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lar: there may have BEEN on an average one thousand
month, most comparatively, in 1885, fewer in 1885, and

lar there may have been, average, thousand
month, most, comparatively, 1852 fewer in 1856, and
10 the twenty.nfth cross interrogatory he saith
direct Tia. was additional nor did pro
duce any papers, or copy OF papers OF eses 70 DC an
And for want Of time, the said examination not being
completed the further examination Of said Witness under
this commission, was adjourned till TO morrow (Erday)
On Friday morning Dec 81 1885, at ten O'Clock at the
iournment, and the examination being continued in an
70 the twenty sixth cross nierrogatoy he answers
do not know anything further touching the matters in
question that may tend 70 the advantage Of defendants
And the said examination Of the said witness being
closed the same read by the said Witness approved
and signed by him at the END thereof and also on the
the foregoing 70 be the true examination of the
said William Walker taken before % ans t ~ y Sa
above are his oath by me reduced 70 writing
and TO- taken on MAYS
tnued from day day till completed and now closed on
the ast Of December 1858. All which certified 1 me,
the Commissioner under my hand and SEAL at Mob the
dav md wear to be with the said com
mission. VIM DE FOREST HOLLY, Commissioner
The following the Of the treaty referred 20 Is ea
hYbit in the of the witness TO the hrd mrect IN
terrogatory, as furnished by the witness
EXHIBIT A-rHE TREATY.
Generals William Walker and Poncano corral peng am
mated with the most desire to put an end to the
war which desoated Nicaragua, ana ANXIOUS 70 re-
medy great evil the first in virtue Of the faculties anS
gwen MN anu VIC 49, -, ha,ra acraed after
mature discussion celebrating the following sea' te,e
From TINS DAY are suspenoeu nos .s, Sa,,;oa-ent
snail ne peace ana friendship oe'"cen S'9 'o''eS'S'
| armies. ,,-.,.,..s, x,....a.r. ~ ,h,
fatrlco hNas ls nshea rf I'VE. .on - 81 ,on,hS
IepuphC Vi ~ Ell connc;, n ,on,sters shona
unless the rresioen., IN au s S IN d ~ ,he trr
resolve 70 can All @ SUI. iI ha anno,red nv the Pre-
Inc MnsLs " s.a s, tbe 2omr denarsmen,s Of
sident, ehu VIII DC .aNeh lvI. ''S 20 ~ e.
wncn cvmposcu . na IF Treas,,rv and the other
| reign ana interior ne"'one' oAe "
| OF runho Credn .,.., ,w,,, ,eenac, and have
The provisional governmcnt WI" .ors ma az
respected the cnapters = anu - . AM NJ 1aaa ~
the genera VI .,;o ~ I'll that has taker
D. mere Will DC gene ~ v r - on;non. ana no
place TO this DAY ior Pontlcat a "a -. a nss P' $3.50
one VIII De moleeteo OF uvupoI ~ soro, r,-assent
The contracting parties ana ~, ss nntrsc.ad hv the
0bige themselves W tecus 20 ~ s on. ovacos NJ
bellgerent parties, whether IL oe ior i'anS' oAA' "
any other cause. m , A.. commissions and
z The PRESIDENT VIII Iecoeni1ns 'no "a ndar tho mol
military appointments OF those VINO served unoer 'o '
hgerents. - -. - ,.,n. ,rh. nav ,,,b IN
g. All those chefs omcers OF cAzess WV 10y n.~
retire from the republic or CUES may w ~ VIII ~
anees and security Of their persons ana pIoPetssy
Inc French Legion nay continue serv ,s, ~ N;cs
snouo tney manuess uesue W ueooo ; =, ascS,
sgua and in this case the government w give 70 eacn
tne porton o. 'ano sns ns ooe ;ss. ;rd;ranaIs IN
they gov use, e tney posons W P''"'' ' ~
be returned 70 tne,r Cwners r,ve oras,, ~ y.
.iOce suas .e Te rosrco tha,r rrrn
| themselves 70 Leon, ana reouce tneh nun
Der TO one hundred and nfty men; wnen tnis WIZ De
Genara Corral oers 70 reduce the forces a. MANA
command OF General Martinez; 0oee on Masaya 70 MY
men, under command OF Colonei LON LILO Vezar, Or
| another honorable chief
II. The forces Of Rivas will remain under the command