The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

WARRINGTON, vaGch II, 1850.
Frdes. opirss Message to the Neso GcMadian Congress,
aud Rpot q as Grsnadiaa Seyslnry Of FOREIGN Al.
tairs-7he amendments to the Unsd S1,es Treaty--Ge
zones, &c.
The following are extracts from the message of Pres
dent ospira, and from the report OF the Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs 10 the New Granada Congress reference
to the amendments 70 the United States treaty. They
hare been forwarded here advance meeting Of
Congress, and will probably be interesting TO your
EXTRACT FROM TIE
our friendly relations with the United States OF Anne
rioa being happily olished, the government at
Wa hngton sent legation under the charge Of distio
gushed Senator Of the Union, has through his
personal worth and benevolent disposition, uoyersal
sympathy and The Convention OF the 10th OF
September, 1857 amended by the New Granadian Con-
sress, was also amended BY the Senate OF the United
States but andng the prolongaton Of your
SONS, and my call for an extraordinary one, the amend
mehs old not reach this city In time TO be considered by
you. Such amendments will be immediately submitted
you, and request that preference in attention should
DO Civ en- them
EXTRACT IRON TIK REPORT or THE SECRETARY
II is very satisfactory that the government OF the
unaed States Of America, with the appreciation Of the
amendments proposed by the Congress OF New OR anad
IN less 10 the Convention OF the 10th Of September 1851
but other amendments were made TO articles and g.
AS may be seen, the object OF the has
been 10 extend the terms for tho admission OF claims
against the republic and for the exchange Of the raHca
tious.
The executive power thought II their duty 70 accept
such amendments and submit them to the deberation or
Congress, with special recommended on they do by
the annexed project impartial or arbitration
being called to decide these GLAZING justice and equity
require that the examination Of the which nave
been presented until the last date named should not be
refused ard be decided by the principles which are
to be the rule OF the Commissioners for previous ones
Is the term proposed Tor the reciprocal delivery or the
solemn INSTRUMENTS has already passed, the above
named project does IT,
1t was also for the Granadan government duty of re-
cprocity and esteem, TO make suitable return to the
Difference by the Of the United states
to the Congress Of New Granada.
II B TO be regretted TINT unavoidable circumstances
should have caused the above named amendments 10 be
too late tor the consideration Of the last Congress Tho
Cabinet at ashngton has made allowance for such
accidents and both countries hope with confidence that
the legislators Will remove this year the obstacle which
has prevented the friendly solution OF the questions pend
log between them; and this 10 the important
Congress OF the United States this difficulty is
disposed Of accept the discussion OF the hsca claims
which have been before them for some time past.
An unequlvocal proof OF the n. establishment Of
friendly relations between the two countries is the lega
ton sent to this city, cordially accepted by the
power, and conhted 10 q gentleman who has had the
ability 10 win for himself and for the country he repre-
sents well deserved and universal sympAthies