The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-15

ana General Poneiano Corral tho leader Of the forces Of
he Chamorro egInist party, on The 2sd Of October
declares hosies suspended and that there shall
u henceoh peace and friendship between the beigerent
armies
HE second article pames Pairieio Rvas provisional
President OF The republic of Nicaragua for the term OF
f1rteen months unless the President in full council of
ministers shall resolve to call election before the end OF
the i
all past political offences and in the next article the con-
tracing parties and the provisional President engage to
recognise all debts contracted BY the belligerent armies
According the treaty. the Ministers Oh State VIII
he appointed by the President and will be taken from the
four departments Of which is composed the repnhlieone
Of war Of foreign and internal affairs one treasury
and the other Of public credit
The twelfth ana last article provides that the govern
ments heretofore existing in Nicaragua during the shall
cease so the generals shall notify them of the said
treaty. By additional articles il Is declared that General
Walker shall be recognised of the
81 the republic; that Corral shall deliver up the
and munitions Of and that the government shall have
lis residence 10 Granada
Col Parker d. French formerly of the Sacramento Tri-
buDe has been appointed conmissary OF war
Don Mateo Mayorga, secretary OF State, 6c
cuted the plaza Of Granada bis party having fired into
American passengers Of the steamers Uncle Sam and
Star Of the West
INTELLIGENCE COL KINNEY.
Kinney still remains at Greytown, with only ten or
twelve men, number of whom suffering from sick
nesSmeon Forester, Of Salem, Massachusetts, one Of
Severe exposure and constant attendance on Dr. White
bead brought indispositon, which resulted in
I his death the 23d ult.
Gen Walkers organ at Granada contains high-sound
ing article full Of abuse of Col Kinney from which it is
apparent that Walker is trying TO pick quarrel with the
i colonel
CALIFORNIA.
Considerable excitement has been produced in San
Francisco by the conduct Of the volunteers TO join Colonel
Walker The Walker bad plundeed the armories Of
ral Of the San Francisco city companies Of their
tents and the aid Of the sheriff and city narshas had to he
I called in orcibly compel thier restoration.
The finances of the city Of San Francisco are in des
erate condition.
The wheels of government according TO the San Fran
CISCO Herald completely stopped the assessors cannot
Woceed with their dues in consequence Of the inability of
The city to provide them with pens ink, and paper, and
licenses cannot be issued to the cartmen because the city
cannot scpe together few dollars necessary for the pur
/. chase of tin plates.
The mining news is interesting Wherever water can
be obtained the miners have been unusually successful
Some astonishing strikes mentioned. The quartz mills
are dong better than ever and OF the tunneng OPP
7aons IN the vicinity Of Iowa Hill too marvellous to
1 be detailed m
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON.
10 Oregon and Washington Territories Indian depreda-
tons have reached such alarming extent that general
war is considered most imminent.
The troops under command Of Major Haller had been
Completely surrounded by the Indians at poiR about
twenty five miles from the Dalles where his troops and
ANIMALS had been without water for ortyeight hours He
had forwarded express TO the latter post calling for
the aid Of large reiutorcenents and requsition had been
INTERESTING From JAPAN.
We copy the following from the San Francisco Chroni-
}ds Of the Goth ultimo:
By the favor Of r. A. Williams one Of the officers of
the United States propeller John Hancock, late from The
sea Of oehosk, have interesting information in
Regard to affairs in that neighborhood
1 1.-THE Hancock in the waters of Japan for some
months Tie Japanese got be quite surly before the
rese left While at Hakodadi the officers wished pur
base some fish, but the japanese said they had for
sale though fish abundant in all parts OF Japan
he officers then intmated their intention to catch fish
be bay with their net and the japanese prohibited their
hng and threatened them if the prohibition disre
gnrded Captain Stevens, however ordered the fishing
on, and they made haul, The Japanese very
Malignant but used violence and after that furnished
De vessels with all the fish that wanted They re-
used to furnish any beef though the cattle very
nerous in the islands
From the japanese waters the Hancock went to the
nouth Of the AMOR where they met Russians These
er said that the Russian feet after having been block
fded by the allies in the bay of Castro had escaped in
and went through difficult pass between the island
~ Sgbaien and the main land into the river AMOR The
essels anchored at strong fertilization said to
TAN fifteen thousand There vessels in all
sveral frgates three corvees, and small steamer
here . bar at the entrance to the AMOR and the Rus
fan rgass had TO be ghtened and to have their
n AIKEN out before they could enter The Hancock was
to enter when she requested to keep off, and she
pa So The Russians said that il the allied feet should
kNpt TO enter the river, they would pay severely for
heir bodness. After leaving the Ainoor the Hancock
nt through the ochosk to lis norhernmost extrem
~ meeting great many whaling vessels, which had
blosty done well. They but Russian vessel, and
hat sloop of forty tons belonging the Russian
oompsny The natives Of the shores OF the ochotsk
semi baTbarous halfTartars half Equirnaux They
fess skins and live in log cabins. They know moth
g money and viii sell almost anything for drink OF
fhissey.p
ErrnEsrSc eKoeRArurcM INFORMATION ARCTIC
The United States soop-owar Vincennes John Rogers
Commander, has arrived at San Francisco from cruise
ne Arctic regions The Nineennes further north than
e other vessels of the squadron which she belongs
Paving reached The latitude Of n deg min % sec
rde TIA Geg 81 min Is Although her cruise the
II ieuc occupied one month she reports having
halers 10 those regions Since leaving Petropolowsk
where she reported hy tie Fenmore Cooper which
Eived here Wednesday asl the Vineennes has been
sslng in Behring's Straits She reports having
h Islands those laid down on the charts with the
puon Of one although she must have sailed over the
aities assigned them.
FROM TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
Honolulu papers the 23d Of September had been re-
ved at San Francisco On Thursday last says the Poly
aan Hon. D. L. Gregg bad audience Of his Majesty
requested in the Of The President Of the United
g deliver the reply the Kings letter Of The 18th
FEBRUARY. The following Is copy Of The letter;
aakln Pie7ce President Of the United States Of Aerico
70 his Majesty kaE,caametG w:
sRIAT AND COOP FRIEND: l have received The letter
a under date Of The 18th OF February last your Ma
addressed TO me announcing the demise OF your pre-
or, The King ksrnehsmeha Iii and the fact Of your
W accession TO the throne Of your forefahers. Your
sy ~ not mistaken in supposing that partske Of the
TOW occasioned by the death Of the King His Ma
~ had given such decided and repeated proofs OF bis
am triehdship States her eitfzanr