Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

Sorlous anniversary iihty were celebrating,
and Informing him that at that moment,
a Preliminary Treaty had been signed between
the Spanish Commissioners, aud the State of
Buenos Ayres. This communication was re-
oeved with vaccinations of joy, and Mr.
Forbes was requested 10 express in reply to
the Minister, the sentiments of the meeting.-
The following toasts were then given by Mir
Forbes.
J. The Hon, Mir Rvadavia. minister of govern.
menf and of foreign relations-ihe champion ot mo-
raj nhuence--ihe enemy of prcjudceS--:he enlight-
ened and honest statesman 4: Patriotism his motive
anu gu'dc-his shield and reward, the app obaIion Of
pune anG elevated Conscience.
2 The Preliminary treaty between Buenos Avres
and ihs King of Spain, this day >igned-May il lead
to a dcfintive treaty equally honorable aud advam-
iageous to hoih partes-may il open new political
millennium IN "g'"ed Europe, by strengthening right
?nd icaperine power.
On the following day. the Minister sent Il
polite note To MIR. F. with several copies of
the Treaty, of " hich the following is trans
lation.
Preliminary Contention, agreed upon bet,oeen The
Gore, nment Of Busnos .9yreS and The Commission
erS Of His Catholic .ngjesy.
The Government of Buenos Ayres having recog.
nsed and caused TO be recognised, by virtue of Gre
dcnthls presented and legalized in due FORM Us
Commissioners of His Catholic Majestv Messeu,s
Antonio Luis Pereya, and Louis de IA Robla and
the Minister of Fore,gn Relations OF the State Of
Bnenos Ayres, having proposed TO those gentlemen
me formation oil u Convention preliminary O n
hniiive Treaty of Peace between His Catholic Ma
jesiy and the United Provinces, on the fundamental
principles established by the law of the 18th of June
oi the present year ; after mutual conferences aud
explanations OF what they considered conducive 10
the hest arrangement Of the relations between the
states before men toned, making of the faculties
with which they are invested and of the powers
ly winch they are authorised, they have adjusted
the sad preliminary convento in the terms EXPRESS
ed IA the following articles.
Ar. l. Alter sixty days TO be counted from the
ratification OF this convention by the government. o
whom II apperains, all hOstes by land aud sea be-
tween them and tie Spanish nation shall cpase
Z. consequently the General commanding the for
ces OF HIS Catholic Majesty in Peru, will keep the
POSITIONS he may occupy at The time he shall he IN
iored OF tins convention, saving the particular sti-
uarlons that by mutual convenience the adiuininp
governments may propose or accept for the prove
mont o The respective lines OI occupation during the
suspension OF hosiililics.
5. The relations OF Commerce, with the only OK
ception oil coniIabahd Articles Of war, shall be fully
'e-estabshed during the term of This suspe nson be-
tween these Provinces ard the Spanish Monarchy,
he provinces occupied IN Peru hy the arms of HIS
Catholic Majesty aud the states that ratiiy tins
treaty.
D. The relations of maritime commerce with the
Spanish Nation and the States thar raiify this CON
,enion, shalt he adjusted 10y special conventions to
be entered INTO Immediately after the present.
q Neither the auihuriiies that govern lin. uroyince
OF Peru ~ the of HIS Catholic Majesty nor the
atJoning States, shall impuse on the cummGrce of
enher greater contributions ihan those existing NJ
'hF Nnit OF we rtilflCiiiOn at ms
l. The suspension o ho>tilitIes shall continue for
the term of eighteen mouths.
o. Within the said term, The Government of The
state OF Buenus yr"s shall negotiate bv means of
I!enpoieniary al tie United Provinces of Rio de Ia
Plata and confVraiable the law of the 18Th of June
the celebration of - deiui,i,e treaty uf peace and
friendship between His Catholic Majesty and the
STATES of the American continent to winch said law
refers.
9. Ia the event OLA renewal of hostilities. these
Sh'i not take place, nor shall the relations of COM
'ne'ce cease until fOnr months after such ntermis-
TO- The Law existing in the Spanish Monarchy, rs
wen as ~ HE slate at Burnos Ayres, relative TO The
"nViolhnIIy ni properly, although that OF enemies
shall have i"ll effect IN the event mentioned in the
preceding article, in the territories nf The poverp
mems thar r"'iiy this treaty and reciprocaly
II, As soon rs TIE government of Buenos Avres
MAY be authorised 10y the representatives of the stale
To raiiiy this convention. IL Sii. neg ociate with The
government of Ch,ii, Peru, aud the other Provinces
oi the Rn de Ia Plata for their joining in the same
ana the commissioners of His Caiho,c Majesty shall
take a: the same Time all the means conducive 10 its
having the Pronpes aud fullcst eject on the mari of
ihr authorities oi Hi, Catholic Mai,srv
II. For the due effect and validity of This conven
lIon, The necessary number shall be sealed bv the
Commissioners of fIis Catholic Mlirsiy with their
seal and by The Government of Buenus Ayres with
The seal OF foreign r"iiiions.
Bas~os .45res, July An. 1928
Bernardno Rvadnvia
Antonio Luis Ptreyra,
Luis de Ia Robla
Prcisct IF a Lap
The G,vernmeni : authorised to ratify the nrelimi
nary Convention oi the i 1t of The present month be-
tween the Glvernmrnf oi BuenOs Ayres and Com
n''Ss'oner7 OF His Catholic Majesty it, and also
To negncaie The accession it OF the STATES md Go
'ernmen's mentioned in The i;h article Of said Con
NentOn. RIyAoAytA
Projec, dT Il La,o.
Whereas the which king IouiS IGiL IL nrenor
ing 10 make against the Spanish nation, is directly
and principally against the prrnrpIe recognised by
me Isl a'Iole OF the law of'he l0h Of March 1929,
the Government IS authorised in case the said aperes
son ne realised, 10 negotiate tha, after the celebra.
ton OF the dthnnive treaty Of peace and frendshin
with Has Catholic Majesty, the basis of .he law oil
me Iyh "l June, preliminary to which is the Conven-
non ol The 4'h OF July OF The present year, there be
voted between The American States recognised as IN
dependent III consequence Of the said deiniiiye ire,
~ for the support Of the independence of Spain un
der The representative stem, the sa me sum nj twep
~ millions of dollars, wrh for the destruction there
Of, tie Chambrrs of Paris, in the month of March
last, have voied to Ihru Government.
Bne"os tyres, IOh .Juiy 1922
RfyA1AvtA.
Another project OF law, proposes thu The army
III Peru. called the division Of The Andes shall br
consider ed as part Of The permanent army of the
Province.
Capt. Curtis, of the W'm. Bayard from
CarthaSena, via Tampico, informs, that few
days previous to his leaving the former place,
about 18th July,) proclamation of Gen
Santandrr, Vice President Of Colombia, was
inviting foreigners to settle among
hem, and Offering them any quantity of land
and the secure possession UfaIl their rights and
privileges, as citizens of that nation. The
Congress was in session at BogOta, and com
missioners were appointed on the subject off
Mr.. Yeas loan. Maracaibo, by the last ac-
counts, was still III possession of MOrales.-l
honiillo was i'll at Santa Martha, and was SUI
Derseded by General from BogOta.
The people have high respect for the |
Americans and our government. On the 4th |
VI JnlY. salntes vs. err fired from The hnffnrr rd