The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-03
NOW PRACTICALLY SETTLED
Great Britain Accepts the Guaran-
tee Made by Salvador.
BAYARD'S LATEST DISPATCH.
An indemnify of S77,sOO TO be Paid
by Nicaragua in London Within
Fortnight. Secretary Uhl
Declines 10 Give
Information.
By Southern AssocintaI pro,s.


WAsnINGToN. ID. O., May 2.-Tbe
NIcarsguan incident, growing out of
the British occupation of CorIuto. was
prncticnily and happily settled to day;
seemingly through the good offices OF
the Salvadorean Minister to Great
Britain and France, who arrived III
London from Paris this morning, aud
had an Interview with Lord Kimberly
the British Foreign Secretary. 1t IS
understood that Ambassador Baysrd
was present ct the meeting, although
the statement of Sir Edward Grey IN
the House OF Commons to uay that the
United States mad not suggested terms
for an nmicabie settlements, would ludi.
cate that MIR. Bayard WAS only present
rs auicus curia. The conference be.
tween Lord Kimberly and Minister
Medium, the Munster from Salvador
Resulted Ill definite arrangement of
terms for the settlement OF the troub,,.
at Corlnto, the substance Of which was
lrlm edlate!y cabled to Secretary
Greshnm by Mr.. Bayord. In the dis.
patch MIR. Bnyard SAID that Great Bri
tain had accepted the guarantee made
hy Salvador OF the payment OF the IN.
demuity OF $77, 800 demanded bv Great
Britain, the payment to be mu,ie by
Nicaragua III London within iort
night, aud the British Government
agreeing that rs soon as nicaragua
confirmed tins promise to pay aud in.
formed the British Admiral IN chnruc
of the naval force at COrinto of TINT
fact, the admiral would be instructed
to Withdraw not ouly the force
OF marines which under COM
mand of Capt. French now hold
possession OF the custom house ami
other Government buildings at Corin.
TO. but Glso TO remove his warsh!ps
from the hGrbor. ne dispatch from
Mr.. Bnyard WAS received at the State
Department this afternoon by Assis
taut Secretary Ohl. he President IN
his home At Woodley was teephoue,l
of the receipt of the intelligence that
settlement OF the Nicaragua dilIicnity
was III prospect. and Immediately droya
to the White House. where Mr.. Uhl
joined BIN with copy of the dis.
patch. Secretary Uhl declined this
evening TO discuss tho settlement. He
would not say whether or not tho re.
snlt had been reached through the good
offices OF the United States, nor would
would lie give any Information about
the matter.
Tho Government Of Salvador had de.
clded To tender Its good Offices in the
controversy through MIR. Medina. its
Minister 10 Great britain and France.
Instructions to this elect were sent Mr.
Medina yesterday, aud he must have
hurried at once from Paris to London.
us he arrived at the English Capital
this morning. That Salvador has
guaranteed the payment OF the "smart
money demanded by Greut Britain. rs
see:s-2 to be indicated by Mr.. Buyard's
dispatch, is Il new and Interesting phase
OF the situation.
The great interest of people gener
nlly III the aspect of tho United States
IL the Nicaragua trouble WAS shown
TO day by the complete exhaustion OF
tue pamphlet containing extracts from
the message oi President Monroe.
enuuciatinG hla famous doctrine. The
edition delivered nj the Department of
State yesterday by the CiCvernmeut
Printing Oilice was Of 80 copies ONLY.
pni hy uoou nearly ali of these hnd
been gwen to persoDs who applied
personally for them. a number Of
teiegrgms ard letters were also re.
oeived requesting the pamphlet, and
i'll anticipation ol II greater demand,
another aud larger edition has been
ordered, which will be delivered at the
department TOMORROW.