New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
] herewith append q copy Of the treaty from
which he takes his authority:
TBEATY 0P PEACE BETWEEN GENERALS WALKER

| AND CORRAL.
Generals William Walker and Ponciano CoIra' De
ing animated with the most sincere dee re 10 Put ah eno
torhe which has destroy ed Nicaragua. and ANXIOUS
faculties given him, and the second fully empowered
| b! the Government which resided in TIN. city nave
sgretd, after mature discussions IN celebrating lne
| follow ing treaty:
l. From this day ere suspended bos.iies, ana there
| sbali be peace between the bellgerent armies.
2. Patrico Rvas is named Provisional President OF
the Republic Of Nicaragua for the term OF iou,teen
noDihs unless the President, in full Councu OF Minis
teri should resolve 10 cal election BEFORE lHe eno
| Of the term
3. The Ministers Of State viii be appointed oy the
President, and viii be taken from ihs four Deh1rt-
nents Of which il composed the Republic ohe OF ar
on. of Foreign Affair." OF Treasury, and The othef
| Of Public Credit
4. Tie Provisional Government viii respect, and
have respected the chapters 3D. 80 ana fh Gnu sec
ons 2d snd 3D. Of the general dispositions OF the Oon
| ttItu'on Of l.3s
| g. There will be 4 general oblivion of all that hiss
taken place TO this day for political faults and ophohs
ano no one vii be mole-ted or troubled 'or sucq'
6. The contracting parties and the PROVISIONAL tre-
| dent oblge Themselves TO recognize all deos con-
traoted by tle begereDt parties, whether II be Tor
laws exactions, or any other cause.
T. The President will recognize the commissions ana
military appointments OF those who have served under
| the beIgeients.
= All tloee chiefs, oficers, or citizens who may
wsh 10 return from the Republic or ctee may DO 30
with the guaranty and security of their persons ana
o. Tie French Legion may continue servng the
| Republic should they manifest desire to become
citizens of Nicaragua; and in this care the Govern
nent will give to each the portion OF ahd 'ns' na'
bt cd Of, red to them The they now USE as tney
belong 10 private vduas will be ieturned 70 TIER
| owner
| 10. General Wolker will give orderi 20 the forces
ths are attacking Nicaragua TO withdraw themselves
10 Leon, and reduce their number to one hundred ana
fifty when this will be done, General Cerra OF
itTs reduce tbe forces of Mansgua to the precise
| lumber Of hundred men, under the command OF
G.neial Martinez those oi--It" hfty men ar uater
| the command OF Colonel Don Lnicezar or another
| hoI orsh chief.
II. The forces Of Rivas will remain under the CON-
mard of General HaIuch, and the Provisional Govern
meDt will appoint the chief officer and regulate
the number ofmen that will be duty in tha. depart
| uent.
l2. The Governments that have heretofore existed
| in Nicaragua ourir the war, will cease when the
| Generals shall notify them of this treaty.
Done III the City of Granada, this twenty third Gay OF
October in the year Of our Lord thousand eight
| bur dred sno fifty five.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES
l. Tweniy-four hours attr The arrival in this city OF
| the Provisional Presic ent of the Republic the army
that Gen. Corral commands in Masaya will enter this
city, when unlted with that of Gen. Walker, the Presi-
deIt 10th generals will proceed to the church to re-
tun thar ks to the God OF armies for the termination OF
| the war
| w
Of the Army Of the Republic, and named by decree
| o. the Cove Iment.
| Gen. Coral will deliver the command, armament
ard munitions of war, unless the Government dsposes
| Otherwise.
O. The Governmen Of the Republic will reside in
this city, and will ere receive the Ministers and Con-
| suls Of ioie On nations.
| Both armies Will use other device than blue
| ribbon, with the inscription: I" Nicaragua lode
p, ienie " Tie grea. SEAL the arms and inscriptions
the baBners and standards will afO have the saue
Command er n.Chief Of the Democratic Army
csi,ned, 'Aft PoSCYpsSo SsSHpi; 1':oie coRRAL
General d in Chief of the Forces Of tho Republic
In virtue of the full that BY decree Of yesterday
eotfnd upon me obiss myself to re'p,ct and have
' Ss,snsH - 49,, PoNoIANo CORRAL, .,
G,dnGds Oct % 1888. Commander In Chief
| Corral was the Chamorro general, and was
afterward shot for conspiracy. This treaty is now
considered the fundamental law of the State, as
| all the constitutions have been rendered void by
| rebtcns or revolutions. / dare say that, before
a great while, Presideht Walker will order a con-
venton for the purpose Of establishing cOnstitu-
| tiOn.
The Nicarseuan army has been very healthy of
late and isprltu0us liquors were not freely drank
| fere / think there would not have been any
| deaths whatever. As il is, there have been but
few, and the causes of these have been traced 10
too free indulge tnce in ardent spirits.
i do not think there will be any fighting here for
the next two months September and October
ore too rainy to admit Of u campaign, except at
great disady antsges. Before November Leon will
have been abandoned.
OFFICERS OF the NrcARAsuAs ARMY AND sr.rFs; from
Css mandty in CaiO 10 Captan', iHelu'i't according TO
ordr o, rank and date q COnni..iOn;
Sf q caLisut u ., C Col f. Lsins Cap.
l 9 'sS fSp Tc%p.o n na' nI%s A
Gtn,isls-Cspt J. Hooh, Capt H. f. witter ! 'pecer'
yss. ,G Gen.%I T. M.I.ss
Gore syen Coli; H,:I:t.n, SasHsr%asel;ccapt; W 4.
osF o % sS' CT H !. "'kss coa
B. css A..istspt c,m%s:.y :,%; Cap,
su,eono a. with I%s Of Msjo.aD psah.m 1sa ~ A.
eS,si. Ord. Departmen-Msjor 4 w R.wles, M.oi
Sw.I gle "a Lieut.. Hssrt q Lieui csrhsrt
se % Geo. @Ts .oo u Gf1sF %:. e. hssy ss
s Taoa eo1 t 'sHs .ns s"sa sasjs ss:onf
ham J. 4 Jsgue.s yohn Allen Lieut. CO..-Fr.li P An.
dsnOn, RulleI, E; Il, Macdonald MsjOn-J oNel,
ClesyP,J ,. BALDWIN rIsDei. oKs.f L. EOry'l Wslk.I'
e W K,user, L. EDslebsrt, VIM Merrymsn Thos Dolan.
hOI Tsd n John f"t 9ie,n Jar If M1S m
beChesrey, R. $ Williams, A J TuIiey IL Williamson,
There are Is Fr Lelensn and 80 Sec ond Lsutsnsut,
mslus all bundled and forty five Commission, I'd Officers
The army has not had any aceessions to its force
since my last communication.
A loan of $4,000 600 has been, we suppose,
effected in favor of this country, the account of
| which you will find in Ell Niearaguense. Money is
much needed here. The late troubles have driven
capital out and prevented it from coming in. The
soldiers are being paid off in scrip At late
meeting it was resolved that scrip should DOT be
sold for less than 30 cents for dollar, but have
heard of sales for less than that amount
There will be excellent chances here soon for
sreculators in the purchase of property which has
| been declared forfeited by the State. There are