Colombia.
Lefters fromn aogot4t, and CoM bianz Gazetles to the 25th ff April, wvere received yesterday. The forner bring a conwis6nation of the insiurrection of thb black troops in the Castle of Caiiao, but ad(I that it was consitlered an event uf tto importance, and that troops had been detached for gS9upression. The arrival of Mr. Henderson, the Bri- arsul, at Bogota on the 30th of March, is officially =SlOutnced in the Gazelte of the 11 th of April in the fol- bwinginanner:- BRITISH COMIMISSION. Mtr. Jarnes Henderson arrived in this capital on the 3i)th of last rnOath. and on the 6th instant wias nresented to hiA Excellepcy the T!ce-President, by the Secretary for Foreign Afiairs. We regret tanch thtnoui limiLq do not permit uB now to insert the fine and enqnent speech addressed by Air. Henderson to the Executive 02 this occasion, bnt which we will procure for publication eazftmer His Excellency, in reply, expressed the pleasure he t%t at seejng in the capital an ancient fTiend of Colombia, and Rs iish to draw closer the relations of the Republic with -BrtitLshEmpire. He said that after examining hiscredentials as OOsul-General whichi had been put into his hande, he would comn- iaUaicate any resolutions that might arise from it through the Se- axy for Foreign Affairs. The Commission of His Britannic Majesty is now completein the ompital. It is composed of Colorel Hamilton, Lientenant-Colonel Carrpbell. Dr. Janmes Henderson, and ilir. Cade, Secretary. Now dhat MSr. Henderson has become incorporated with the Bri- t sh Commision, we may he permitted to renew our hopes that the itbouva of its members, whose character inspires the greatest con- idence in *he Colombi.an (;overnment, may be crowned with the rsot barpy re suit and mnutual benefit both to the Republic and to tl.eBritsh ___i COLOMBIA.