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Beta0een sdata .4ad aud tte Terian Governmem. Articles of an agreement entered into between His Exceency David G. Burnet, President of the Republic of Texas, of the part and His Excellency General Santa Ana, President General Chief of the Mexican army, of the other part

 ARTICLE 1st

 General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana agrees that he will not take up arns will he exercise his Influence them be taken up against the people of Texas during the present of independence.

 ARTICLE 2d.

 All hostltes between the Mexican and Texian troops will cease immediately, both by land and water.

 ARTICLE 3d.

 The Mexican troops will evacuate the territory of Texas passing to the other side of the Rio Grando del Norte.

 ARTICLE 4th

 The Mexican army in it's retreat shall not take the property of any person without his consent and just n Identification, using only such articles as may be neees- sary for it's subsisanee in when the owner may not be present, and remng to the commander of the army of Texas, to the to be appointed for the adjustment of such matters account of the value of the property consumed the place where taken and the of the owner if it can be ascertained

 ARTICLE 9th.

 That all private property, including cattlc horses, negro slaves indentured persons o whatever denom naon, that may have been captured by any portion Of the Mexican army, may have taken refuge in the said army since the commencement of the late nyason shall be restored to the commonder of the Texian such other persons as may be appointed by the government of Texas to receive them.

 ARTIGLE 9th.

 The troops of both armies will refrain from coming into contact with each other, and to this end the co mander of the army of Texas will careful not to approach within shorter distance than five leagues.

 ARTICLE Tth.

 The Mexican army shall not make any other delay on it's march that which necessary take up their hospitals baggage, c and to the rivers any de- lay necessary to those purposes be considered nfracton of this agreement.

 ARTICLE eth.

 By express to be immediately despatched this agree men shall be Gen. Vicente Fiiisola and to Gen. T. J. Rusk commander of the fexan army, in order that they may be apprsed of it's stpulaonand to this end they will exchange engagements to comply with the same.

 ARTICLE 9th.

 That all Texan prisoners in the possession of the Mexican army or authorities be forthwith released and furnished with free passports to return to their homes in consideration of which corresponding number oi Mexican prisoners, rank and file, now n possession o the Government of Texas shall be immediately released The remainder of the Mexican prisoners that continue possession of the Government of Texas to be treated with due humanity, any extraordinary comforts that be furnished them, to be at tine charge c the Govern ment of Mexico.

 1 ARTICLE 10th. l General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana will be sent tc Vera Cruz as soon as it shall be deemed proper