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 It was to Americans, to those who had a right to claim the indemnity, 1t is to them that they announce, that there were voted claims to the extent of 92 millions to pay them with. It cannot be supposed that the Commissioners would increase the amount of the claims when the indemnity was not tc increase in the same proportion. Whom, then, are we to believe! We again ask 1 The Commissioners ~bo say to the Amer ican claimants ninety two millions are due to you, but there is but twenty-five millions to be divided amoug you, you will there- fore lose sixty-seven millions of your claims, or M. Rives, who cries out--'sI am very adroit, have obtained more than was owIng,'' Which of the the two has an interest in persuading themselves they rare rightl

 MADRID, April, 2.--The Columbian Generals Soublet and O'Leary arrived here yesterday, with powers to treat for an | acknowledgement of the Independence of the Republic, and have to day had an audi ence of the President of the Council. A curious publication, showing the number of victims that have been sacrificed by the In- quisition, has just appeared, and according to which 5,285 fell under Torquemada, 5l,167 under Cisneras, 34 1852 under Die go Perez. Those who suffered under the Inquisitors who preceded these three mon- sters, amounted to 3,41O,215. It is reck- oned that 31,912 have been burnt alive, 15,659 have suffered the punishment of the statue, and 29I, ,450 that of the penitenta- res. 500,O00 families have been destroy ed by the Inquisition, and 1t has cost Spain two millions of her children"

 4 nsaO State.-A German paper contains the information that some scattered tribes of Jews, who maintained 8 sort of Inde- pendence for long time, about the southern coast of Arabia, have been lately visited by Captain Owen--He discovered that an Israelite, of the name of Mahomet Ben Akel, has founded among them new sovereignty, and raised himself to the rank of Sultan of Morbut and Dschofar. By means of his wealth, he has purchased a thousand Nubians, whom he has formed into an army, and with this imposing force he has conquered the whole coast from Feutar to Ganew and Hadramond.