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al Panama is required under the provisions of the Treaty reeelve the bags unopened; and, after de- iverinR 10 he past office all the correspondence ex- cept letters 10 himlelf directed 10 Psnams oher points of the Granadian Territory. (which corres- pondence is he subject the usual rates opast- age establishad in New Granada, he is retain the remainder and forward il ts it's destination soon an opportunity occurs. Letters received by the American vessels of war not inten led to ihe Ishmus, but be delivered the Atlantic coast of New Granada, are to be subject 10 the New Grana- dian rates of postage. h is made obligatory on the vessels of war of the United States to carry free of charge, all the official private letters and newspapers which may be delivered to them from one port New Granada 10 anoiher at which they may touch Official and private letters and news papers also to be conveyed between the Un'ed States and New Granada free of charge, In Ameri- can vessels ofwar.

 lf the Government of the U. States should think fit at any time hereafter to employ steamers, as packets, between New Granada and the United States the coals winch may be brouQh, for t"e use of such vessels will enjoy, in he Granadian ports, the exemption, to introduction and deposie which may have been granted in said port to the coas destined for the steamers of any other power

 This treaty is to remain in force for eight years, 10 be counted from the day which the exchange oi notifications vas made, e,-the 20th of December last -and for another term of four years uore until one of the two Governments shall give the other six months notice of it's wish that the shall termi- nate.