Ballasteros.
Theartcle Oft [Fromn an Evening raper.1 she a inrdes of the capitulation of Ballasteros, which excited so much astonishment, and was the death-blow to the hopes of the Vo-5tittionalists in the south of Spain. were published at the tirne in' te papes. In additisn to those publicly made known, were the following secret articles, roposed to and accepted bv the Duke Of Angoolemne We are assured of their authenticity by one of the srost dJiatingaished of the Constitutionalists:- S;ECRFT A%Tr'CLES. Art. I.; Tite troops Or eneral Ballasteros shall not be oMiged to ight azainst any other Spanish troops. 2. GeTrIcral Ballasteros and his army hope, for the good of their vou1itxry and the pacification of the kingdom, that Mlessrs. the French 'GenSs and the Duke of Angouleme will solicit his M1ajesty, when islZ tbe free exercise of his rights, to give a constitution to Spain *hichnmay secure a hzppy and durable Government. 3. The army shall be paid by the French Government. 4. The Generals, Chiefs, and Officers, shall be admitted into France, their grades recognized, and their appointments paid, if -ithin six months frorn the liberation of his Majesty the above-men- tioned GOVerTnment be not given to Spain. Thene articles were admitted and guarantee(d under the word of honour of the Dukeof Angouleme, Circumstances requiringan union with the French arnmy. BAL LASTEROS.