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CHILE LOAN.
MESSRS. MULLETT, BROTHERS, and Co.
kg leave to inform the Holders of Chile Bonds, that
they have received an official communication, of which the fol-
lowing is a translation :
Legation of the Republic of Chile, London, May 1, 1923.
The Minister of State and Foreign Affairs of the Republic
4 Chile writes, under date of the 2d January last, to the
Minister Plenipotentiary, Don Ant. Jose de Yrisarri, the fol-
lowing;
" In consequence of the contract entered into by your Ex-
rearm with the House of Messrs. !Julien, Brothers, and Co.
in London, to raise a Loan of One Million Pounds Sterling for
ccount of this State, by virtue of the powers conferred on
sour Excellency, the Supreme Government, desirous to secure
•be investment of the principal in such a manner as to benefit
the nation. and at the same time to insure to the lenders the
punctual fulfilment of its obligations, has submitted to the most
Excellent Supreme House of Representatives (Corte de Re-
prestantes), all the official Letters, Bonds, &C. which you
have transmitted to this Government relative to the said Loan.
After a mature examination, the House paned an Act, which
I have the honour to transmit to your Excellency, in order that,
after haring taken cognizance of the contents, you will com-
municate the same officially to Messrs. Millen and Co. for the
purr:be of their honouring the drafts which will immediately
be issued on them; ir being clearly understood, that after the
sane are duly paid out of the Funds in their hands belonging
to this Government, they will be relieved from all responsi-
bi:ity. The present Resolution adopted by the !louse of Re-
present:Jives being only provisional, until the National Bank
al be e-rahlished, tile Directors of which will be charged
with managing everything connected with the Lunn, and its re-
demption, a' well as the payment of the interest, &c. I reserve
it to myself then to communicate to your Excellency all further
intructions which may be necessary."

—ln the absence of I)on Antonio Jose de Yriiarri, I have the
'boom to t;-Ansinit to you the above, as alio a copy of the Act
io which it refers, for your inforntation mid satisfaction. I re-
sew to you the sentiments of my most distinguished considera-
tion. (Signed) _ A. BELLO.

To 31essr.. llutlrtt, firo—thers,. and Co.

MINISTRY OF STATE AND FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
copy of the Act addres.ed by the Most Excellent the Supreme
House of Representatives to his Elceßemy the Supreme
Director of the State of Chile, on the 3:;41 December of the
year 1f23.
. . . . .

he House of Representatives, assembled in the Extraordi-
ray Sitting of the 2561 of this month, at eight o'clock at night,
Dok•tilte following official Communication of his Excellency the
Supreme Dilector into consideration :
" Santiago de chile, Dec. 21, 1822.

Most ExCellent I•Iouse of Representatives—The measures
Which the House has been pleased to point out in its Note of
the I9th instant, seam to me to be the most fit and adequate for
the good results which the Loan raised in London by the Mi-
ster Plenipotentiary Don Antoine) Jose de Yrisarri, by •irtue
tithe full powers which were conferred on him fur the purpose,
will prod:lce to the country. Anxious, however, to conduct
this tra:•zactio❑ with all the prudence, frankness, and rectitude
which may insure the success of operations on which depend, as
veil the prosperity of the State as the opinion which they are to
produce abroad, have ceded and do cede to the most Excel-
lent Supreme House of ii-presentatives, all the faculties which
in me re,ide, as head of the Executive Power ; in order that
the said House may, after the most mature consideration of the
subject, designate the Persons which it may deem the most fit
to &sect the National Bank, which is to. be established, arid
coy 215 n prescribe all the laws and regulatimp necessary to give
to that important Establishment all else condsteney, effect, and
p:lblic confidence, without which• the benefits which ought to
aierue to the Nation cannot be obtained.

“ The Supreme Director, Ste.
44 BERNARDO O'HIGGINS.”

Accordingly, and until the establishment of the Bank already
shared shall be carried into effect, it is ordered that the Funds
poduced by the Loin negotiated in London, and on the eve of
arriving, shall be deposited Li the Treasury of the Mint, at the
toe disposal of this House, and to authorise, as hereby is au-
thorized, the Superintendant, Don Jose Santiago Portales, the
Csmptroller, Don Anselmo de la Cruz, and the Treasurer, Don
&lustre Martinez de Ochagavia, for issuing Drafts against the
Ftrds of the said loran, which may be in the hands of the house
ri Messrs. Iluilett, Brothers, and Co. which Drafts arc to be
countersigned by NI r. Ilumprey Booster, as Agent for that house.
Ordered, That this liesclution be communicated to his Fax-
ellency the Supreme Director, to be printed, published, and
circulated. (Signed)
FRANCISCO RUIZ TAGLE.
JOAQuot
CA:,1:11R0 ALVARC.
FRANCISCO ANTONIO VALDIVIZSO Y VARGAS.
Jose SANTIAGO IIONTE.
JOSE TAL,EO mANcuEso, Secretary.
(A true copy).
DIA NC I I ILNO. ECU EVA RUA. FORT.) LIM
ARM:L.SIO DE LA CRC/.
SILVEsTitt MARTINEZ nL OCHAGAVIA.

A true eopy of that transmitted by his Excellency the Secrc-
tcy of State for Foreign Affairs of the State of Chilel_Don Joa -
gain de Echevarria, to his Excellency the Minister rlenipoten-
trty of the same State, to the Courts of Europe, 1)on Antonio
Iry de Yrisarri, which I certify for all necessary purposes.
(Signed) A NOII ES BELLO, Sec. of Legation.

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