Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-28
MExrCo-CoNGRgss AT PANAMA.


by the fast sailing schr Butcher,
captain Fitch, arrived last evening in
twenty four DAYS from Vera Cruz, we
have received flies of papers to the 24,h
of August we translate the following
articles respecting the Congress OF Pa
mama, by which it appears that 1TeG.
Ties of ALliance and Friendship have
been formed between loe respective
Republics, and that several members
of the Congress were on their way
home to render an account of their
proccedings--The Congress continues
its deliberations in Mexico: Bait. Gaz.
Gazette Extraordinary Of The Supreme
Gocanmsnt ofthe Merican ConfedsrG-
cy, Saturday, 19th OF august, 1926.
THE official document which we
are abou, to copy into our paper, by
orderof His ExcelleDcy the President,
informs us of the most glorious poliii
cal event that will adorn the annals of
those new American States who have
united themselves by indissoluble ties
in the far famed Congress of Panama,
to maintain their independence against
their cid oppressors We will not
longer keep from view single clause
of that precious document, nor substi
tate our own pompous notices to its
concise and simple tenor. We will
proceed immediately to apprize the in
habitants of the happy Anahuac, of the
honor that has fallen, in this great con
juncture, TO the lot of the Mexican
Republic. Blessed be the Providence
that has poured upon them this copous
stream OF beneftsl Immortal praise
and glory to those illusirious plenipo
Tertiary ministers to the Congress, who
have fulfilled with so much ability, zeal
and success, the most important object
of their mission! Honor and immor.
tai glory to the governments who have
displayed SO much discrimination in
the choice of their ambassadors
"Megicas legation al the Congress ofihe
Ne,U american States:
Most Excellent SIR: We arrived
here to day in the brig of war Constant.
from Panama, whence we sailed on
the 2lst ulto. and we have the pleas.
ure OF announcing to you, that on the
18th of the same month, we concluded
treaty of alliance and perpetual friend.
ship among the assembled Republics
We also formed certain conventional!
agreements, which we have reserved
for future consideration. All these
documents we shall have the honor of
presenting to you personally in few
days.
"To continue the discussion of these
subjects, the Congress adjourned to
meet again at The town of Tacnbaya,
aud one minister from each of the Re.
publics has proceeded to Mexico, while
the others returned to their respective
governments to give an account of our
proceedings. The Most Excellent
Don Antonio 'Laragabal, of Central
America, came 10 company with us
and will also Don Pedro Gual, minis
ter from Colombia, will leave here for
the capital in three days; proceed to
Mexico; Don Manuel Tudela, of Pc.
ru, with his Secretary of Legation and
the Secretary to the Legation of Cen
trail America, are expected to arrive
here In few days, for the same desti-
nation in the brig Tres.bermonos.
"We inform your ExceIlency of
these movements, that you nay provide
the Plenipotentiaries with such assist
ance as they may require, and afford
them all possible facilities IN the execu
ton of their duties, as becomes the
dignity of our Republic. And we pray
you to recommend this interesting sub
ject to the high consideration Of His
Excellency the President.
God preserve you for many yearsi
JOSE NJ ARIA MICHELENA
JosE DOMINIQUE, Secretary of State and of
Home and Foreign affairs.
Acapulco, August the 18th. 1896.
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lady referred to in the late English pa.