The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-12
NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
HsREss OF TIE WALKER GOVERNMENT.
enor Rivas Sworn In as Provisional
President.
RIGID DISCIPLINE OF GENERAL WALKER,
Joy Of the People at the Executive Change.
CONDITION OF THE KINNEY COLONY AT GRey1owN,

November, bringing of Ceatral American pa per
dated to the 9th of October with highly interest
ing relative to the progress of the Walker govern
ment and the Kinney colony
The Nor thern Light left in the harbor Of San Juan
Nov Sd H. B. NJ brigoswa LEspe lyle and the British
mail steamer Clyde.
General Walker, leading the democratic party in Mica
rssua had concluded treaty OF peace with the Cha
morrc party. Don Parc,o Rivas appointed provi
sional President (Co Walker refusing) and sworn into
Office on the 3ls of October in the presence of large
semby of the people at Grenada. General Walker
appointed General and Commander Caief of the forces
of Nicaragua Parker French, Esq, formerly Of the
Sacramento Tribune appointed Commissary of War;
etc. Gen. CHILEAN had been sent to Leon with $50 men
II is reported that he had engagement at Mauagna
with Mende2 and 600 troops, and defeated him
Gen. Corral and family staying in Granada. Don
Mateo rlayorgs, Secretary of State, &C. exected
the plaza his party having fred into the American pas
sengers of the Uncle Sam and Star of The West.
The American Minste and all the prisoners had been
released.
The people Of Nicaragua seemed much pleased with the
change in afarsgreas sa,isacti expressed with
the treaty of peace and all the appointments Walker
punished severely all offences among his native
troops No msconduct of any kind was allowed
The Sierra Nevada brought down large force of volun
teers TO JOIN the democratic party under Cen Walker
Col E 7. Kewen, distinguished lawyer san Fran
CISCO was among the number.
Col. kinney still remains at Greytown with only ten or
twelve men, number OF whom suffering from sick
nsss-smeon Forester, Ct Salem, Mass, one of his
party, ing died.
Walkers anxious to be allowed to drive Kin
and his men out of the country
The Ntcara9nse Of oct 27th published in Granada)
this Office, good compostors, to whom liberal wages
and steady employment will be given. Apply immed
ately
We beg suggest the citizens of Granada that our
columns are open for their advertisements which viii be
mn ia I'M
nish department Our paper viii have extensive cir
cuatioD among the Inhabitants OF Nicaragua well
the United States and Europe, which offers inducements
to The mercantile community of this city we hope they
will take adyantageof
The same psper adds Peace being proclaimed we
may now expect to see an ngres Of population to this
Tie inducements. particularly to settlers, surpass
rytbing in the history Of the world aud our mines as
far as they have been explored are rich in all the pre-
meals and will give work to the thousands Of
chancs and labofes who are now surplus in the Cali
fon market
have been med into a Voltigeu Compa ny
mand of Col Fry They all well mounted and win be
great acquisition TO the forces.
Gp Tuesday morning, previous to the arrival OF Gen.
corra the whole Of The American and alive free were
great cr.di, on the officers of the army
On Monday, morning at daylight, the Secretary Of
the Plaza the native troopsby way raprisa for
the conduct Of his party at san Carlos in firing into the
Compapy's steamer.
Treaty ofPeace betws ea Generals Walker and
Corral.
lFrcu the Nicarsguense Oct. 81
We publish below copy Of The articles Of pacidcaton
lately sgeea upon by Generals Walker and Corral They
conceived in a spirit Of compromise and mutual
cession highly honorable to the gentlemen themselves
ard we have doubt hey will meet with the unanimous
appreciation Of our readers. The duty Of determining
the conditions Of peace and the in which the
dsensions that have long distracted this unhappy
country should he recouced, cocd not have been
mted 10 honorable and there i every
hope and be that the peace wh,h has been
established win b. long and prosperous On every side
we hear the praise OF Gen. Walker Encoututns upon
the prudence moderation, and strict Of honor and
justice which have marked hls couse throughout are
mssnanilnity and patriotism Of Gen Corral and his
noble and effective eSertions ia moving his government
to pesce themes upon which every loves to speak
Both gentlemen have ensarined themselves in the
hess q the peee Long mSy they es's
them social and political happiness and to Generals
Walker and Corral an enviabie immortality.
TREATY.
Generals William Walker AID Ponc,ano Corral being |
animated with the desire +. put an end to
the which has destroyed Nicaragua and anxious to
remedy soereat an eyi-be hTst in virtue of the faci
ties given him and the second folly empowered by the
government which resided in this city, bave agreed after
mature discussions in ceebra ing the following treaty
J. From this Gay suspended hostilies. and there
sbs be peace and friendship between the beigerent ar
Patrcio Rivss is named Provisional President of the
republic of Nicaragua for the term Of fourteen months
unless the President In full council of ministers, should
g. The Ministers of State will be appointed by the
President and will be taken from the four departments
Foreign and internal Affairs Of Treasury, and the
ether Of Public Credit
respected the chapters I'd Sd and 4h and sections I'd
and 3D. of the general dispositions Of the constitution of
1885.
There will be general oblivion of all that has taken
place to this Gay for political faults and opinions and no
one will be moles ed or troubled for such.
The contracting parties and the provisional Presi.
dent obge ,heu recognise all debts contracted
bv the begerent parties whether be Tor loans, exAc
T. The President will recognise the commission and mi
ay appointments Of those who have served under the
s. All Ii ose chiefs officers, citizens who may wish
from the republic cities may do 80 with the
guarantee and security OF their persons and property
g. The French legion may continue serving the republic
should they manifest desire to become citizens OF Mica
rsyua and this the will give to each
the portion Of land that has been offered them The arms
they as they belong to private individuals WI
be returned 10 their
10 General Walker win give orders to the forces that
are stacking Managa to ns . TO neon
this will be done General Corral offers to reduce the
% so s p en
saya 10 fifty men, under command OF Colonel Don lAni
Gear or another honorable chief
IL The forces Of Rivas 1il remain under the com
msnd Of Gen. Hatrueh and the provisional government
viii appoint the chic, ocer and regulate the number Of
10 The governments that have heretofore existed in
Nicaragua durirg this viii cease when the generals
fhs p ,e e,v Of Grapad this twenty third day oc-
tober n the year of Lord thousand eight hun
dred snd.ffty-f,e
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES
/ Twenty Jour hours AFTER the arrival In this city OF
the urovisonai President o the republic the army that
Cen Corral conn Ands in Nassya viii enter tbs city,
bsn united With that Of Gen. ws.ket the President and
both generals will proceed 10 the chura 70 return thanks
10 the God Of ARMIES Tor the termination On the var s
General walker will be recognized a. Genersln-Chet
of the army of the republic, and named by decree OF
me g",a1 rorrsI viii deliver the command, armament
and munitions OF war unless the government dsposes
Otherwise. - ..,,hi. ,viit ,as,sa IN ,h,s
city and Yin here receive the ministers and eonsus Of
Sere1xn nations. 49, a., a.-,.. .h.r +. h,,a
ST., -;th the inscription Nicaragua independents"
Ts great seal the arms and inscriptions o. the banners
a1o stano"ius VIZ nav WIN WALKER,