The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

since II ~ eeened n,ce-sary-n gent manner and
'anco OF tie contracting parties; that act be de
lpyed more than twenty -four hours.
The copvocaiion Of the General Assembly might take
pace at the time It, conyoc alton
does rot belong The permanent commission pt in
the special case In the fty seventh article u
the suon. In other II Belongs the Presi-
dnt Of tfe republic Constant practice supports this
doctrine there should be any doubt TO what Is the
constitutional disposition.
Besides the considers II as an undertooI
hing and therefore mstes special mention thereof
that all b2 expenfes aud otlga ions contracted for the
support Attainment ADD other necessties Of the troops
Of either party stah be satisfied n the by
the national treasury and t,at the eighth stipulation
refers only 70 the enterprises which haye by Law, per.
marent character
The government ardently de Tres peace as bond Of
union smorg the oenias and 10 arrive at that nesti
mabe boon II disbaods its roops. /. does inteni
hereiare that the observation which have made
and hn explanations which have been given to the spu
a,ion OF the proposition presented, be regarded in
other light.
In conformity then with these observations and sih
the stipulation of The tenth clause the government &C.
cepts and signs the ssio propositions which II rems
YOU for further proceediDgs
MANoEI. HERRERA oBEs
The committee communicated 10 General Flores
the foregoing document from the government de
facfo, ard received the following reply
MARoNA Sept. s. 1855.
CENTENNIAL received your letter. forwarded with
some accompanying obsersa'i ions which the government
0 fdeto o tho capital notwithstanding the acceptance OF
the conditions mpo I'd by the President Of the repubc
desired you TO pace in the hand, Of his Exceoncy for his
to me % announce to You iaat had tho gteatest plea
sure in contributing any share TO tho object with which
you charged and that hi Excelancy in respect to
he expenses oecasoned during the existing ii tur
ees that for the purpose OF advancing pacidcaon they
A. 10 " e esbh psa ssesi H. + ,as The
in the desire q keaeipg faith, wishes that the employees
who have been removed On account Of the events Of the
.s'h have their legal tights respected and that they
main In their posts
As to The meeting Of the permanent commission, I
must inform you thai /. tomorrow morning in the
vcsity OF the house OF pr De La peIa to receive in
structiona concerning the condition Of the pac signed by
you. 1be permanent commission will determiae the
convccaon Of the chambers with the urgency required
JUAN n. DE La sofa
On Sunday, the 9th of September, the agreement
which restored peace to the Oriental republic com
menced to go into operation. At 10 O'Clock in the
morning Gen. A. Medina presented himself with
his cavalry escort in the advanced lines He was
received by Col. Munoz, chief of the staff, and by
COL Tajes, chief Of the outside troops. Gen. Medina
came, by virtue Of the agreement to take the com.
and In chief of the forces while the bases relative
to the renunciaton Of Gen. Flores and the other
stipulations were being executed. Gen. Medina
and Col. Munoz proceeded to the fort, where the
provisional government and numerous concourse
OF citizens were assembled.
Gov. Lamas addressed Gen. Medina in amcabe
and pacific terms, to which that officer responded in
like sense and then retired In the court yard of
the Governors palace there was great multitude
assembled, who broke out in ricas for the constitu-
tion, tie institutions, popular sovereignty. the
National Guard, union OF the Orientals, &c.
The permanent commission assembled on the eve.
ming of the same day, In the house Of Don H. Fernan-
iez near the city OF unon and at the close Of the
session tire Secretary vas ordered TO notify the mem.
bers Of tie General AsseInbly TO attend IN extraor-
binary session, TO take place on the 10th, at noon,
in the same place. On the night of tile 9th the
city was patrolcd by the National Guard, and pub
lie order remained undisturbed. During the day
several persons from the two camps passed between
both lines Nothing new occurred, and the night
passed of quietly.
On the morning Of the 10th the troops Of the gar
rison were formed in the Eighteenth of July
whence they marched TO the piece do,mfe, and
thence to the government hou-c, in front Of which
they depoyed On arriving in front OF the column
at the government house, Senior Lanas, the provsi-
onal Governor addressed them In words of fire.
which were followed by accamations enthusiastic
cally repeated. Then the column pusued its march
to the street Eighteenth of July where the battalions
separated. II would he difficult says the Comercio
del Plata to describe the enthusiastic reception
given hy the people to the soldiers in their march.
Cheers and flowers accompanied them everywhere,
and many were the aurcis received by the armed
citizens as well as by the commandments and officers
Of the line.
The provisional government remained in the fort
till g. L. NJ. awaiting the result Of The meeting of
the General Assembly. At that hour the govern
ment received the following resolution OF tho As
semby:--
EXTRAORDINARY GENERA As-w,yy
Mos7vmfo sept. 10, 1so5.
THE undersgned President has tln honor Of enclosing
the Provisional Of the citac Montcvieo
copy Of the decrce sanctioned to-day by the honorable
the General Assembly.
Consequently and IN funlment of the nth article Of
the state constitution communicate IL 10 your Excel
leney that you may designate the hour which the
President Of the senate Don Mnnoel pasio Bustanenie
Is 10 he received President Of the Republic.
3oIiS MhNoEL BE Ia SOFA. President.
JOSE NAlsfOS, pro.Secretsry Of the Senate.
JOSE B. ofEIso Sec of the House of Representative
To the Provisional Governor in the CITY OF Montcvidcc
bon LUZ iamas.
The following il the decree
The senate aud House Of Representatives Of The Es,
have . greed and decrecd-
Article l. The remuneration which Brigadier General
Republic i admitted.
Art 2. lie Is declared deserving Of hi country
count of the srontanety and patriotism with which, fr
tic good OF his fellow citizens he renounced The high
post will which he honored.
article of the eonitutlon Of the state, he is sled
br the Itcsitcn Of tho Senate who viii exercise the
function pertaining u the executive powor.
csigned a abeY3l
HAlI - sr~sioSs cAgnAf- Sept. 10, le55
The Provisional Governor, Immediately on the
reception of the foregoing resolution, summoned 10
hs house the three ministers. They attended, and
the following communication was, at Z, j. w.,
drawn upi--
PBONsoytL GolFRSNIsJ.
NoSUNnfo, September To- 1855
The Undersigned Provisional Governor. h4 The honor,
at clock this evening" 70 receive the notc q the res
Of tho Permanent Commission, stating that lhc hon.
orabo thc General Assembly had accepted the renuncia
tion a. the President D. the Republic General " Fnaicio
Flores, and reqgostpg that should the hour TO-
Jay at which should take place the reception ~ tho ci
Who !. 10 occupy the Presidential clair by viruo Of
tho ssth article Ol the c0nsiituton.
The advanced hour &C which the corlnaanica,ion
received and the solemn with Which this august sct
sbould ~ o.ohod prevents the reception " ao pncdcnt
y he EorubNc taxing Place 70 day, sas 10 be de tr
Consequently the underlined GoseTnar astens %
ieate lis - tho President or the Permanent Com
mission, and % inform hiu hat AZ tomorrow every
hing VIII bc ready Tor tc cclebEation Of The
LUZ lkMA- z