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

the deceased giving proper notice OF such nomination to
Art Q l. The caizens Of the United States residing ia
Nicaragua the citizens Of Nicaragua residing the
United States, may intermarry with the natives of the
country hold aud possess, by purchase marriage DIES
any estate real personal without thereby chang
ing their national Character subject TO the laws which
exist or may be enacted in this respect
Q The citizens of the United States residents in the
republic of Nicaragua, and the citizens of Nicaragua
residents in the United States, shall be exempted from
all forced or compulsory military whatsoever
by land or sea- from all contributions OF war military
exactious forced loans in time OF war, But they shall
be obliged In the same manner as the citizens of each
ton TO pay lawful taxes municipal and other modes Of
ppots and ordinary charges loans and contributions IN
time peace as the citizens Of the country are able
lust pro- ortion 70 the property owned.
3 Nor shall the property OF either, Of any kind be
taken for public object without full and Just compen-
saton, TO be paid in advance.
The citizens Of each OF the two high contr acting par
ties shall have the unlimited right TO go any part Of the
territories Of the other and in all enjoy the same
cury as the natives OF the country where they reside
with the condition that they duly observe the laws and
ordinances.
Art 10 II shall be free for each Of the two high con-
tracing parties to appoint consus for the protection Of
trade to reside in Of the territories of the other party
But before any consul shall such, he shall in the
usual form be approved and admitted TO the government
TO which he sent and either OF the high contracting
tics except from the residence OF consus such par
cular places as they judge tit TO be excepted.
Inc diplomatic agents OF Nicaragua ana consnls, shai
vieges exemptions and mmunities as shall be al
lowed TO the agents Of the rank belonging to the
agents and consuls OF the United States Nicaragua
shall enjoy, according 10 tho strctes reciprocity, what.
privileges, exemptions and immuntes that or
may be granted in the republic Of Nicaragua the dpo-
matte agents and consus OF the most favored nations
Art IL. For the better security of commerce between
the citizens of the United States and the citizens of Mica
raeua IS agreed that il at any time any interruption
81 friendly intercourse any rupture should unfortu-
na,cy take place between the two high contracting
parties, the citizens OF either who may be within the
territories OF the other SHALL il residing the coast
be allowed six months, and if in the interior whole
year, to wind up their accounts and dispose Of their
property, and safe conduct shall be given TO them
10 embark AT any port they themselves may select.
Even in case Of rupture, all such citizens Of either of
the high contracting parties who established any Of
the territories Of the other in trade other employ
have the privilege OF remaining and continuing such trade
or employment without any manner OF interruption in the
full enjoy ment Of liberty and property long they
behave peacefully and commit offence against the law
aud Their goods and effects OF whatever description they
vduals 10 the State, shall not be liable
Quesiraton, to other charges or demands than
those which may be made the like effects property
belonging to the native citizens Of the country which
such citizens may reside. In the case, debts be.
tween individuals property in public funds and shares Of
companies shall never be conscated sequestered de-
tanned.
Art IL The citizens Of the United States and the ct.
OF the republic of Nicaragua respectively residing in
any the territories Of the other party shall enjoy
their houses persons and property the protection Of the
government, aud shall continue in possession Of the
guarantees which they now enjoy They shall not be
disturbed, molested or annoyed in any manner ac-
count of their religious belief in the proper exercise
of their religion, agreeaby to the system of tolerance
esablshc in the territories Of the two high contracting
which they reside well the constitution laws and
customs Of the country Liberty shall also be granted to
bury the citizens of either of the two high contracting par
who may die in the territories aforesaid in burial
places Of their own, which in the same manner may be
freely established ana maintained nor shall the funerals
sepnchres Of the dead be disturbed IN any way or
upon any account
Art Is Whenever the citizens Of either of the contract
ing parties shall forced 10 seek refuge asylum In the
their
vessels, whether merchant war, public or private
through stress OF weather pursuit OF pirates enemies
want OF provisions water they shall be received and
treated with humanity and given all favor and protection
for repairing their vessels. procuring provisions, and
placing themselves in all respects In condition TO con
tnue their voyage without obstacle or hndrance OF any
kind.
~ 1t is agreed between the United States and the
republic OF Nicaragua, that upon mutual requsitons by
them their ministers, officers authorities, respec
lively made they will deliver up TO justice all persons OF
either country who may seek asylum concealment
within tie territories OF the other charged with the crime
Of murder assault with intent TO commit murder
piracy arson or robbery or rape or forgery or the
utterance OF forged papers burglary or fabrication
circulation OF counterfeit paper money the
bezzlemeni of pablo funds committed within the jursdc
ton Of either party provided that tins shall only be
done upon such evidence Of crimnay according to
the laws of the place where the fugitive may be found
would Justify his apprehension and commitment for trial.
II the crime offence had been there committed and the
respective judges other magistrates Of the
uts shall have the power jurisdiction and authority
upon complaint made on oath TO issue a warran
for the apprehension OF the fugitive. person so
charged that he msy be brought before such judges
other sraes respectively, 10 the end that the evi
dence OF crminaiy be heard and considered. II, on
such hearing the evidence be sufficient TO sustain the
charge Il shall be the duty Of the examining judge
magistrate 10 certify the same 10 the executive authority,
ha, warrant may issue FOR the surrender OF such flu
giiye.
Tie expenses OF such apprehension aud delivery shall
be borne and betrayed by the party Who makes the
QUESTION aud receives the fugitive
Sec 2 That when any person accused Of the crimes
mentioned IN this treaty shall have committed new
TN ~ Sata he has
asylum may be found, such person shall not be de
lyered ~ under The tpuiaons Of this treaty until he
shaii have been tr'e1 ana shah nave oeen aoqueu OF
such new crime or shall have received the punishment
due 10 such crime
Art. Is II am one OF the citizens Of either
party shall infringe any OF the articles Of this treaty. such
citizen shall be held personally responsible Cor the same
ard the harmony and good correspondence between the
two nations shall not be interrupted hereoycaoh party
engaging IN way 10 protect the offender sanction
such violation.
. II (which indeed cannot be cxrected) unfortunately
any o the accles contained in the present treaty shall be
violated nfrngcd in any other way whatever, II is ex
prcssy stipulated that neither Of the contracting parties
will order authorize any act Of reprsa, nor declare
against the other complaint OF injuries damsg
until the sad party considering itself offended shall first
have presented 10 the other statement Of such injuries
damages. verified by competent proof, and demanded
either refused or unressolably delayed.
Ari 70. The two high contracting Powers, desiring to
make the treaty durable possible, that this
treaty shall remain IN ul force for the term Of twelve
Year, from Tic day 81 the exchange OF the Publications.
ana phff party khal have The rFht ~ Loy the other
81 ts intention 20 terminate. alter reform this treaty AT
beast twelve months before the expiration Of the twelve
years II such notice be given, thea ths treaty shall
continue binding beyond the said time, AMI until twelve
months shall have elapsed from the day which Of
tie PARTIES shall notify the other OF 10 Intention 70 alter,
reioi N or abrogatc tbs treaty.
Art IL. Tie present treaty shall be ratified. and the
rat6cations exchanged al Washington city within the
space a. eighteen moaihs-or sooner possible
In witness whereof the respective pleniIOtentaries
have signed The same, aud affixed thereto their respective
seals.
Ioue ~ the city 81 Granada, republic of Nicaragua,
Central America this twentieth day OF June. In the year
Of lord thousand eight hundred and atty Eve
JNO. n. WHEELER
SEBASTIAN fSCOBAR,
AUGJSTIN AyIilS.
When tbs treaty arrived a, Washington General Walker
rtor Military Dictator N Nicaragua, ana the govern.
mcn OF the United States refused 10 receive the Envoy
that brough, H. II not material 20 prcsen, purpose
10 DO than simply advert to the interference Of
Enga and the United States IA Ncaraguan affairs. the
seizure and return Of Walker and his men, and the closing
Of the Transit route They were circumstances which