Special correspondence of the


Picayune.
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GENrLEMEN:-This city has capituated
on the following terms: The Mexican
soldiers shall be permitted TO march out of
town with their small arms and six small
field pieces, leaving all their munitions of
war behind, with all their artillery and
public stores. They are to retire to Lii
mares, sixty miles hence, and almost thirty
miles north of SaltiItIo. and are not 10 ap-
proach nearer than that to this place with
in sixty days; or until each party can hear