The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
from beng allowed 70 shield themselves under grant
Of the PARDON. The following 10 the decree
pprRNE

MARAGUA IL.
sIhe supreme Executive power has emitted he follow
m The As:smsy Of h. rsIass ass,ssd
Of Nicaragua by virtue Of their Legislative Of which
An We declare seDAral amnesty in favor Of all Mica
RAJ h.ss % III
frsm Nay ss. iii ssh November last excepting Sose
he
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may have abandoned him before he cspua,ion Ry.s
i' La. of s;:,sss ~ H.,s ss5ss6 T. s February
!osE HiSIaso IS BSI AMOS. .. g.
Bet done-xsnAguA February IL 1883
Agreed 10 -MsnAgua, Feb. II, 1888 CORTEs
remarkable feature Of this act Of hberaly Of the Nj
oaraeusn Assembly s tha& s especially given In benefit
Of al Ncarasuenses, but not extending 70 any OF the
Americans who living in this country bat against
times may still be renewed when this government
chooses without their being able 10 avoid punshment
think that on this occasion The Assembly and this
ment may be accused Of having shown any paraly In
favor Of the Americans
done nothing The deputies studying privately, not
the difficulties that the Css and Yrissa treaty may
tain tho that they may order avoid
i,s ratification. Any treaty which may be made with
the United States will always be considered by
ey S Sn the deputies and tho Of se
government who belong to the re!gnlng party,
only OF the United States 70 cntrap them,
TO cheat them TO 5uster them, and finally TO swallow
tbemup
The ratification, therefore, of the pending treaty will be
undoubtedly protracted by this government aud the
iorty Of this Assembly az long and possible.
The people, although they not conscious OF t.
entirely ensaved morally 70 England drst and 70 Franco
secondly On the other hand they have tenacious
pugDance to the Americans. They are taught by TO-
reign influence to consider the Yankees many wild
beasts ready 70 devour them They expect here French
envoy psnpotentary they believe also the speedy
coming Of MIR. Ouseley. These two their promised
Messishs; and while they still persuaded that these
two saivators will come, they VIII find tn ,usand
pretexts not TO take any action on the pending
treaty they DO not sna any plausible me means to keep
bly, 70 stop II some way or another. The members of
the Assembly will that the of the year too
hot and they want some two or three months refresh
Unless Mr.. Yrsarri writes them from Washington tha,
thousands Of Gbusters have actually aped the
vigilance Of President buchanan, these people will
10 any treaty with the absorbng Yankees There
has been very words exchanged between the govern
ment and the honorable Mr. Lamar sautes fired to
the American Mpiter PlepipoteDtiary, and N
Iempze In Msnagua the I'D Of February the birthday
Of 81 Gran Vasinton but a. the French say, all this
humbug has been used in order 70 jer de Ia poldre
aur yeu1 They want 70 blind the good general OF
ADJOURN 70 the an q the esy At az e' ourrsn
don't think that the veteran Texan easy 10 be blind
ed In any case the fact that nothing has been done
thing not easy 10 tel and what II will be perhaps
Lord Napier and Count do Sarges will hear before the
American mnster @hanh8uh OF me secretary OF S<Ate
at Washington.
The next cardinal question the carpet 70 know who
will enjoy the privilege OF possessing the "ndian gate
way" as the #RAID has Il, Of the Nicarasuan Transit
route The American Atlantic and Pacific Canal Compa
ny's charter, held well known, by Mr. Sebbins and
Mr.. j. White, is likely 70 result in worthless piece of
paper for s holders
The last mail with dates from New York 10 the 5th OF
February conveyed dispatches for this from
Yrisarr Stebbns White Co requesting the privilege
OF extension OF time 10 the Let OF january 1852 for
the opening OF the Nicaraguan Transit route under their
grant hardly think II possible that the government
here will accede 70 their request especially
Webster present in Managua pulling the wires for tho
Vanderbilt interest do not think that Is too bold 10
assert that Webster will have contract with this govern
ment before the lapsc Of days. By very
able coup d'ttat he has bought tho lake steamers
San carlos and Ia vrgcn from Csts Rcs- He took pos
session here at Granada the 24h inst OF the Oar
los In the OF the Commodore who claims "to
defeat" This fact rejoiced those parties here Who
with 10 early opening Of this Transit Whether t
will really favor the speedy establishment OF this hns
We shall see. sincerely wish that may So
Then, beeidcs the immense sdvaLtAges that NcAragua
first, and all the world Afterwards, would reap from such
an important desderatum The HERALD would have that Of
receiving from this country frequent information
and letters Of recent date than the send BY he
present mail