Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

TREATY. We have, by the Moses Tay-
Tor, at New York, the announcement
that the Cass- Yrissavi treaty was ratified
/ by the Nicaraguan government on the
18th ultimo.
T BY this treaty the Republic of Mica
ragua comedies to the United States. and
to their citizens and property, the right
Of transit between the Atlantic and Pa
ci6c oceans, through the territories of
that republic, on any route of communi-
cation, natural or artificial, whittier by
land or water, which may now or here
after exist or be constructed under the
authority Of Nicaragua, to be used in the
same manner and upon equal terms by
both republics and their respective citi-
zens-the republic of Nicaragua, how
ever, rcserying the right Of sovereignty
over the same
The United States agree to extend
their protection to M such routes, and to
guarantee the neutrality of the same. -
They also agree to employ their influence
with other nations to induce them to qua
rantee such neutrality and protection
Nicaragua engages also to establish free
port at each extremely of the transit for
merchandise auG effects IN traaSttu. $500
Troops and munitions of war can be car
ried by the United States across this
transit.
The postmastcr-genc is authorized
to convey the mails across this transit by
contract or otherwise Nicaraguaagrecs
that IN case she should fail to protect
persons and property upon this transit,
chat the United States shall have power
to do so, SO long as such military protcc-
ton may be considered necessary.
Any company establishing a transit
communication through Nicaragua is only
entitled to the protection Of the United
States SO long as it fulhlls the purposes
and adheres to tho spirit and intentions
Of the treaty. If any transit company
whatever imposes cxorbitant tolls or 9TH
erwise misconducts itself, the protection
Of the United States can be Withdrawn,
upon due notice being given to Nicara-
qua. The rights and privileges guaran-
teed by this treaty cannot be iniriuged
10y the terms Of any transit contract, any
charter or grant infringing upon these
rights and privileges being essentially
null and void and by the same article
the protection Of the United States is
withheld from any transit company until
they shall make the terms and conditions
Of this treaty, IN effect, a portion Of their
charter as fully as if it had been en-
traced IN the original grant.
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be Gennty Sheriff If Bsl,i@aro y mt 'ir'','
arrived ~ tLo ;,H ,r;,b Carr;o y.
brinoino him ;,to tho Ill h. a,,,.o.e,j
A desire to see Cronns and was fltcn r.
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affecting interview took place between
them. Eorrle approached Crops who
rose to meet him, and after a cordial but
Impressive shaking Of hands, Corric adj
dressed Crops in substance as follows:
" Wei, Nal we have both got to die,
and there IS no use concealing our feel
ings There is no escape for u.s. and you
should at once prepare to die right, and
to meet your fate like a man | shall
endeavor so to do, and I believe that
Tod will have mercy on my soul 1t is
the will Of God that we should both die,
and let me entreat you to seek pardon
and forgiveness. We can have no hope
for pardon or reprieye on earth, and we
must look TO Heaven for comfort and aid
in our unhappy condition. Let US both
meet our fate with Grmness and resigna-
ton.
The tears stood in the eyes Of Crops
during th:s interview, and he seemed too
much affected to speak merely indicating
his assent to the earnest appeal Of his
associate in crime
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