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 ford, '. substituting pills tor payments in spceie. 4 daring outrage having been committed in those seas by the q q; ;.::aAes al one el .sesehsanisnen ell- gagged n the pepper trade at Eort in Suinalra, and the piratical perpetrators belonging to tribes in sucn Il state ot society, that the usual course oi pro cecdlngs between civilized nations could not be pursued, l forthwith des- patched a frIgate with orders to re- quire immediate satisfaction for the iiI- jury, and indemnity t, the sufferers.

 Few Changes have taken place in our ccaHe sio:s istA iistA ..s.se ...se isiee iasai eefeadcas States of America since my last com municaiior. tt, ssoiig s;oiigrsss 'Ehe satihess- ton of Commercial Treaty wiln the U7iltcd Republics of Niicxico ilas ii,eef, for some time under deliberation in their Congress, but was sill undecided at the date of our last despatches. The unhappy civil eommotions thatiase pre- vsiiiefhi ssItlefe there, were undoubtedly the cause of the delay; but as the Govern-

 nent Is fow said to be tfaHquilized, # ( may hope ssea t< ts< Es..esisee the ratiilea- iion of the Treaty, and an arrangement for the demarcation of the boundaries between Us. In the mean time an i'm partant trade has been opened, with mu- tual benefit, from St. Louis in the State of Missouri, by caravans, to the interl- or provinces of Mexico. This com merce is protected in is progress thro' the Indian countries by the troops ofthe United States, which have been per mitted 10 escort the carayaDs, beyond our boundaries to the settled part of the Mexican territory.

 From Central America have re- ceiycd assurances Of the most friend- ly kind, and gratifying application fof our good offices to remove supposed indisposition towards that Government ia q neighboring State; this application was Immediately and successfully com piled with. They gave us also the pleasing intelligence that differences which had prevaiisd in their internal If. sis.sias had i...s seel. pe..cesss.s..y adjusted.

 Cur Treaty with flis Repcblic eontin- ues to be faithfully observed and prom ises great. and beneiciaI commerce betweeo the two countries: a commerce of the greatest importance, # the mag nisicent project of ! ship canal throue. the doninions of flat State, from tfle Atlantic 10 the Paeihet Ocean, now ia serious Contemplation, shall Dc eSecu- ted.

 Freat satisfaction in eommuni- cattag the success which has attended stAe exerfions of our Minister in Coloffa- bia, to procure very considerable re dueiioa in the duties on our flour in that Republic. Idemnity also, has beer stipulated for injuries received by our merchants from illegal seizures, and re. newed assurances are given that the Treaty between the two countries shall be faithfully observed.

 Chili and Peru seem to be still threa- tened with civil commotions until they shall be settled disorders may natural ly be apprehcnded, requiring the con Istant presence of a Naval force in the Pacific Ocean, to protect our fisheries and guard our commerce.

 The disturbances that took place in the Empire of Brazil, previously to, and immediately consequent upon, the publication of the late Emperor, neces. .sarily suspended any etfectual applica- tion for the redress of some past iaju- ,ies suffered by our citizens from that Government, while they have been the cause of others, in which all foreigners seem to have participated. Instrue- tions nave been given to our Minister thereto presstor indemnity due for loss es occasionea by these Irregularities: and to take care that our iellow-eitzens shall enjoy all the privileges stipulated in their favor, by the Treaty lately made between the two powers. ali

 !s;!:, :.. As :.eea intelligence that pre- vails between our Minister at Rio Ja- nciro and the Regency, gives us the best reason to expect.

 should have placed Buenos Ayres in the list of South American powers in respect to which nothing ot impor- tance affecting us was to be commnni- cated, but for occurrences which have lately taken place at the Falkland Is- lands, in which the name of that repnb- lie has been used to cover with show of authority, acts injurious to our com merce, and to the property and iibert, of our iellew-citizens. In the course of