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AN, THEIR LORD ON SLOW PAYMENr.- Lord George Bentick has addressed letter to the Spanish bond-holders in London, sta- ting that if Viscount Paimerslon fails or pro- crastinates in demanding and procuring re- dress for the British holders of Spanish bonds, he will again bring the matter before the House of Commons. His lorhship is in ia vor of summary process, and would distraia upon Cuba or Po,lo Rico, or, in other words, 'sahnex" them to the British posses. sions. He says:

 .Will the people of England be conient any longer to look quietly upon Cuba and Porto Rico, producing in value upwards of ten millions sterling of produce annually, oa the one side--and on the unpaid debt of the forty six millions due by Spain to British subjects, on the other side-Cuba and Porto Rico, once so rich and so easy prize--and forbear longer 10 distrain upon ite goods ot their reaifhy, their taiihiesS heir mprinei- pied SpaniSh debtors 2''

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