The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
Notifications OF the Cass-Yrisarr, Treaty

Notifications OF the Cass-Yrisarri Treaty.
We give below the act passed by TIC Assembly Of Mica
ragua, modifying the treaty made between Gen Cass aud
Senior Yrsarr for the settlement Of the pending questions
between the two governments--
The Constituent Assembly Of the republic Of Nca,agua
IN virtue OF me legislative authority 10 t vested, de-
Art J. There Is hereby ratified With the mold ations
Washington the 10th OF Novem 1851 this
republic and that OF the United States America through
their penpoentlares nominated 70 this end which treaty
follows
Bere follows the treaty as Published in the NEW York
Art q The iteeuth Htc.s Of the tre..y shall read in
there terms-
The United States agree extend their protection 70 all
rariee the neutrality OF the They agree TO
employ their influence with other nations induce them
10 guarantee such neutrality and protection.
AND the republic Of Nicaragua on lie psrt agrees To es
tAbsh enc free port at zach extremity Of single route
Of communication bt~een the Atlantic and Pacific
shall be imposed or levied by the governmhut Of
Nicaragua than those phtch may be agreed upon be-
, ,rssn ne o t%o S'g"n me gnsd ssses a
be at liberty to carry troops AMI mupisions
ofwsf in their own vessels or Otherwise for their trans
aodys Irorided that they be destined for Place
,rM.n Ae territory q tn. Unitd States, Bat not
me. &c destined TO nations friendly to the re-
lies; and the government OF Nicaragua shall not de-
mand any charges or tolls Of kind whatsoever for the
trsnspor son o. sad troops AMI mentions Of war. Api
no higher or oher charges tolls shall be imposed
or rsgs OF parsons and property OF citizens
or suhects oil The United States, OF any other country
ac.ss the ead routes OF 3umunc alton than
be imposed on the persons aud property oczen5 N,z
rsgua And The republic Of Nicaragua recognises the right
OF The Postmaster General OF the United Sates 10 enter
into contracts with sry individuals companies TO trans
pors the pals Of The United States apg the sat routes Of
communication, or along any other routes across the
istnmrs N ts discretion closed bags the contnts OF
whcc uay net be Intended for Distribution within the
duties by the government Of Nicaragua but this liberty
not to be construed 10 permit such individuals
componef by virtue Of this right to transport the mails
" carry also passengers or freight
Art. 3 The sixteenth article Shall read ~ follows
The republic az Nicaragua AGREES that should becoe
security and protection of persons and property passr
ever apy OF the routes Aforesaid, II will eppioy the
requisite force fer that purpose bot failure 70 do
this for any csuse whassver, The gogernmest
h> said rrpose, ,hereur hlt Of Nicaragua
or It's 1iDitr In the Uai<d 6c's shan recaJ-
mise the necessity for the employment ~ iris foreign
force and at the request Of the gucrnmcs OF Nicaragua,
bins otU ufdsysod that this fo cs shall 10Th u
,riure ,ct. erd Z, shall Be t hdrarn as som as ia ne
necessary
Art l. A6itioaal-rbe government OF tho United
Safes thsl prevent The fornaion 10 said States OF cxps
crons srnarer,s against Nicsrsgue under pre-
text Of adg any Of The parties which trsy exs, In the
country.
Art 8. The treaty, with the preceding notifications
inserted shalt become ag o. the republic az soon az
the exchange Of the respective ratacsns shall have
tRsen p'sce.
Given In Mans gua on ihe 2s,h CT Ja,e, 1883
ANTONIO FALLA, Deputy President
JosE A hEJIA, Deputy Secretary.
j. MIGUEL CAhnESAs, Deputy Secretary.