Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-12-05
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but llitly change duriIE Aepirseut year No le-un-
on having yet taken pace between the States
which composed tle republic of Columbia, our
Charse ALdires AZ hqgotala been accredited 10
no diplomatic relations thIenezlleia and EQUATOR
except as they may be !ncqdcd IN these heretofore
iUfmed wllh ihe Coiuhban Republic. II ls under
at2os ihaI Representatives. HON tue three States
Weie about % assemble a Bogota, TO confer on the
subject of their mutual Il srt5s particularly that OF
tnelr unlon and II the sui should render II neces-
sary measures sill be "a t1i on our part To preserve
win each that friends alp ald those liberal CONNER
clal connec ions Nhich h0s been the constant de-
sire u the United States 10 cultivate with tleir SIS
tor hepulcs OF this heuasphrrc. Unt the mpor-
tant question of re-uniCn snal! De settled however,
the different matters whc have besn under discus
SION between the United States ard the republic Of
Columbia or eltherOi tn States which compose IL,
afg no. ilkoy 10 o. brought 10 satisfactory Issue.
"a Consequence OF the q Htrs oi the Chlrge d'Ahirs
appointed TO CeHtrl Amere1 the last session OF Goa.
rfs was prevented n proceeding on his mi
nhtIl tie moEi 0f October IL ~ hoped however, that
ne Is by this time al his poet and that the cRcnl nor.
course, uniruui'cy % lonf Interrupted, has been thus
renewed on the pnt Of the nations So amicabl, and
1dvlnIageously connected hy engagements founded on
the most enlarged principles at commercial reeIpucty
Il Is gmtG ms 10 STATE, that, since my lat annual
sessse some of the most u CLAIMS of our fellow
etzSns upon tit "ovetneht oi Bmzl have been salts
acoilIy adjusted, and eli8Bre II placed tie friend
" dispositions manifested bv II, that justice will also he
done IN Others, No oi tunplant have arisen;
aud The trade between the uyo countries ilou srs un
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visions OF the treaty.
II is cause OF rerot, lh1 owing, probably. to the
clVi dl5 sensons when haze occupied the attention
o. the Mexican GJVernm . T. the inc fixed bv the
treaty OF limits with The Uhited States for the meet
M oi tde Commlss.Jncr{ TO define the boundaries
between me two nations tuG been suffered 10 cXpr
without the appointment Gny Commissioners on
dlry remains ~ dOUbt by c'herparty il is difficult 10
give o It 10 those neasGtss which are necessary Ia
lne protection ana Guct ol our numerous czens re-
l9g near tlnt frontier. The subject il one Of great
sohcitude 20 the United States, aud vii, not E4l 10
receive my earnest attGnuoU.
The treaty concluded Witu Chill and approved by
The senate at It's a5t SESSION, was also ratified by the
Chlian Government, but f" ith certain a1dilo al and
explanatory ar lcies O nature 10 have required IL 10
be again submitted 10 tne Senate The time limited
for the exchange OF the Publications. however having
since expired the action of both Governments on the
treaty Will AGAIN become necessary.
The ncgot atoms cOn,ueuccd with the Argentine
Republic relative to the ua,ragcs committed on our
vessl, engaged in 10 isheli. al the Falkland Islands
by persons acting under the color Of authority as
well rs the Other matters in Conlroversy between the
Two Governments have been suspended bv The depar-
Ol the Charrs IA lars of the Un ed States from
Buenos Ayres. Ii Is unders oOd however thai II r,ln-
ster was subsequently appolated by that Government
IT, renew the Negotiation In The United States but
though daily expected, he has not yet arrived N tins
country.
With Peru no treaty has yc, been formed, and with
Bolivia no diI.omauc intercourse has We, bees cetsb-
~ w. w ~, ~, vp' ~ e"cpur &c ""S'
oeIo"" ,o ,. ~. ayoa, H. ,rh II ,h m,,e',
-t,,es of This co,tiusni stand ,ou,,ds eoch n,Lr
Idsem it proper 10 recommend to vour notice the
revision of our consular system. Tis has become
an I'M ortant branch OF the public service, nasmuch
aslIS intimately coAhccted "iIn me presrrvilon Ol
our our -, aoi9ro @ W,h M .lc nue. st OF
aud care of ,ur cornu,prce and viii The nro,,
ol our scamen, At tho close Of the last session 0!
| Congress communicable Q report from the >ecre-
| taiy Of State upon the sabject u which nov refer
aS cou'a'nllS lat'f,la,on Wnlch may be useful IN
49,? ~ i - ,H' ~ O''ress ,i.uy 'eC ~ - msutute
II rvs m ,rc9f eos,re ta c5norot,ll " @ ~
on the prosperous conduon of The .innncos Of the
country rs viii appear rom he report which the Sc
cretary 90 ihe LiaatJry Eill ~ due ume lay before
YOU. 'i' III u' Y'S tI''s-'y o'!lis ''le pre-
lI"rs i .,, ''s . fg ,,Mo Iill-
vy !, is h"I;nvoJ M, Sora y, -, VI"
IONS and inepUtc lnds willvitld o1ou. t5rao ~ i
| lions. TIE cEpenJ ures within he wear for ali oh
lects, lhcudpS - 572 i999 on account of the public
de6t Wal 'sst aoaat ~ Hsnty five 1lillioEs and Q
iarsebaElIce wa! remain IN tl' lreaSury after
A., : ~ ~; ,. ,, N"ie"'io ol' 'iit feN9'
The measures t5kon bv tho socro,srv or ,ho
Treasury will probablv cnabl, him IN nav off in
the courss of the nrcsent vanr tho roside ,r Tho
eycharIscd f,ur and a half mar rant s,ock 70
dcemablc on the first Of Jauusrv next. II has
lhcreCore been incIuded in th. a..t;m,,oJ ox,nn
dture of this wear. and forms nart or rho sum
above stated 10 have been p,id On accounr of iba
public d, bl The payment Of this Stock viii C ra.
duce the whole dcbt oftLe rni,nd 4,,tns G,ndod
and uninnded, to the sum of nj zoo O~o 0s And
as provision has alroady been nodr for the Cnnr
and half per cents above men,ioned. and cbaro.
ed in The expenses of tie ,r,sant yc,r tho sI,tn
last stated is all tha, now ren,;nsoc ,b. ,.t;,nai
debl and the revenue Of lbr canine vanr ~.
ge,her with the baIance nov, in ihn Tre,sury
wi, be sufficient ,o disch.,ro !, ,Gor ',!,
the current expenses of the Government. Unde1
the mower oiveo 10 tho Cn,nn';,sa''crs or ,ho
sinking Fund, il viii bayc nn JnHh, ~ VI nr ,"'
chased on favorable terms within the yoor f''
From this view of,bs s,,,s r. rho f ',nc,. nj
the public engagement, yrt ,o he G,jf'IsJ ~"u