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Wn'Ch snsy % llqutoatoO anu apProVeu.
The same must be signed by the secre.
tary Of state and Of finance, or by the
person who shall be duly authorised, so
that these new bonds or debeutures
may be admitted as numerical amounts
in any new loan that may DO decreed;
and lastly, TO bame arbitrators, judges,
and smicable conciiiators, in the event
of any disagreement arising with the
creditors, either in the territory OF Co.
lombia. or in any coan.ry in Elr.pe.
ART. 5 The same executive authors
~ may agree upon the period for the
redemption (amortizacionl Of the sum
that shall have been liquidated; upon
the mortgages with which credit should
be preserved; and upon the method of
paying the interest until the conso!ida.
ton of the national debt, on which sub.
ject the Congress is now employed.
Finally, the executive is authorised
to remove all difficulties that may oc.
cur in the executive Of the present law.
House of Representatives in Bogota,
June 80, 1888.
Vice President of the Senate,
GERONIMO TORRES.
Palace of Government, Bogota. July
lS, lS23-l3.
Secretary of States Office. and of the
Treasury.
To Mr.. w. C. JONES'
His excsllency, the Vice President
Of the Republic having been put in pos-
session OF your representation Of the 9TH
inst, stating that some indirect commu-
nica,ions lead you to fear that the de-
termination adopted by Congress rela.
tive to the loan Of the 18th March,
1922, will not satisfy the parties inter-
ested in it: and having pointed out the
observations which occurred to you
thereon, l am commanded to state to
you. that the executive will arrange
this business to the satisfaction of the
lenders, and with honor to the Repub-
lie. God protect you &c. &c.
J. M. DE castillo.
We understand that q letter from
London, received by gentleman in
Baltimore mentions it was expected,
hat the houses Of BARINa GoLDsMlDT,
& Mr.. RUSH, the Am. Envoy, would be
the ARBITRAToRs ia settle all diiferen.
ces and demands connected with the
Loan, in consequence of which Colom-
bian bonds rose in the market.
By the ship Congress at N. York from
London. Portsmouth paper Of October
20 is received
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 90.--Tbe sloop of
war Sappho, captain Jones, arrive here
on Thurs day, in IL days from Gibraltar,
bringing Mr.. Bs,Iy Kings Messenger,
with dispatches from Sir VIM. A'Court.-
The dispatches relate to the surrender OF
Cadiz, and all the recent events in that
quarter. Sir Wm. intended to proceed
TO Seville, to resume bis functions al the
Court of Ferdinand. We understand he
has sent home the Proclamation of King
Ferdinand, issued at Csdiz on the 30,b
September, as a genuine document, and
to be relied on. He knew nothing whe o
the Ssppho sailed, Of the subsequent proc.
lamations, Ola directly opposite import.
On Monday the Hussar trgate, captain
Harris, returned to Plymouth, rnm Lisbon,
with Dispatches from the Ambassador. -
She lett the Tagus on the 4th inst The
following is an extract from a letter, re-
ceived by her:
'LIsBoN, Oct. 3-The ships which left
EngIan with sealed orders, have, as was
rightly conf ectured, anchored here. The
reasons tor eur Government assembling a
squadron in the lagus, must have been
from friendly attachment TO the good
old king of Portugal and his family, who,
from the violence ofpoli,ical parties may
again need such sucepur. The present
Government are greatly mortified at the
loss OF the Brazils. Gen. Madeira and
Commodore Perevin d. Compos were put
under arrest. soon after their arrival from
Bahia. 1t is alledged that the General
ought not 10 have evacuated the country.
The ships OF war here are-Revenge, 78,
Vice Admiral Sir II. b. Neale, G. e. B. J
Seringapatam, as, Capt. s. Warren, C. b;
Active As, Capt. A. King; Hussar, 46,
Capt Geo. Hariss, C.. B and the Naiad,
46, Capt. Hon. K, G. Spencer. King John
was invested about week since with the
splendid decorations OF the Order OF the
Garter, aud two or three days previously
with the French Holy Order. The French
conducted theirs in very bad taste, whilst
ours was accompanied with every appear
ance OF state and solemni:y, tbs caterer to
the dignity OF Kings, Sir George Nsyler,
could suggest. On the arrival Of the cor
tege 10 the Kings presence, neat and
very appropriate speech was made by our
Ambassador, Sir G. Thornton, tracing the
history Of the Order. and the connection
which King Johns ancestors had with its
early installation, the exalted characters
who have been invested With it; and the
honour he was about to confer, and to re-
ceive, by its acceptance. The whole went
of with understandable eclat. Ii the French
Government intended by their show to