New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

other means OF putting an end 10 the eiuslOn OF blood
and producing a general peace, than concluding a
treaty between the belgerent parties cOnfOrmaby 70
the condition of that which made in the year 1861
of the negira tlo45, which is Oblivion Of what has
taken place.;
ait has consequently been agreed with the help of
God 10 draw up this treaty OF general peace on the
above mentioned CONDITIONS and that for all that has
hapI eBt from the commencement of the general war
10 he present time none of the parties has the light Of
making any claim either for the present the future;
that AFTER the signature Of this treaty whoever stall
SEEK TO break the peace shall be Immediately punished
by the auth critics and whoever shall endeavor u pro-
tect him shall he alec punished. All the chiea must 10
such case uni to prevent the recurrence of such
fact.
The orders Of the authorities will be issued IN con-
iormy with the regulations of the mountain. The
Mammalian and the Mokatadgs must also conform tns-
actions to the administrative regulations of the aha
non, without any change and must prompy execute AN
the orders IF the authorizes and make the later az
qualnted With The state Of affairs whenever II NAV be
necessary so 10 90 Ihey must use all their efforts TO
promote union, friendship, and concord between the
two anons; to procure the tranquility aud welfare of
all the IL habants, and particularly TO enosavor to
bring every individual back to his house TO We there
IN peace, and Iesune the possess of his property
with, ut any throwing any obstacle OF nolestin9
him in doing. They shall in of need lend their
cooperation TO the people, in conformity with the regu-
lsuOns OF the Government and with the all OF hs EX
C llepcy the Mushir.
prompt means shall be adopted as soon as possible
to put an end to any cause of disuuiOn, and re-
store r, atioDs of friendship and geuer tranquility,
conformaby the will aud TO the orders of the Sultan
whom Goo preserve, and to the lntenuous OF his Tx
celeIcy the Mashir. But, 1t is admitted that the
principal of disorder to be found in the care
eszness with which the orders and regulations OF the
adu Illustration are executed the undersigned beseeeh
his EXcelency 10 take eiicctual for the adj
minisuation of Justice with impartiaty TO every
An the Mokaiadgis and officials mast perform the
dutes coDded t. them with zeal and attention, IN cor
iornity with the regulations of the mountain, without
allowing any one TO be treated with the slightest Jas
tice-duics which il lie hoped they viii fuill with Con-
scientons eagemess aud impartlany.
"ContoruAbly with the above, peace ls eoneiuded
between us On the condition above named, aud n has
been considered proper 10 draw up four copies OF "
signed by each nation two of which will b. eN ahanged
between the parties, and two will be presented 70 ms
EXctlncy the Mushir 10 be kept in the archives Of
the Government and serve az the rue OF conduct Tor
the prestn and for the future. Here follow tie sg-
nAtues
IL is announced that the 10th Battalion Of Chasseare
de Vncennes al present al Ciya Neccha, s 60 CON-
plete the brigade 10 be commanded by General b'As