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whom was sercd roe exasur alton he treaty ceeersse
With Great Britain, ~ eroushs W tor hrss readn
molten Tor second rssSns YES made, aAdm 80 esAsa
sepor zsledos stAisd that nr. ouss'cy, Minister Of
Grsas Britain. had invited him 70 come 70 the Guy
pers.ns 70 Tho rspabc y sooeas 70 this invitation, he
Leon Tor the object expressed rcrmssson was xranted
seror cardeua voting In the negative, which was 70,
Ths Minister Of Relations p~esen,ed himself 10 give
seme vcs bal infof nation on matters pending In
inssop bsweec GsDersl Jerez and that Cabinet and
the question az the Transit, but The Chamber decided 70
deicr tho reception Of tts iniorr until the Com.
mnee on Reports shall have rtpoFssi this subject
4. ~ W. sue Ssnsh An Increased TAI had been
isa 90 foreign imporsaons qocrs, gowaer aud pspsr
20 that "he might have The means Of satisfy
ing soe facrsd claims 81 these Who, fighting the
ousers saved the indepenicnoc o. Nicaraga and yor
Documents from The Minister Of Rs,auoss concerning
States ,specrs the Cas- Yss treaty, we've preseased
and referred 70 The appropriate comasises.
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT TROUBLES.
10 TIE STOCKHOLDERS on TnE AnssicAN ALLAN
iic AND rAciiic snir CANAL COMPANY, Asp TO
TIE PUBLIC.
NV yoHs. April 30. 1855.
The following notice appears ,ss daily p@pef Of this
Gate, under the head Of Washington news
n as ~ en- ss s s "a
Pacific stip Canal Company thu hsr charter hsd bsen de-
thai tie mpany faisd 10 fus s obixaons and be
likewise rctifed tecrcary Cas- 10 The eject
To the above statement have reply, that We re.
ceived yesterday fion General Jepx copy OF decree
from the government Of Nicaragua which all that re-
iAes to the abrosaton Of the charter Of company
stated In the following words dated Nanagua 23 March
1850 -
The ard Chamber Of Deputies OF the Republic OF
Nicaragus'decTee:
ART abe stsbtps Csmpasy nc having ful6lied co.
merits, Nicaragua declares the
company the 10Th June 1851 and the explanations con
iaiaeo In the convention Of The h VI October same
year void and Of no effect
Which is very short and easy way OF getting rid OF
contract with foreigners without, trial before competent
court and in defiance Of the express terms Of the contract
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Translated for the NEW YORK HERALD from the Centre
Americana of Anrtl l

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
The capalizaton conrsc. celebrated with NJ Felix Bel
~ has not only in the facation OF commerce the
nations of the world shortening by three thousand
tie which separates Europe from the whole west
rapid and easy By means Of steam Communication with
China Japan, New Zealand and New Holland, but II
citas other opjecu of vast importance in political and
economical aspect as Is seen in the preamble Of the
tact ncntis ned.
is necessary not to forget the solemn circumstances
In which the country found when hat interesting do
cumcnt signed at Rvas, to the beneficial influence Of
which great measure owe the favorable condition
OF things which We behold at present.
Threatened with DEATH was independence by the
constant alarms Of the busers the supreme chiefs Of Nj
caraeua Costa Rca which the advanced populations
OF Central America and consequently the most vulnerable
unanimously assembled In the city Of Rvas where the
blood OF the Central Americans, shed in thousand
bats the holy o. independence cries with
ge,c the closest between them Therebey
wished, IN view Of 70 many objects which reminded
them 81 tho evils Of disunion, 70 take step which,
saving the ex,sting condition Of AFFAIRS might render
the future Of the two countries, aud form at
abe proper time centre around which the other
cites Of the ancient federation might one day be
grouped II is necessary, we repeat, not 10 forget
tDose melancholy circumstances, and the phase
vhich the iabors OF NJ Felix Belly 10 Central America
have given TO policy and the policy Of the world.
The Congress is not now going TO be occupied with a
single contract; is going to be occupied vh great
neasrre which, although might not correspond with
the expectation OF the world respects the great
sal interests which II involves mus, as an inevitable
consequence, attract 20 Central America European mm
patcp the combined influence OF the maritime pow r.
abundance and the union and independence OF the popu
T.
ali the rassoas OK we belle that vou ought
a, ,,ef,socs A, g,yo vour attention M tha ccn,,oce oe
r.,,t,.,or h, S.s,r. mi, a. 10 ;ns,ra,.oh,o -, 49, "
go ssn,, ,on,.h - 49, hS = Isl, @ ~. " 49,
fp Naon' wbch can pave no elect, ana THIS step Is
fhe decsrauoe ~ the unsubstantia nature aud nuly Of
The cont act with the White stbbns Company, which be-
tides HAVING ha- for its basis the i'm or tho
r.l has IA, b.on ahe IN FILA, ,e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$50 ~, Nc, r..r, c,dod he ,ari "a Nv, ~
-,' ,su., su.ou y nai heu "eierence nas
an'fa several eAtehsions Of the tme stated in the
Contract.
Tie falFi'y Of that basie then, Ia known the iu5p
Fl conn tent men. and aftr the cmpauv IN yvho,
az, .t.t, Ca. has respsed IN ,j, ,i,h H.
obligations Tor which IL contracted IL undoubed that
Nicaragua In the exercise OF her right to declare herself
free from all original compromises OF the said contract
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Married.

CRNE-TuIHnL in this city, Thursday, April 2s at
the Reformed Dutch church. Of Twenty first street
and Fifth avenue by the Rev. Or. Strong, Mr.. GEORGE
". CRANE to Miss H. LIZZIE eldest daughter Of Solomon
Tuthll, Of this city
MAHls-HuBpARp. On Thursday, April %, by the Rev
Dr. Potts Joek MARIE to JOSEPHINE youngest daughter Of
n. T. Hubbard all Of this city.
Row-CRASE.-ln this City, on Thursday, April %, at
the Reformed Dutch church, Of Twenty street
and Fifth avenue, by the Rev. DR.. Strong, Mr.. CHARLES
RoBB to Miss KAYE A., only daughter Of David D. Crane
Esq., Of this city
baltimore, Boston nd Chicago papers please copy
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CHARTER OF iS40.

CHATTER OF iS40.
Art 33. Ia case any dispute
or controversy shall arise dur
ing the existence OF this con.
tract between the State ana
company, the same shsl, be
determined by q refcren &C
TO five commissioners, TO be
chosen in the folio wing mau.
per:-rwo 10 be named on
the part OF the State, two
by the company, aud the
fifth TO be selected by the
four others appointed, who
shall hear aud determine
the matters In controversy
and decide upon the same,
which decision OF the said
commissioners shall be floAl
and without appeal, and
binding upon both the State
and company.
Art. 81. II is further pro-
vided that In the event of
the four commissioners thrs
chosen not being able TO
agree upon the selection Of
the fifth, the State and com.
pany shall then choose three
individuals, out OF which
number they shall select one
10 act as such fifth commits
sioner; but should they disa
gree in such selection, then
the choice shall be made out
OF said number by lot.
CONVENTION OF 1857.
Art. s. In order to simpli.
fy and expedite the object
proposed ia articles 80 and
81 OF the contract Of the 9th
Of August, lS49, whenever
il may be necessary TO ap.
point aIbitrators to decide
such disputes or controver-
sizes as may arise between
the government Of Nicara.
qua and the company, one
arbltI Rtor only shall be an.
pointed by each party; and
IN case of their disagree.
ment, If the arbitrators do
not within three days select
q third arbitrator, applica
ton ehali be made within
ten days TO the three oldest
ministers plenipotertiary,
or ministers resident in ie-
fault Of pleDipoten,iaries, or
charges d'affaires in default
administers resident accord.
ing to the dates Of reception
In Washington, To select
such third arbitrator; and
the minister or diplomatic
representative Of Nicaragua
shall 10 no case be one of
the three authorized to Sc.
lect. In case any one Of
these ministers or charges
d'silaires shall excuse him
self, or for any cause
should not be able to act,
his place shall be success
sively supplied by the
next oldest minister or
charge d'affaires, according
to the order Of rcce ptions in
Washington, until the object
is obtained.
Persons interested in the
company, or the Officers,
agents or employees thereof,
cannot be appointed arbitra.
tors, nor can the officers,
agents or employees OF the
government Of Nicaragua be
so appointed. The ar bitration
shall take place in the city
OF New York.
Art. 8. For any wilful
breach or non-performauce
Of any Of these stipulations,
or of the others contained
in the contract of the 10th
Of June Of this present year,
or Of the aforesaid conven.
ton OF the 9th Of August,
1s49, the government Of
Nicaragua may annul the
said contracts after having
submitted the question to
the decision Of arbitrators
as aforesaid, and after they
shall have decided the ques-
ton against We company.
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We gave most o. the points Of the brought by hc
Northern Light in yesterdays HERALD but our 'o'res-
pondence goes more into details which ars 0tereftiog
and worth reading.
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Kenpedy's Medical Discovery II warranted
srouls eryspclas salt rheum scad head
sore eRR For sale By all druggs'a
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H0lloway's Ointment, unlike the remedies
live but for day. has been before the public
quarter of century efectng In the hopeless
ee Of old sores cancers and Ulcers
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic socknss vartooss
veins supporters and shoulder for defor
mites made order. No Vesey street, Astor House NJ Y
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Trusses, Shoulder Brsces, Elastic Stock.
fo Aus strces
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lneee aIuCieB Oh our cnaIter are pam aud Eiunple
enough and the words of Mr. Secretary CAss clear
unambiguous. We officially demanded arbitration Of
differences between and the government Of Nicaragua
the 10th Of October last and named arbitrator to
Minister Yrsarri Nicaragua has neglected to name az
arbitrator her part the matter rests Az com.
pany having TO do with foreign government We do
more; s complete and do seek TO bet.
ter it II will now be for the President Of the United
States and not for this company TO settle wi Nicaragua
It is direct issue raised by Nicaragua, with a full
knowledge of the determination of the Executive OF the
United States This company relied the declaration Of
Mr. Secretary Cass Of the 18th Of July last and sent
September, for the purpose Of transit the
sthmus They were recently seized by the government
and for which act the Secretary Of State told that
would bold Nicaragua to stct ccouDtthat the Execu
tive was committed TO us in this matter
We have claim for damages against Nicaragua exceed
ing one million dollars for stopping transit for fifteen
Notwithstanding up the line and inict
ing upon US losses Of the heaviest description property
and business We do not include herein the value OF our
cnarter, nor the large outays Of money made by this
company in Nicaragua since l849 We can well under.
stand WHY Nicaragua would VOID arbitration and
seemept or differences thereby according TO charter
ID mucn easier TO pass law issue executive de
cree repudiatDg debts and obligations II such illegal
principle of anarchy installed in which the will or caprce
OF rulers will be more than n match for the "vested
rigns OF oregn contractors and creditors let them Pc
This company will insst hs rights frop, the govern
ment o. Nicaragua to their full extent The issue
now wait Executive action here.
We deny peremporiy that have not fulfilled our OBJ
legations TO The government Of Nicaragua We assert,
from the officers Of that government thar they have per-
sisteny impeded and obsruc.ed in all our
TO open the line over Nicaragua We will show that they
have stopped works, our boats
our employees There has scarcely been one steamer from
Central America for the last twelve months which has not
brought some nOce Of executive interference with
business In Ncaraguaof pretended grants TO others
ofhe extinction Of this company; but have survived
and shall continue 70 survive the for the reason that
there power conferred the President and Con-
gress Of Nicaragua consuonaly 10 abrogate ontracts
and copfscate vested rights property And II there
any such power they would be impeded in exeYcs
ing in CASE because the government Of United
States will not allow uuess the able letter of Secretary
Glass; of 26h July last TO Minister Lamar In Nicaragua
deusve document false beacon raised 10 deceive No
man In the United States elsewhere Except in Ncara
gus) would believe this. Respectfully submitted.
J, BODY, Secretary.
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Cure Your Ceush.-2o Cents.

Bar,y's Trtcepherous h the best and cheap
ins and restoring Gs hair isdss 6y Sold By AL drug
gi9;s.
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LETTER or MR.. SECRETARY
cAss TO MINISTER LAMAR,
IN NICARAGUA, DATED
WASHINGTON, 25IH JULY,
1858.
The Unit d States believe
II 10 be their duty, and they
mesn 10 execute Il, TO watch
over the persons ard pro
perty Of their citlzets visit
ing foreign countries, and to
intervene for their protec-
ton when such acton is
Justified by existing cIcum-
stances and by the law Of
nations.
In countries where well
defined and established laws
are in operation, ard where
their administration is CO m
mitted to able and independ-
ent judges, cases will rarely
occur where such interview
ton will be necessary. But
these elements Of confidence
and security are not every
where found, and where
that Ia unfortunately the
case the United States are
called upon 10 be more vigil
liant in watching over their
citizens, and TO interpose ef-
fcieDtly for their pr election
when they are subjected TO
tortuous proceedings By
the direct action OF the gov
ernmept or by its indisJ osi-
ton or inability 10 discharge
it's duties.
But there lie another con-
sideratlcn which calls fer
the attention of this 60
vernment. These contracts
with their citizens have q
naiie mel importance ; they
affect not ordinary interests
merely, but questions Of
great value, political, COM
mercisl and social; and ths
United States are fully jus
titled in taking care that
they are not wantonly vic.
lated and the safe establish
ment Of an inteIoceauic
communication put 10 ha.
Yard or Indefinitely post
poped.
The corIse Of the govern
ment Of Nicaragua wIih re-
lation to these engagements
coptaits nothing in it re.
assuring for the future.
Contracts duly executed
with all The forms OF law,
carrying With them impor.
tant vested rights, have
been NJ bitrarily set aside by
executive cecrees-a mode
Of proceedir G Lot recognized
in the contracts themselves
and without resortirg 10
the action Of the judicial tri-
bunale.
The United States, acting
In behalf OF their citizens,
object to this system Of
ccpfiscation, and they do
not doubt but that they will
have the concurrence Of all
Other Powers who have 81.
milar interests In these
vastly important measures.
What the United States de.
mand is, that in all cases
where their citizens have
entered into contracts with
the proper Nicaraguan au.
Ihorities, and questions have
arisen or shall arife res
pectipg the fidelity Of their
execution, no declaration Of
forfeiture, either past or TO
come, shall possess any
binding force unless pro.
bounced in conformity With
the provisions Of the con-
tract, if there are any, or
If there is no provision for
that purpose, then, unleee
there has been o fair and
impartial investigation, in
such a manner as TO eatisfy
the United States that the
proceeding has been just
and that the decision ought
TO be submitted 10.
Without some security OF
this kind this government
will consider itself warrant
ed, whenever q proper case
arises, in inter posing, By
such means as IL may thirS
justifiable, in behalf Of III
citizens who may have been
or may be injured by such
unjust assumption Of power.
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JouvIn's Kid Gloves and London aslk UNI
breias received by late steamer, LEARY Co., Nos
5, 4 and 8 Astor House, Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NoIsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES At REDUCED PRICES.
soS Broadway, New York.
1872 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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HerTlng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar roof safes Isl Broadway Murray
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Chess and Billiard Rooms Crowded Daily -
BAEsFORDs I43 Fulton street and No Sam BiaId
tables and second hand selling off ohesp.s
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Removal
Nessrs PENFOID, PARKER MOWER Wholesale
dugt ss removed from No. fletcher Beck
m Nassau.
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Fayyler g. Wells Apply Phrenology Daily,
at No sos Broadway, Indicating ie saen. Sf>sss
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Clothing for Spring.
Fot cheap clothing
But well cut and well made,
From every variety OF goods.
Ready made or 20 order,
At DRUMGOLD PROCHs
No 2l4 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LCOHOL, TURPEkTINE AND COAL. OIL BARRRIa
protected against leakage BY soluble glass, ttfisg
cost ufaotured and for s2e By DR. L. FTUCHTWAH-
GER. 143 Msden ane. n B.-Treaie s1nented liquor
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AFTER CAREFUL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS or
a Chsrles London Cordial Gin, only free fo
Eduersuon but hyperion other gin e
favor and punr.nsy OF the italian juniper berry, ills aocep
able u the rost delicate stomach.
l. LAHsZwEkRT, Analytical Chsmis,, San Francisco.
sod only In qusf AND pins by all drugEisis gocess a.
beware OF limitations See that 4SP fhe onir
really London gin. Depot 40 broadway N Y
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photographs OF BOsio, Billy BOyvlegs, and
other celehT tiles deceased may be procured OF MEADE
BROS 233 Broadway. Photographs, &c, daily
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GAS FIxzuREs
VI French English and Amesican
Chandea ers, brackets, &c, &c
. New and elegant desiRns.
Now openSg for the spring trade and fos sale
Cheap, BY
W. +. DALEY Co..
Rroad
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THE NEWS BY THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Additional from Nicaragua, costa Riea, Chile
and New Granada.
Our Transit and Political Rela.
lions with Nicaragua.
the RIOT IN PANAMA AND REVOLUTION IN CHILL

&c, &C.,
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ConSumptives do not DesDafr

@AN OLD INDIAN Doc
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tains, discovered : RARE
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5usines, he will send the
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for preparing the medicin.
fee Of chargs to all who do
sire it, and will ecnd to his
agent, enclosed two stamps
(6 cents ), to pay the return
letter, " it'll = description o.
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5000 cases o. Conss.npttt,a
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rssE UNDER DOG IN TaE. FIcuT.
BY DAVID BARKER.

BY DAVID BARKER.
l know that the world, the great, big world,
From the peasant up to the king,
Has . different tale from the tale tell,
And different song to sing.
But for n,e-and care not . fg
II they say am wrong or am right
] shalt 60 in for the ,osaksr dog,
For the under dog in the fight.
1 know that the world, the great, big world,
Will never for moment stop
TO sse which dog may be in the fault.
But will shout for the dog on top.
But for me, sLal! never pause to ask
Which dog may bs in the right,
For my heart will beat, while it beats at all,
For the under dog in the fight.
Perchsnce what pve said, I'd bette: not
said,
Or 'twers better had said it incog,
But with heart and with glass filled chock
to the brim,
Here's health to the bottom dog
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
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