The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

their religious belief the proper exercise Of their
religion either within their private houses or 10 The
places OF worship destined for that purpose reeaby TO
the system az tolerance established in the territories OF
the two high contracting parties provided they respect
the religion OF the nation in which they reside, as well as
the constitution laws and customs OF the country LIB
ery shall also be granted bury the citizens OF either OF
tories aforesaid in burial places their own which the
same manner may be freely established and maintained
turbed in any way upon any account
Art ID In order that the two high contracting parties
have the opportunity OF hereafter treating and agree
upon such other arrangements tend still further
TO the Improvement Of their mutual intercourse and TO the
advancement OF the interests Of their respective citizens,
agreed that at any time after the expiration Of
from the date of the exchange OF the rafcaons of
the present treaty either of the high contracting parties
shall the right Of giving the other party Of
its intention to terminate articles A. and OF the present
treaty aud that al the expiration of twelve months after
such notice shall have been received by either party from
the other the said articles, and all the stpulaons
tanned therein shall cease 70 be binding the two high
contract az parties
Publications shall be exchanged at Washington or at San
Jose de Costa Rca within the space OF one year. or sooner
| If possible.
In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentres have
signed the and have affixed thereto their respective
seals.
Done at Washington this tenth day Of July in the year
Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty one.
+. MOLINA
The usual Publications exchanged and PROCLAIM
tons made by the contracting powers.
Meanwhile the governments OF Great Britain and the
| United States hard at work corresponding upon
Nicaraguan affairs, which in bad way internally
and externally Internally the two parties Of the republic
declared civil There does not appear to have been
any question Of principle at stake The spells of the
Transit probably the incentives these pat,
riots Of both factions The company had agreed to
the Nicaraguan government the OF $40 900 per
mum, and they considerably IN arrears. The gov
forces finally beaten, but not before Mr.
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following convention, which will be IS nearly the
same as that concluded with Costa RIGA
THE wHEFIER-EsCoBAR CONVENTION
TREATY or FRIENDSHIP COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA AID
! THE RErIBLIC or NICARAGUA.
4 In the Name Of the Most Holy Trinity
Commercial Intercourse having been for some time
tabished between the United States and the republic Of
Nicaragua. good for the security well the
OF such commercial intercourse, and for
the maintenance Of good understanding between the Uni
ted States and said republic that the relations sub
s'stng between them should be regularly acknowledged
and confirmed by treaty OF amy, commerce and nayi
| Cation.
npoenaries 10 witThe President OF the United States,
John Hill Wheeler Minister resident said republic;
and His Excelency, Deputy President OF the Republic
Of Nicaragua, Senior hon Sebastian Escobar and Senior
| Don Augustine Aves, who, after having communicated
to each other full powers, found to I've in due and
proper form, have agreed upon and concluded the follow
Art. / There shall be perpetual ami:y between the
tinted ana ON part ana the
government of the republic Of Nicaragua and its citizens
on the other.
Art There shall be between all the territories of the
United States and the territories OF the repblc Ncara
qua reciprocal freedom Of commerce.
The subjects and citizens Of the two countries respec
lively, shall full liberty freely and securely to
with their ships and cargoes 70 all places, ports and
rivers the territories aforesaid to which other foreign
may be permitted TO come TO enter into the
same and to remain and reside in part thereof
specvey; also, 10 hire and occupy houses and ware
houses for the purpose of their commerce. and generally
The merchants traders reSpectyPiy
shall enjoy the mos, complete protection and security for
their subject always 10 the laws and statutes
| Of the two countries respectively
In the the respective ships of and Post
Office packets of the countries shall have liberty freely
and securely 10 all harbors rivers, and places
which other foreign ships OF and packets may
be permitted TO enter the same to anchor and
TO remain there and reht subject always to the laws ami
statutes Of the two countries respectively.
BY the right Of entering places ports and rivers
toned III this article, the privilege Of carrying on the
coas,ng trade IS not understood in which trade national
only Of the country where the trade is carried
| are permitted to engage
THIS article in no manner shall construed as to
derogaie from the privileges granted by the republic
Nicaragua TO the Accessory Transit Company.
Art 8. II beng intention Of tie high Contract
ing parties bind themselves by the preceding articles 70
hereby agreed between them, that any favor, priv
ese immunity whatever, IN matters OF commerce aud
navigation, which either contracting party has actually
granted may grant hereafter 20 the subjects ci
OF any other State shall be extended 10 the subjects
Of the other contracting party gratuiiously, 4 the con
cession favor of that other nation shall have been
gratuous, in return for compensation as nearly az
posi- Of proportonac value and effect 10 be adjusted
by mutual agreement II the concession shall have been
conditional.
Art A. No higher nor other duties shall be imposed on
the mporatans into the territories the United States
any article beng the growth, produce or manufacture
Of the republic OF Nicaragua, and higher other du
tics shall be imposed the importation into the terrific
RIGS Of the republic Of Nicaragua articles being the
growth produce manufacture OF the territories Of the
United States. than shall be payable upon the ike
other foreign country nor shall any other higher du
charges be imposed IN the territories Of either Of
the high contracting parties, on the expoa' on OF any
articles 10 territories Of other than such
may be able the expectation Of the Ike articles
be imposed upon the exploration or importation OF any
articles tho growth, produce or manufacture o. the ter
rtores Of the United States or the republic Of Nicaragua
from the said territories of tile Gated states, to
or from the republic 81 Nicaragua which shai not equally
extend 20 ell other nations.
AIT g. No higher other duties or payments. on &C
Of tonnage OF light harbor dues plotage, Of
salvage, IL either damage shpwreck,
OF any local charges shall b. imposed In Of the
ports 81 Nicaragua vessels u the United States than
those payable by Ncaraguan vcsscl nor 10 any q the
shall be payable 10 the same ports Of vessels Of the United
i states
into the territories u the republic Of Nicaragua any
article being the growth produce mgpusclrc II tue
territories q the United states whetxs9ch importation
United states and the same duties sfa Be paid the
importation the territories Of the United states Of
any article being tie growth, produce or manufacture Of
tic republic OF Nicaragua whether such importation
shall bc made ID Ncarsguan United states vessels.
Inc same uucs pdlu, ahG ufaN
| hacks allowed the ortation TO the republic Of
Nicaragua ~ any articles being the growth produce or
manufacture Of the territories Of tie United states,
whether such imporatons shall be made IN Ncaraguaa
or United states vessels aud the duties shall he
paid, and the same bouniies and drawbacks allowed
the expiration 81 any articles being the growth, pro.
duce manufacture OF the republic ~ Nicaragua the
territories a. the United states whether such exporta.
ton shall be made "a The vessels Of the United States
I Nicaragua.
Art : All merchants, commanders Of ships, and other
citizens Of the United States, sha have full liberty all
the territories VI the republic Of Nicaragua manage
their affairs themselves, permitted by the Avs
10 commit them 10 the management 81 whomsoever they
please. broker factor agent Interpreter. shall
they be obliged ~ employ any other persons IN those
paeics than those employed by Ncaraguans. 20 pay
them any other salary remuneration than such
aid ia lie cases by Naraguan citizens and absolute nee
shall be allowed all 10 the buyer and seller
20 bargain AM tx the price Of any goods,
chandise imported nto exported from the republic Of
Nicaragua they shall good observing the laws and