Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
later from California. Nicaragua, Oregon

and Japan.
The Northern Light brings one weeks later
Intelligence from Nicaragua Col. WaikeT-Gen.
Walker as he styles himself at presents CON-
,IeteIy master Of the country. On the 18th Of
October he issued hEfaEutiH manifesto TO the
Nicaraguans, in which he styles himself 'chief of
me e1pituunaFY f0rce OF the government free in
is principles, aud which looks 10 the vital inter
SIS Of the staie-Protect'on to tie lsboring man.
ecurily to the citizens, progress 10 Il carts, scien-
eS. agricultural, eIc.' he states that he had inn
lrispne,I Chanorro aud other persons OF high con-
siheTation, .ke principal agents Of the government
of legitimacy.
he concludes his manifesto as follows:
ii sh ltake possession OF the remaining toS rs
the safe, aud all shall perish whoIoppoSes the
Commanding m .rch of my fUIces, whoadmIt TO their
ranks, without DISTINCTION OF color, all who wish
Il. The puebloS OF Nicaragua must not allow
themselves 10 he deceived, for this IS truth proved
by deeds, and in this iHea they hold their haPpi
/ ness in their cum aHds. Behold it-a democrat
government in IT'S time signihcuton, guarantees
progress and liberty"
PROFESS OF THE FlLLIBUsTERS IN NICARAGUA.
The NJcdr0gunSe of October 2T'b gives glow
.ng account OF tue STATE ofafairs in Nicaragua. II
say:
Peace being proclaimed, may now expect
10 see all ing eSS Of population 10 this state equal
ing that OF California i'll It's palmleSt days. The
inducements, particularly 10 settlers, surpass every
thing in the history OF the world; and mines as far
as they have been explored, are rich in all the
precious metals, and will give work to the thouS-
aniS OF mechanics and laburerS who are now a
surplus in the California market.
TIE volunteers who arrive here IN Friday 0flef-
noon have been formed into Volligue Company
under command OF Col. Fry. They oil well
mounted and will be great acquisition to the
forces.
On Tuesday morning, previous TO the arrival Of
Gen. Corral, the whole OF the American and ma
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competency in ri reflects grea. credit on the OIL
Gers of The army
On Nlonda mo ming, at daylight, the Secreta OF
State OF the IegiIimlstS-Don MateO MayoIga-waS
sho: on the Plaza, by the native troopS-by way
Of reprisal for the conduct OF his party at San Cor
les. in firing into the Company SSteameG.
On Monday last Col. Parker II. Freuch entered
upon the discharge of his duty as CommiSsaty OF
war; position which his friends, knowing his
sbilIty and influence, and the benefits which must
naturally accrue to that department tron the same,
will be pleased to hear that he has consented TO
sccept.
We have learned, with pleasure, that since he
has been IN office, the capitalists Of this city,
native and fureigh, have offered TO advance the
government all their ready fmnlS; that the met
chants, man. have offered him all the flcliIies
at command, taking as their S-cuTiI! for tHItuIr
payment the joint names aud regulations Of Cru
rEal Walker aud Col. French. Such maniieS-
tatinn Of public confidence, backed by that Of The
community at large, must and of right ought 10 be
peculiarly tlatte'mg to those gentleman.
The department over which Col. French pre-
SNIeS is only second to that of Gen. Walker; eve
rything relating TO the finances Of the state and 10
the support and maintenance of the army, passes
through his hands, and now, If ever, does that en-
eTgy and fn:ce of character which we have heard
accorded him stand in need. We trust he may
haze 10 draw back, either Icy sickness Otherw iSe,
in the discharge Of the aEduous duties "f lis Of
flee.
The same sanguine i1urnal gives the following
account Oi the
TREATY OF rEACE BETWEEN GEMS. WALKER AND
CORRAL.
We publish below copy Of the articles of
paclicaliOn lately agreed upon by Generals Walk
ct and Coral. They are conceived i'll spirit Of
compromise and mutual concession highly honor
able 10 the gentlemen themselves, and % the par
lies Who's representatives Ltey have been, anu we
have no duuht they will meet the unanimous ap
probation oil our re ,l=IS. The duty OF determining
the coniI;OnS Of peace and the manner III which the
issens!onSh have 50 lotg existed could not have
been committed 10 more humUTable men. ard there
Is every reason to hope and be assured that the
peace which has been established will be long and
prosperous On every side we hear the praise Of
G-neral Walker. EucomumS upon the prudence,
moderation, and strict sense Of honor and justice
which have MARKED his course throughout aTe eiO-
qUen,ly spoken Of on everA hand; while the gen
erouS mI.nnnimity and patriotism Of Gen. Coral,
ami his noble anu effective exrUtIUns moving his
government TO peace, are themes upon which eve
cry one !Uves to Speak
Both gentlemen have enshrined themselves in
the hearts o! the people of Nicaragua. Long may
they ceiebrae the anniversary of The day which
has secuted 10 them social and political happi-
ness, and 10 Generals Wake: AMI Corral and
vlabte immortality. "
TREATY.
Generals William Walker and Ponciano Corral,
beng animated EY the most sincere desire to put
an end 10 the war which has destroyed Nicaragua,
and anxious 10 remedy SO great an eviI-lhe first,
in virtue Of the facilities gwen him. and tie sec
ond fully empowered by the government which
resided i'll this city have agreed, after mature dis
CuS$ion. in celebrating the following treaty.
/. FROM this day are suspended hostillueS. and
there shall lie peace and friendship between the
beIligeTent armies.
2: Patriciu itivas is named provisinal President
of the Republic of Nicaragua for the term of four
teen months, unless the President. in full council
Of Ministers, should resolve TO C II an election be-
fore the emd Of the term.
). The Ministers OF State will he appointed by
the President, and will be taken from the four
departments of which is composed tie Republic
one Of war, one OF foreign and internal ala rs,
one of treasury and the other of puoIic credit.
The provincial government will respect and
have respected, the chapters Cd, Sd and 4th, and
sections I'd aud Sd of the general dispositions of
the constitution of 1888.
5. There will Le general oblivion of all that
has taken place 10 this day for political faults aud
opinions, and no one will be moieSIed or troubled
for such.
g. The contracting parties aid the provisional
President obge themselves 10 recognize all debts
contracted by The helligerrnt parties, whether il
be for loans, exactions OF any Ottet cause.
I. The President will :ecogniz- the commission
and military appointment Of those who have served
under the beIIEetrentS.
8. All those chiefs. officers or citizens who may
wish TO return tretire from the R public or citles
may DO so with the guarantee aud security of their
persons and property.
9. The French legion may continue serving the
Republic, should they manifest desire 10 becon-
clIIzgnS Of Nicaragua; and in this Case the Gov
eminent will give 10 each the portion Of land that
has been Offered Them. The arms they now use,
as they belong TO private individuals, will be re-
turned to their owners.
10. Gen. Walker will give orders TO the forces
that are attacking Mnnngua 10 withdraw TO Leon,
and reduce their number to one hundred and fifty
men; when this will be dane, General Coral offers
tn FtIluce the fnrcrS nf Mouovuo In the Dr.c;r.