COLOMBIA REPUBLIC.
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A letter dated Begota, the capital on
Colombia, July 9TH, states, that "a ball
was piyen by Colonel Todd on the 4th OIL
July, at which 1870 persons were present.
among whom were Gen. Santander, Vice.
President of the Republic. the Secretary


of the Treasury, Interior and War he-


partment, many members of both houses


of Congress. the Judiciary, and Cab'ldo OF
the capitol, the Intendants and the Com
|mandant General of the department OF
ICupdnamarca, and other officers and cltl-
zens of C Colombia, Mr.. C.J. Burckle, an en-
Iterprizing citizen of Philadelphia, and


many other foreigners. The occasion was


enlivened by the presence OF numerous


and select portion of the beauty OF the
city. The Vice President was seated at


the head of the supper table, on his right


and left the ladies of the secretaries OF the
Treasury and of the Interior. The ami
versary of an event so memorable IN Its
consequences, elected some excellent SEN
; |timents, particularly that of the secretary
> lof the Interior, which was very compll'
|mentary to the United States, besides one


very Aattering to MIR. Clay. All seemed
: to be highly gratified with the entertain
!. ment, which was purposely and happily
5 extended into the morning of the 5th. t.
}. celebrate also the Anniversary of the DE
: claration made on the 5th of July 1871
'eIby the first Congress of South America
1.-The supper was very sumptuously prepa
n. red, and the company regaled with tb
lie fruits and wines of every climate-th
s. music good and the spacious ball roof


brilliantly illuminated and decorated wit
!. the flags of the two republics united


the head of it; on the right with small Ell
IN cravings of the four Presidents of Il


ia, a,|United States on the left next to Il
1t. flags, Bolivar supported by Washngtt
IS and Jefferson; in the centre, the Declar
!, - tion of independence supported by Adam
90 and Clay; and on the right Of it. Santa
II der, supported by Monroe and Madison