The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

r1e Neo Treaty Hih En9and-Spain Possibly Party 10
it-Fronce NAV Concur-Commsrc,dl Reciprocity nth
Cuba and the Wet End,esImportant 10 Army Officers.
The fusion my last letter to the policy CONNER
cial reciprocity with the West indies by which Ar.
Marcy hopes all the advanta Of actual acqu
siop the United States without involving the principle
Of territorial Salion, supposed, mat
ter Of grave consequence The country has witnessed
the good effects OF Canadian reciprocity, not only in re-
CARA the trade and industry Of the United States, but
In quieng the question OF annexation, which involved
domestic dscord ct home aud possibly trouble abroad.
BY that policy secured all the advantages OF produc
tion population industrial wealth, without the dis
turbirg elements incident to the annexation OF ter
rtory.
This principle applied Mr.. Marcy proposes, to the
West dies gives the shipping interest Of the North and
Fart and to the producing of tho great West
outlet and Of wealth The gradual eec, OF such
policy the West Indies 10 evident In the course OF
few years they would become thorough Americanizsd
ard detacn themselves naturally from Europe rs Cs
NADIA iii in time up Independently Of EpgIand In
every possible point of the interest Of England
and Spain yield these epg
Of the American Secretary Of stats II they do not
ds csve policy may be introduced by Mr.. b.
chanan h.ch viii lead quences TO he avoided by
all parties which lbe administration will not
shrink from assuming The repeated offers the part OF
government 10 seltle this Cuba question in manner
with the Interests ef Spain and with due
regard for her dignity the repeated !nserposon OF the
United States against the universal opinion Of the
people: tie supporting . navy in the Gulf v
aid Spain against the invasion Of the island,
which navy Is equally supported by taxation levied
the persons and properly Of the Southern people, the
lorg LIST Of eutraaes inflicted only the
persons Of the United states government but upon
Al
by a strong Power would have lead 10 reprsals long
sIce with the uniform courtesy observed towards the
Spanish government, make out of forbearanoe
squaiee in history. Once again Ar. Marcy for.
ward ana proposes final jus, and liberal Adjustment
upon baes already accepted By England ia regard to
her own colonies In Aperics. Certainly Spain cannot
suffer in her dignity By following the example Of the
greatest Power in the world. What Great Britain do
Spain certainly she has right I, set up bar In
the shape or obsolete ideas, and which insisted u2on
must array oil liberal minds agsIst her. This policy
then. or Mr. Marcy, will 20 Of two things II viii
either solve the Cuba problem by giving tnis country
liberal commercial reciprocity ins.es Of actual
ton. pace Spain clearly the wrong az to leave
her without = friend In Europe Ameiioa.
TIE Committee on Military Affairs the Hpuse has re.
ported already bill CT particular interest 10 me army,
"A view Of the equeri snalors OF our best OH
measure ~hicn canno' De acted upon 100 soon
rate Of $50 per month, with the aodion OF Ice Ia the
comm OF ranns The equity @. this measure
sss in me proportion o. Iac.ssss VI pay 70 me youns
cheers 1hese limited Income usse. them the object OF
50 naay h@fG1hi1s The Lect Lant eeis his $50
moo;r, Equally WIN The Colonial, Or General An officer
whoAs psJ so, gets $50 under the provisioIs OF this
bill beinF Increase Of 30 per ceDt-whie tne ocar
who receive. $780, receives Sl0an increase Of 10
per cert Tie Ice aec',iopsl n the ration preserves
equality OF compensation unaof tbs ongevY ration
principle THIS bill will sttke every one NJ glance as
mt aud reasonable and Us simplicity recommend Il 10
pub &c favor. no doubt il Sl be aesed on promptly oy
the House.
WASHINGTON. Dec 9, 1855
Tie Nicarasa1 IrSgvslio-oT Rc.o,ic-s urA Ia; Re
puhic
appears that one Of the priacipsi objections put for
ward by the administration regard TO the recognition
Of toe Walker government Is that although Rvas issued
decree the l4th Of Jrne for the election OF President
for the republic OF Nicaragua he subsequently snnusd
inst decree and notwithstanding the election really did
place. and Walker reported 10 have actually secured
large majority Of the people, still be not legally
elected According TO this view Of the matter, Rvas
could have issued DEGREES daily annuiled oen
and therefore remain in power forever.
he history OF walkers advent In Nicarssra 10 well
known. The basis upon which be 10 sustained By his
friends 5 TIA, he Invited BY the democratic party
10 aid them In suoduirg the aiscorcs which existed In
their country, and the nucleus Of q complete
tysbm OF refeneTtlon CONTINUOUS wars Tor
thirty years. Bus Ms my province only TO lay before
the public scis. AMI more matter OF reference than
otherwise submit 70 their examination the following
treaty under which the provisional government, Of RvS
established. I, may be Of great importance In the
proper calculation o. this subject The treaty fol-
lows
TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN GEN. WIN. WALKER AsD
eEs. p. CORAL.
. Gen VIM Walker and Gen. p. Cora beng animsed with
The desire end 70 the which have
fiosragua and anxious remedy gres evil
run, smpow eTed by The eovernmens which resided n his
city have agreed alter mature deberson In establishing
Firs-fron hi. day suspended ao.tlues ard there
second-Paircio Rivas i nominated Provsona Presden,
Of he republic y Nicaragua Cor he Of foureen months
solve @ cal an election before iSe end term.
1hd1te Ministers Of state viii be appointed ~ the Pres
dent ard Vii be the eepartu which
e composed The republic one Of war 0te o. internal and
Ioarlhe goser ss W. respse and lave
and hd Of the genera disposition Of The constitution
rb-TAere viii be general oblivion q al that has taken
place his dag Tor poc faults ahd opnnns snG 40 one
sir,h-The eontrsctne parties and he Provisional Presi.
the bell gsTen parties whether for any
and ary appointments q those Who have served under
sshA ,hose chief officers or citizens who may wish 70
from he republic cities may with guarantees
sts .ssuriiy 2, her psrsons and properly A.
biic should hey manifest desire 10 become czens 81 Nj
cGsrua and In this CAGE The government will give each
the portion u and that has been offered them The
hey a. hey belong private individuals will be
ienh-Genera VIM walker VII give orders 70 The forces
ihs, attacking Msnagus withdraw themseives % Leon
their number ~ hundred aud any
this done Genera Cora propose. reduce he forces Of
The precise number ~ huncr red under
the - msnd of General Mariez ,hee Massaya afy
men the command Of Colonel Don Limo Caesar
Esvsribfhe force. Q, alyas WI remain under IA
,rufh and The Provisional x appoint chief
regulate the number Of men that vii be du'
IN tha' department
Twenb-Ihe governments which have heretofore
in Nicaragua during the war shall when he Generals
shall notify them Of his treaty.
Done 10 the city Of Granada this twenty third day If oco
the year Lord ard saviour one Thousand eight
hundred and hfty eve.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES.
Frs,Twsny four hours after The arrival IN ihs ciT q
President oi the Republic, The army which
General Cora CON Msseaya VIII enter thls ciy
When with the forces command n Cen walker
both Generals vi prucees 70 the churh o
return thanks The God q Armies io the tef nnNon % ne
war
Genera WIN waher wi. be recognized - General y
chief = ne army a the Res uehc ard named ~ aecte o
Che government
General y coral win deliver the command srmamsn' 49,
unless he government dispose rnffWleN
Afrrrd1hp COVE 81 The republic VII reside IN ins