The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-16 00:00:00

BUENOS AYBEAN BONDS.

The following documents submitted by the Go-
vernment of Buenos Ayre3 to the Chamber of
Representatives for the settlement of the claims of
the foreign debt of that Republic have been re-
ceived by the Brazil steamer just arrived _ _

" Buenos Ayres, Sept. 28.
" The Executive Power to the President of the
Hon. Chamber of Representatives.
" The Government having, after long negotiati/4
come to au agreement with the commissioner a the
bondholders relative to the bases for the definitive
regulation of the debt of the loan of London, 113"-
the honour to submit to the hon Chambers the
annexed project of law, begging competent autho-
risation to carry the said regulation into effect,
trusting that the Legislature will consider it con-
venient to grant to it their sanction.
" In order to give the hon. Chambers all neces-
sary knowledge of this important negotiation the
Government annex an authorised copy of all mat-
ters precedieg the negotiation from 1854 down to
this date. The Minister of Finance is, moreover,
charged to explain to the General Assembly the
bases of the project, and give all necessary details
respecting it.
" God preserve the President many years.
" VALENTIN ALSINA.
NORBERTO DE LA RIESTRA."
" 4 PROJECT OF LAW.
" The Senate and Chamber of Representatives
of the State of Buenos Ayres, united Iu general
assembly, have sanctioned with the value and
force of law the following :
" Art. 1. The Executive Power is authorisea
to conclude the regulation of the debt of the Loll"
don loan on the following bases and conditions :-"d:

" 1. In order to meet the interests and amen''
sation fund upon the debt the Government will
guarantee in 1857 the sum of 36,000/. ; in 18501
48,0001. ; in 1859, 60,0001. ; and from 1860 arlu'
following 66,0001., nail the entire payment of the
capital.

" 2. For the amounts of interest due, and to
fall due, down to the end of 1858, the Governolel
will issue new bonds burin the following rates 1
interest :—From 1861 to 1865 inclusive 1 per Wi.
per annum ; from 1866 to 1870 2 per cent. per ger
num ; and from 1870 and follow.ing 3 per cent. pet
annum, assigning A per cent. per annum, or
200th.part of the entire amount as an amortisatio
fund.
•

" 3. The Government reserve the power of in;
, creasing the amortisation fund of these bonds 3s
whatsoever period after their issue with the all°3o
which the Jiegislature may authorise them to us
for this purpose.
" Att. 11. The necessary amounts to moot th:
obligations determined in the foregoing artieie ar
especially assigned to be deducted from the rolrell .1
of the public funds of the State, excepting such 4
,
may he the property of the municipalities ; au" ..-
case of any deficit it is to be supplied from the g"-
neral revenues of the State or from special resource"
to be created by the Legislature.
" Art. HI. Lot this be communicated to the
Executive rower.

RIESTRA•
4" BUMOS Ayres, Sept. 28, 18572 "

BILLIARLS -- AN INTERESTING GAME. —Oa Ffielfd
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ever,icg a most interesting game of billiards was poa c.
at the Sean Ilotrl Waltiankgreen, Fulham, betwe—o
Colonel Smith and Captain Bennett, " two hundred 5P'
Alter the cl n,est play, the g inie terminated in the defeat
of th., "little captain " by the colonel, who won 0 4-9;
l'!-.2e room was well attended, and the host, Mr. WAlltneo:
roads the most satkfactory arrangements for the acc-,,,
mailation of the visitors. After the match a large Pbar
assembled, and Ulu festivities were prolonged t..14'...
In all probablilk7
" wee short hour ayont the twat."
another match will be made.

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