The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-05
THE COLOMBIAN REBELLION
cArrTULATIoN OF THE ISsuRaENTs-oEsERAL
IRUJnLo's vIcTooY.

CAPIrULATIoN OF THE SsuRGENTs-oENKRAL
IRUJILLo's vIcrooY.
PANAMA, April Is, 1871.
The In Colombia is considered virtually ended.
On the 9th ns the forces defeated
at Manizales by General julian Trujllo and the whole
State OF. Antigua capituated. THIS news reached
Panama on the 18th. The following capitalization was
signed at Manizales:-
At the siege OF San Antonio Jurisdiction OF Mani
zales on the 9th OF April 1877. General Julian TruJo,
Commander in-Chicf of tho Army Of the SOUTH and
Sverio arrange President OF the State OF Antoqun,
having convened for the purpose OF arranging prem-
inares OF peace which viii put an end to the war have
agreed TO conclude equalization on the following
ARTICLE 1.-The President Of Antioqua shall give up
all the arms and ammunition belonging to his forces
and those TO be- found tho trans and depots as
well AZ all elements now held by the Antioquian gov
ernmen and thai end BIO shall this very day issue
ORDERS that said forces shall dsarm and deliver up
their The agent agents 10 be designated by
the General in-Chief OF tho Army of the South
ART. 1.-The President OF Antioquia transfers MS
The hands OF Citizen General rrujilo
that the latter assume tho character Of civil and
military clici OF the state OF Anoqua unit. sna, re-
Republic or until the government Of the Union sha
dispose otherwise or make the appointment Of such
functionary.
ART. An the commanders and officers OF tho An
oquiun army do hereby submit and pledge obedience
TO the general government In compliance with TINS
present capitulation said commanders and officers,
along with the soldiers, ut liberty 10 return 10
their homes without need oil passports
ART 4-Tho General.in-Chici OF tho Army Of the
South pledges himself to solicit from general gov
ernment amnesty tor all persons implicated IN the
present conflict This article extends 10 the beaer-
OF other states, provided thcy surrender TO tho
general government and give up their arms.
ART 5-Tho President Of Antoqua shall within
four days surrender Manizales aud NeIra
the General Chief OF the Army Of tho south.
this period being allowed for the disarming OF the
forces located Ut different points, The delivery Of
the arms shall be effected at the places or towns ut
which the several forces may be stationed; -.
ART 6.-The Army II tue South shall retain IT'S
present position until the expiration oil The period OF
four days stipulated in the preceding article
ART, Tho General-inChet OF the Army of the
South shall dictate all measures necessary to
secure the discipline subordnation Of his troops
ana shall see that tho constitutional guarantees shall
be respected all over the State
ART S.-The President OF Antioquia shall the
necessary TO the effect that all the forces do
tached at different points OF the Central Cordillera
shall concentrate and disarm within the aioremen-
toned period OF four days, which they may do at the
house called LA Eoisa."
Art 0-rhc wounded Of both armies shall this very
day be carried to the city OF Manizales where military
hospitals shall be established under the Inspection OF
the medical staff OF the armies Of tho south and Of
Antoquia.
ART lO-The commanders and officers Of the army
which been subject TO the Antioquan government
granted the honor OF Withdrawing with their SWORDS
ART 1.-The local authorities OF the State OF An
tioaua shall continue Of their functions
until they and replaced by the Generalin
Chief OF The Army Of tho South as civil and military
ART l2-As 10 the debts contracted by the army OF
Antioqua, IN consequence Of the war; by loans sup
self shall decide us they may deem it.
ART. 13-Regardng the forces OF the state OF To-
lima who ManZaes, In the Cordil!era Central,
subject the government Of AntiOgua 1t snail be left
TO be decided between General Antonio Cuervo and
Acosta and to this end the present captua.on
shall be made known TO General santos Acosta.
In witness whereof We subscribe two copies OF the
same tenor and date ind this capt uation shall be
communicated to the executive power Of the Union
JULIAN TRUJILLO,
SILVERl0 arrange.
General Trujilo is tho popular candidate for the
next Presidency OF Colombia. There will probably be
no organized opposition The election will occur in
September next. Congress Is In session at Bo1ota,
and the members, almost IN body, have signed and
issued manifesto In favor OF Trujillos candidacy.
The war leaves tho country bad financial condi-
tion Forced loans and double taxes the result.
Business is depressed and foreigners feel the hard
times very much
THE DARIEN suRvRy.
The Darien surveying expedition. under Lieutenant
Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte Wyse. lett for France by
the steamship Martinique the 22d inst Great hopes
are entertained OF the results but yet nothing de
mite Is known.
NAVAL NEWS.
The United States steamers Omaha, Rear Admiral
PEBBLE is here ana the Swatara, Captain A. A. Cooke,
ia at AspinwaI Tho weather Is delightful and health
is perfect.
The frigate Shah, flagship OF the British Pacific
squadron is expected to at Panama about the
9th OF May.
ENTERPRISE.
The news of the declaration of war in Europe
ceived by the star and Herald, by special cable de-
spatch from Paris, early the morning Of the 23d
inst Its publication in extra caused great sensa-
tom in panama