Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-01
WARREN, SATURDAY MORNING, APKIL 1.
We have receiveI. by the polit.r

We have receive'i, by the politenes'
OF Mr.. Pierce, the documents accomPa!l
nyiug the Presidents Message, on the
subject of the Panama Mission. These
consist Of. first, form,l invitation on
the part oi the Government Of Colon
bis, through their Minister. Don. Jose
Maria Salazar, for the United States,
to unite with them. in calling Congress
ofthe American Powers, to be holden
at the Islhmns Of Panama. Informing
our government, that the authorities Of
Colombia, being aware ofthe Presidents
wish to be made acquainted with the
probable subjects Of discussion which
will come before this body, have direct.
ed him to say, that these subjects COP
Stitute two classes
!. Matters peculiarly and exclusive
1y concerning the belligerents.
3. Matters between the belligerents
and neutrals.
And concludes by declaring TINT the
voice ofthe United States will be heard
with the respect and Difference, which
her early labours in the work Of liber-
ty will merit. This is followed by sim.
liar invitations from the United States
Of Mexico, and from the Government OF
Central America. The replies Of our
Secretary Of State, come next. He in
forms them that he has laid the sub.
ject other invitation before the Presi-
dent, who has determined to send Com
missioners TO the aforementioned Con-
gress, should the Senate, then about
assembling, give their advice aud con-
sent.
No. 7. is an official letter from the
Secretary of state, to the Colombian
Minister, informing him, that the Pres.
ident of the United States, with an it,
tention of ending the Spanish American
war, had, 10 the name OF his govern
lnest, requested the Emperor Of Rus
sia TO use his influence ut the Court o
Madrid, to bring about peace betw cyl
Old Spain and her Colonies. That thi
appeal to his Imperial Majesty, had nc
been without good effect, and that ther'
was good reason to believe he was nov
using f;s endeavours to put an end t
the war. And that. to give further eft
fleet to this negotiation, the Presiden
requests the Colombian government, t.
suspend, for a reasonable time. the sail
ing of the expedition, which he under
stood to be fitting out at Carthagen'
against the islauds Of Cuba and Port
Rico.
No. 8, is the Colombian Minister'S +,
ply to the letter Of Mr.. Secretary Cla,
regarding the interference Of Russia,
which he states that he knows OF no e
pedition, of the character and destiu
ton mentioned by the Secretary, and
inclined to believe that whatever m;
have been said upon this subject.
founded upon vague rumour. Tn
the invasion Of these islands must
founded upon convenience aud oppo
tuniiy that bis government will ma
no such movement until they can I
ferually accomplish their object; tt
these islands will only be spared an
the different governments become &C
solidated by an alliance with each 9th
to give the greater force to the blow
These papers are followed by
treaties Of alliance between the Sol
American Republicks. together will
long correspondence between Mr.. c
Mr.. Everett, our Minister to Spain,
the Spanish Secretary ofState.
UWe perceive by the Pawtnc
Chronicle, that the inhabitants OF
village contemplate opening TurpI