New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN GENERALS
WALKER AND CORRAL.

of deermIniDg n conditions Of peace and the
il WI ch the dssensioDs that have 80 long distracted
this VI happy country should be recOIc1~d coud MOI
have been committed 10 more honorable men, aud
thee is every reason TO hope and TO be assured tina.
The peace which has been established will be long ADD
pIOsptrous. On every side we hear the praise
Gen Walker. EIcOmiums upon the prudence, moder-
alton ant strict Of COnOr and u5toe which nave
marked bis course throughout eloquently spos an
OIL every lnno, while the generous ma2nlnimlty ADD
patriotism of Gen Corral and bis noble and effective
txer,iOns in moving his government TO peace, are
themes upon wi ch every one loves TO speas.
Bob gentlemen have snsbrined themselves in the
hearts of the people Of Nicaragua. Long may they
&c ebrse the anniversary of the day which has secured
them social and political happiness, and to Generals
Walker and Corral 40 envisole Immortality
TREATY.
Generals William Walker and P0ncan0 Corral be-
ing animated with the most sincere cesire to put an
end 10 the war which has destroyed Nicaragua, and
anxious TO remedy SO great al evil he first In virtue
OF the faculties given him and second fully empowered
by the Government which resided in this city have
agreed sf mature discussions, in celebrating the fol
loving treaty:
l. From this day suspended hostilities and there
shall be peace and friendship between the belhserent
armies ,
Q. Papicio Rivas is named provisional President Of
the republic of Nicaragua for the term OF fourteen
moDi . uness he President, in full cOurcil of nuls-
ers should II olive 10 call election before the end Of
n term.
3 The minisiers of state will be appointed by the
President and will be taken from the four departments
of WI ich is composed the repubcoae of war, of
foreign and Internal affairs, one OF treasury and the
other of public credit
A. The Provisional Government will respect, and
have respected the chapters second third and fourth,
and sections second and third OF the general dispose
toIs of The constitution of 1888.
S. There will be general oblivion of all that hiss
taken place to this day for political faults and opn-
Ops Bnd 10 one will be mOested troubled for such.
6. Ire contracting parties and the Provisional Pres
fsuf nh IlOp lNfs III
rbc ed by the belligereDt paries whether it be for
loans, exsctions, or any other cause.
T. The President will recognize the commissions and
military sppo ntnents Of those who have served uader
the begerehts.
e Al tbose chiefs, officers. or citizens who may
wish 10 return from the republic or cities may do 50
with the guarantee and suIy OF their persons and
property.
9. The French legion may continue serving the re-
public, should they manifest desire 10 become c-
of Nicaragua, and in this case the Government
will give TO each the portion of land tina he's been
oleled them TIE arms they 10 use, as they belOog
TO private individuals, will be returned to their own
trs.
TO- General Wall or will give orders TO the forces
that sre attacking Mansgua TO withdraw Themselves
10 Leon anO reduce their number 10 one hundred and
nj uen when this will be done General Corral offers
10 reduce the forces o. Mansgua to the precise nun
Der OF ore hundred men, under the command of Gen.
Martinez, those of Massya 10 fifty nen, uuder COM
msno of Colonel Don Lin Gear or another honorable
chief
H. The forces of Rivas will remsin uuder the COM
msnd of Gen Hatruch, aud the Provisional Govern
trent will sppont the chief officer aud regulate the
Dum er of men that will be on duty in the depart
ment.
II The Governments that have heretofore existed
in Nicaragua during this war will cease when the
genera suall notify them of this trea y.
Done in the Of Granada Ibis twebtyth1 day Of Osber
in the year Of Lore One Thousand EIht Hundred snd
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES.
!. Twenty -four hours after The ARRIVAL in this city of
the provision al president of the republic, the army that
Gen. Corral commands in Mesaya will enter this civ,
when united with that of Gen, Walker, the president
and both generals will proceed to TIE church to return
thanks 10 the God Of aImies 10. the termination Of tee
war.
Gen. Walker will be recognized as geueral.in.chef
of the army of the republic, and named by decrse If
the government
Gen Corral will deliver the command, armament
and uniuons OF war, unless the government disQoses
otherwise.
o The governma,' of he republic will eide in THE
city ana will here receive the ministers and consuls of
fOrels nations.
g. Bob armies win other device than a blue
ri hon, with the inscription "NicaraeuG lndepeu-
oiente.' The great sea- tie and iusce 1tols Of
tie ban mere and standards wi also have the same
motto.
CS,sntD WI WALKER. commandment chief
,SigpedJ PoNClANO CORRAL. genera in.chisf
Of the forces Of the republic.
In virtue of the full powers that by decree OF yester
day were conferred upon me- Oh.ise myself TO respect
and have compiled with the eresoing
,sisDsa F6SCiAXo CORRAL. general iD-sAisG
Col. Z. II. French --On Monday llst Col Parker
H. French enere' uson the discharge q his ds les
Commisssry OF War, a portion which his fgisn4s,
h OW iug Is ability and .ltuelce, and the beueits
which must natural accrue 10 that cepar msut from
the same will be vel pleas 20 learn aa' he has con-
seIttd 20 except.
We ave leaIoj with pleasure ina since be MSS been
in otc~ many Of tie capai, OF this city native aqd
their retdy far DIS thai the merchants 10 nSu, have
Offered him all the 'acihies a. tlel. command, 'sk'
inc tls'r security Tor future payGeut tue iliCt
names and regulations Of Gen. Walker and CVl.
FTeDCh.
Tue department over which Col. French presjdes is
"a ~ second 20 that of Gen Walker everything rslat
ing 10 the finances of the STATE and TO the support ani
ce OF the army, passes through his hands
ana now If ever does that energy sud force OF Oh
Ter which We have heard accorded hun stans hln
10 uesd.
On Monday morning At daylight the secretary of
State OF the legtuisis Don Nj ateO Msyorga sho.
on the plsza by The native troops BY Tsy Of reprisal
Tor the coDduc Of his party a. San Carlos 10 rng ilto
n" compaDys steamer.
Ptscs beirg proclaimed we nav now XoeCt 20 see
sn pgress of population 10 tois Stste equAng that OF
California in its polniest days. The induce nents,
particularly 10 settlers surpass everything in tae his
tory OF tie wor D. and mines, a. far as they have
eesn explored are rich IN sill TIE precious metals sni
WI give work To the thousands Of mechanics ana Ia
borers who now surplus IN the California msrke'.
The volunteers who arrived here on Friday SITTER
noot have been formed into yoligeur company TN.
Ger command of Col Fry. They are all well mounted,
al d viii be great scqn-i'ion - the forces.
TN tuesday morning previous 10 the arrival of ian.
Corral, lie Whols OF he American AID naive force