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News FROM NEW GRENADA.-The "lSemanario,"
Of Cathagena, Of September Is, received at this
Office announces in terms Of extravagant satisfac-
ton, the arrival in the port of Carhagena, of the
Spanish frigate "The Cortes" The said frigate,
it appears, under the command Of Don Joaquin Olalla
had been despatched by the Spanish government to
Venezuela, charged with the special commission of
conveying to the Venezuelan government the rati-
ication OF the treaty OF recognition entered into by
Spain with its ancient colony.


This arrival Is the first OF the kind occurring at
Canhagena since the establishment of the indspen-
dence of New Grenada, and was consequently hall
ed with great joy, being of itself, virtual recog
nltion OF the independence of this State. The Com
mander, Don Olalla, payed his respects Immediately
after his landing, to the Governor and other officers
OF the government, by waiting severay upon them,
and was received with the accustomed honors.-
splendid ball was given in the evening TO celebrate
the happy event oil the establishment of friendly re-
latIons between old Spain and her independent Off
spring. Ga the 18th OF the same month, the frigate
sailed Tor Havana.


The same paper is filled with the message of the
Governor OF Carthagena to the Chamber OF the Pro-
vince. The document is altogether local in Its con-
tents, and even surpasses in bulk similar documents
from some of the Governors OF our own States