Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

r!o'es, anu Drigauier-Oenerai Daniel Florence
OLeary, on behalf OF his Excellency the Superb
or Chief Of the departments Of the South of Coom-
bia-and Grsnd Marshal Don Augustin Gamorra,
| aud Brigadier- General Don Luis Jose de Orbeg
So on behalf Of the President of Peru, assisted by
their respective Secretaries Colonel lose Manuel
Saens, DIR. -. Jose Mareri dc la Cuba, exchany-
ed powers, and signed the following as the basis OF
| a dehntive treaty If peace.
Art. LIST. The military forces Of the Peruviaus
ana Coiombians, on their respective Frontiers,
, shall be reduced to 5000 men each
Art. 2d. Commission is to be appointed to FIX
the boundaries Of each State.
| Art3d. The same Commission shall establish
the mode OF paying the debt due by Peru to CO.
/ lombia.
| Art. 4. Relates to the adjustment of a further
| claim Of the Colombians on the Peruvian purse.
Art o. The Peruvian Government will give
that satisfaction TO the Colombian State for the ex
puls'on OF the "ehdrges DIES afdrs.'' Of the latter
| from Lima, which is usual amongst nations; and
Colombia will explain the causes why she refused
| to receive the Peruvian Representatives.
Art. 6. Neither state is to interfere with the
Government Of the other, and il is agreed to
recognise the independence Of La Republica
Boliviana.
Art. Z. The stric, observance of Article 6 ia TO
be settled by particular treaty.
art. b. On account OF the mutual distrust exist
ing between the two Powers, it is agreed to re-
quest the United States of North America TO act
| as mediator, Il guarantee the treaty to be made
treaty OF peace whilst any part of her territory
IS occupied by hostile force, it is agreed, that
the Peruvian army shall retire to the South of
NIAGARA; and to conclude all matters of difference,
ooth parties shall send Penipotentiaries 10 Guay-
! aquil in all the month Of May-In the mean time
small garrisons only shall remain in the frontier
| towns.
| Art. 10. The Peruvans will restore the cor.
Vette Pinchica, and in one years time pay l50 900
dollars to cover the debt that ell fienipo and the
squadron of Peru have contracted in the depart.
| ments oil Asuay and Guayaquil, and as an indem.
| hity Tor injury done private property.
Art. IL. The Peruvian Army on the Cd of March
IS 10 commerce retiring from the Colombian terri
Tory by way OF Lola, and in twenty days after is
| 10 nave completed the evacuation.
Art. ~. Colombans and Peruvisns are to be
| treated by each state natives.
Art. I3 The Commissioners will endeavour 10
procure general amnesty from the contracting
| powers.
| Art. IL. In this preliminary treaty is commenc-
| ed dehnitive and perpetual alliance between
the two states against all foreign invasion.
Art. 10. The contracting parties agree that the
defniiive treaty shall be Immediately formed on
| the basis Of this agreement.
Art. l6. The blockade declared against the Co.
lomb!an ports, shall be considered as having ceas-
ed, SO soon as the Commissioners of both armies
have entered Guayaquil in fulfiment of article IA
Art. IL. Carbohydrates of the agreement to be
made for the respective parties
Given and signed en- ell Campo de JJfan, 2Tth
Feb. 1920.
duan Jose Flores,
Angustn Gamorra,
Daniel Florence OIeafV,
Luis Jose de Orbegoso,
Jose Marie Saens, Secretary:
dose Marerry de Ia Cuba, Secretary:
Head Quarters in front of Jiron.
Desiring TO give proof tho most incontestible
mat Colombia does not desire war-that she loves
the people of Peru-does not wish to abuse the
success OF her arms, nor humiliate Peru nor 10
Isurp one inch OF her erritory; approve, confirm.
(signed) ANTONIO JOSE DE sUcRC.
II. Quarters in the Field of Jiron. lst March, 1929.
Ratified al z, p. NJ. the same night,
(signed) JOSE DE LAMAR.
MARIANo CASTRO.
a Copy.-DANIEL FLoREMcH O'LEARy.
y Copy.-Bogota, March 90, 1929.
= Copy.-Carthasena, April 4, 1929.
CALcANos Secretary.
Sncre has decreed that
a column Of Jasper is 10 be erected in the field
Of battle.
On one side shall be inscribed the names of the
regiments who composed the victorious army-on
the opposite side, the names OF the general officers
ON the third, the names Of the killed and wound
ed, and on the side facing the snemy's camp, shall
be inscribed in letters OF gold
III EJercito Peruano de ocho mil soldados,
Invada latieria de Libertadores-fue VEN
edo por quatro mil braves de Colombia, % Feb
1922
"The Peruvian army, 5000 strong, invaded the
country of its herators, and was conquered
by 1000 brave men Of Colombia. 18th February,
1922"
Next il is decreed, that the present regiments
shall carry in their colours the words zen ga.
dores de Colombia e., Tarqlri,'' and medals Are
ordered Tor the officers and men, SC. &c. CM.
HAYTI AND FRANCE,
we learn by letters from Hayti that the French
commissioners concluded treaty with the Hay
tan Government on the 10th April, by which the
time of payment of the debt due to France is ex
tended 40 yeaFswithout interest. Iaytian Coffee is
to be admitted into France, durin- that period. in
French vessels, a duty mid-rate between the
brench Colonial and Foreign dnty, or about 2 I-2
sous per Id. less than the foreign.
NO other privilegeis to be granted 10 France
over other nations The operation of this treaty,
so tar as American commerce is concerned, will
be to cut OIL our carrying trade from Hayt in the
article CT Coffee, but leave to enjoy all other adj
yantages which our enterprise can command Log
wood, lides, cocoa, tortoise shell, &C. will now
probably form much OF the cargoes of our vessels
trading to Hayti, and as these do not pay good
ireights, our trade must fall Off I'd.
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANElRo.
baltimore, May 23.-The editors of the A.
meficdn are indebted to the attention of captain
Johnston, OF the schooner Henrietta arrived here
yesterday in AZ days from Rio de Janeiro. for "a
pers of that place TO the 4th of April. Captain j
states that business at Rio was dull, An extra
ordinary session of the Cortes had been convened
on the I'd OF April, 10 take into consideration the
ex'sung state oil the bank which is represented to
have been corruptly conducted. The paper cur
rency was producing the greatest discomfort
throughout BrazI-Rumour stated that an insur.
rection had taken place in the northern proyin.
ces. All the national vessels in port were fitting
out with the greatest expedition, but their destin
atlon was not publicly known. BY an arrival at
Rio from Buenos Ayres, TO the 18th of March, ac-
counts had been received that the boats Of the u.
states ship Hudson, had cut out, on the coast of
Patagonia, the priyateer Bolivar, and had taken all