The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
CENTRAL AMERICA.
END OF THE REyoLUTIoN-THE TREATY OF
PEACE RATIFIED.

PEACE RATIFIED.
The from the Atlantic coast are that peace
is firmly established The treaty with certain modh-
cations has been accepted by the government Boil
var One Of the conditions Is that the principal
officers belonging TO the Colombian Guard that
were in the Of bolivar should be
dismissed The army Of Bolivar has been re-
duced to a peace footing sehor Esguerra the
Secretary OF the Treasury OF the nation, depart
at once for Bogota the Isabel The Of
the nation 70 be concentrated at Barranqua
under the command Of Generals Camargo and Lopez
Faras Of the reyolutionsts at San JUAN organz-
ing forces. AT Santa Martha preparations were being
made 70 resist the movement II was not known when
national forces might be expected to arrive at the
Isthmus
y-sheet, headed "Pubic Order, > and issued by
the National Executive Power dated Bogota 2Sth OF
August, 1875, has been published at Barranqula n
copy OF which Is before This publication explains
the reasons President Perez had for approving, with
certain spulaons, The treaty OF pence entered at
La Gloria in hagdaena
THE TREATY, CONVENE,
contained clauses which the National Executive could
not agree %, The government nevertheless being
slrous Of doing all in its power establish peace
ana order "a the Republic gave every facility for the
prompt celebration Of dennitiye arrangement
instructions and authority were sent TO the Com
mander IN Chief and to the Secretary Finance of the
Union twho must FIRST be at liberty adjust treaty
OF peace and Cancellation with the President or Bolivar
on the following basis
IAN individuals and public functionaries to submit
70 be called to account by their respective tribunals
The Stale TO hold itself Liable for and pay damages
The general government TO determine the localities in
the State where national troops to be stationed.
All individuals belonging TO the national army who
were recently in the service OF Bolivar to be dis
missed
The document ends by manifestmg that the federal
government recognizes and appauds the patriotism and
upright intentions which led the Of peace
entered into at La Gloria the 10th OF August last
THE VENEZUELA MINISTER'S EFFORTS.
IL Is OF the highest credit to the neghborng Republic
Of Venezuela, and General Marquee its resident Minis
ter at Bogota that the latter has been using all his
huence and efforts TO promote peace Colombia by
endeavoring TO persuade the hostile parties in the
present eectonay struggle to become reconced 10 each
other and lay aside anmosties carried to such fatal
tremes With this object in view he invited some OF
the leading men of both sides meet the Legation
and discuss the best means OF bringing matters to
pacific solution The proposal Of General Marquee
agreed TO and meeting took place. consisting the
part of Senior PARA, of Messrs. Muro, Restrepo,
Gallndo, La Tore, Plata Azuero Damaso Zapata and
Francis de r. Borda On the part Of Dr. Nuhes Mcssrs
Nalenzuea, Martin, Fcrro, Januario Salgar, Wencesao
Ibanez and jose c. Borda
The result Of the meeting was in favor OF reconcia
ton and peace committee was appointed consist
ing Of two members Of each party, to study out the
best means of arriving at the desired end.