The New York herald., 1862-10-25
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ues.al treaty has bssa made between this govern
mont and the Unhed statss tho terms Of which arc
follows
TIE United States agrees pay the expenses frcm view
York Panama and from San Francisco 70 Panama On
ali mail matter 10 or from sa'borts for Guatemala; and
Guatemala agrees tcepay all expenses in crossing tho
sthinus freight by tho Panama Railroad companys
eteamcre tc San Jose de Guatemala
The United ststee Consul in Panama e 70 act as the
agent for coth pares the bags are 70 be wre
to hun scaled
An letters from the United States not exceeding half
M ounce in weight win be charged Ten cents; and let
'ers q tho same weshs from Gua.emaia twenty ,s sss
tic United States and twenty-five cents in Qua
tcm2ia
on newspapers circulars there payment Of two
cents each, and cent ouAce on books.
This treaty came into operation the lst Of September
The government has published two decrses Of import
shippers and merchants OF that State. Therst
Is ~ relation 70 foreign liquors imported Honduras,
which according the decree will hereafter pay twenty
hvcper cent duty not less than twelve bottles Of liquor
be sold-reta prohibited Wines allowed to be retailod
BY the bottle
The other decree refers TO vessels entering the ports
Of Honduras and is as follows
Art l. Every merchant vessel that arrives in tho
ports Of tho Atlantic will pay one dime (vn really for
zach ton provided she docs not exceed four hundred
IONS ana she snoaa measure re more 'hen
over four hundred
Art 3 Those that arrive at Amapaa, on tho Pacdc,
viii pay as foows-Four dollars Tor those up TO twenty
i've toms eight dollars for those that do not exceed fifty
TONS twelve dollars for thosc that have ty tons and
sixteen dollars for those that than fifty
Art s. When Collector of tho port has any doubt
the the stated in the regis
any vessel he will ship gauger (argneador)
who must measure her according to the measurement Of
the United states But previously 70 doing 80 he viii take
in thc fla rharg
duty faitniuiy.
Art 4 The duty register - hereby abolished and
GERS OF the ports.
Art 6, This decree goes into operation from the
ment 10 IS published 10 the ports OF the republic, &e
The object OF this decree IL to encourage trade to Tho
different ports.
The government has propositions the Panama
Railroad Company allow their steamers 10 osch at the
port oi Amapaa, in the Bay Of Fonseca.
The seat OF the has been removed 10 Tegu
The crop fell short this year some
suffering among the lower classes
The Transit Company will bo ready TO receive and
transport the passengers the sthmus that
leave New York ami San Francisco time this month
The United States Consulate at present Cornto, will
be again transferred TO San Juan del Sur.
have been informed that Mr.. Howard, the present
Consul has been in the United States for the past eight
months and that in consequence there many com.
reported that Mr.. n. would resign.
In regard 70 the Presidential election every thing OPP
pears 10 be fusion and confusion
ty decree OF the government Of the llth OF Sepem
Der. all persons coming into tho republic after the last
november next VIII have TO procure passports from the
ministers and consuls Of Nicaragua abroad. FREQ ne
grocs or others who have been held in slavery
10 cnier the territory except by special permission and
no colony will be allowed to be formed unless by special
agreement or contract granted by The President and
fed by the Congress.
under stand that the Hon. A. r. Dickinson Minister
Resident Of the United states in Nicaragua ppcd the
President Of Nicaragua for permission 20 bring free
goes IN that State and that the President refused where
10 bl uut tispl
anyhow,
COSTA RIGA.
Don Rafael Garcia Escalante cxV President OF Costa
Kca died at the capita. tic 2s.h Of disease tho
heart His death was very sudden. His family went
out TO and found him dead upon their return lie
was Inferred with military honors. Tho President Cabj
net and all the leading people attended the ceremony