New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
CENTRAL AMERICA.
NICARAGUA.

N.v regulations were ON foot With the Govern.
me Ut Of Costa Rcs, TO arrange the boundary ques-
tier: the Constituent Assembly having refused To
ratfy tie Convention OF December 8. TIE Costa
Kicsr Government had agreed to new arrangement,
aid tie Assembly OF Nicarsgua had enacted d laT
deClnrrg u end void oil TIE acts OF the althOrlties 3,
Who without constitutional ei, ciion governed tae
Retubhc Fl, IN Jure 1854 the installation OF the
tiesent Assembly. This is intended TO override al
Walkers copfisc stiobs, gisbts &c.
PASSAGE OF The TREATY.
Correspondence OF The Pansu Star and Herald
GRANADA, March 80 1853.
have learned &C TIE passage of tue Cas-
Yrhssr TIesy. 1t was ratified contrary TO Gil ex,
recitation, IN Saturcsy, the 18th int. Several OF
tie members opposed to 1t were absent ana tns
opportunity was embraced TO have 1t though.
I he Ut n,bers from Leon went for it 10 body Out
Il e GraDadisrs generally opposed it,: The vote stood
ten to- five. 1t Wa. opposed Oy DR.. Falla Pedro Cba
mono. Jcse Antonio Mes, Pedro Prsdo AMI Ffan-
cisoo JineDes. The teaty is very popular 10 L1oo'
but IL Graneds, MdsaByd and ktas me ye"e oio III
digi at at its passage. ,.
have ,esd the dOcunert, embracing about 'nn'y
siticle-, end these sie the chief features
The United States lie Ell powered to open ana Keep
open the Trepsit
Son Juan d.. Norte and San Juan del Surito be free
potts Amercsre to be allowed to live in the country
many and bold zeal estate without taking the oatn
of allegisIo e TO the State Of Nicaragua
GkhERAL AMNESTY TOWARD ALL ANthio NM.
American merchants TO be allowed to introduce
their eo eds at the same rates as those which native
merchants pay.
The United STATES to be allowed to place troops on
Il Trens when it THE Ubited Stated shail deem I"
Necessary tor the security Of the same
The Snip CsLa OF Railroad to De consldefeu uuuo'
An eiicsn pTo't ciiop.
CooDizers who buy land and settle IN the country,
81 take slleg ance 10 ~ same, to be prcteceu ny
tie ULied States il Ncarsgus tnils 10 DO So
TIE Uni ID States 10 be allowed 10 dls-Wo''A
forces, &C. for ibe maintenance 81 naval ssa''oh'
All Americans taking tine cath Of allegiance 70 De-
cone Instantly citizens.
FREEDOM of SPEECH ASD RELIGIOUS oPiNto''
Th, Uured States to protect the Transit u. O. tle
state against al foreign Invasion, anu 10 HiaW''
ut-n quietude. ,. 60
Am. ricap ctizeps nstursbzed or otherwte 10
have oil civil rigLts 10 equality with nsufo Ne
guabs .:
There are many other provisions Of an interesting
character, but a. have bat moment TO wri'e oSN
rot er unersie them all. 1850. away
Tte American Eagle has taken long sweep over
Il e Cordilleras, and every true American Will iee
tlril Of JOY at tbl- Contamination. .Lo rro,,5
NaIceI butts prcs pecte are Leary ia!1en 70 III.
The y # the rat fcation Of the Treaty hs ~
grated I'D fxtersion Of time TO No'e"oei' I" '"'
White, itbbins Company.
Lamar hos lad a. open row WIZ his 0oeie''' ~
discharged him. 90
letter from Granada, dsted March -, says
The San Cs,Ios steamer il still asboIe near ns,n
Bay: che might be get OF with perhaps cos. "
COO, but il IL pobsble that enc WI /. total
wreck The bleme Of her loss Is auacnea W 10
Nicsrseusn conmandsrt OF bosrd, VINO woen luo
.torm came iIt.,fer.d With the Captain 10 tne per
FINANCE of bis duties ard ordered the Vessei NC
10 shore. -, 49,. - ,,,
,l,senT,,bs xo,ine for Vanderbilt almost sg sln u
iope. ard win sn eLergy incredible Id .nis rpas o'
tin h. bss r,dden and forward through the
country at less, 90 miles be hes ct length sue