Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

Ces from Luna. anu are Hf3Aiy - @h"N+
+, announce a very considerable i'm
provementin the price Of -four IN that
market Letter, which is dated the 18th
TINE, contains no political information
whatever, but says, there are here a
bout six thousand barrels Of flour ailoat
and the last sales were made at ten dol
lars. on board land it is expected to be
higher in a Jew days. Bal. GAG.
Congress Of Panama-The following
notice is translated from the Gacsta de
Colombia, the Government paper at Boz
gotta. Tire interest about to take in that
Assembly by Foreign Powers is here
more explicitly stated, than we have
seen It any where else. il seems prob
able that all the European Govern
mems will have agents at Panama, and
Il is favorable omen TO find the Fin.
peror Of Brazil joining in the measure.
The following notice, It will he obser-
we'd. IS Of a date earlier than what has
been received, and before the death.of
our excellent and deeply iamented
country man, Mr.. ANDERSON. The Ga
csfa says: Not Int.
"The Government Is in daily expec-
tation Of receiving intelligence Of the
assembly The plenipotenliaries OF
pcrt, Colombia, and the Republic of
Central America, had already arrived in
the Isthmus, aud those OF Mexico, who
we're preparing to set out from Acapul-
co, on the 18th or Goth Of April, must
have arrived there about The beginning Of
May.
Besides the states that form The
Grand American Confederation, other
nations have sent Pleuipa;eudaries to
that Assembly. The United States of
North America, as was formerly stated,
have appointed for tbs purpose Mr. An
bERsoN and Mr.. SERGEANT. The EN-
peror of Brazil has also seut Minister,
the Comendador BLANoARDr, who will
speedily arrive in the lsthmus. In adj
dilion To the Representatives 0! those
nations, who wish to take part in the
discussions of the Confederates, in all
that relates to the various points left I'M
settled by the law Of nations, especially
respecting the relation between beili-
gerents andheutrals, Commissioner of
his Britannia Elajesty has gone to Pan
anna, whose exclusive object will be to
assist with his counsels, ard 10 see that
nothing be attempted, prejudicial tofhe
interest OF Great Britain. 1t is likewise
known, that NJ. VERyEEE, colonel Of the
staff, in the service of His Majesty the
King OF the Netherlands, has come 10
Panama, and although it is not stated
that he Is invested with any official char
acter, It is very probable that some
commissioner has been entrusted to him
similar to that given TO Mr.. DAwKNs,
the British Commissioned"
The Compress, It viii be recoIected,
has actually met since this publication,
and adjourned TO a more healthy posi-
tion than Panama. The following trans
1a'ion of The official account Of the O.
pening Of the Congress IS given by the
Baltimore Gazette, as being taken from
the Gazette Extraordinary of the 18TH
mus, of June %. 1925.
INSTALLATION OF TIE GREAT AMER
IcAN CONGRESS-
This day may be called by excellence
the Day of America. Forever from to-
day the nations of this continent viii en-
JOY, to its fall extent political freedom,
and individuals all the liberty consistent
with social instituaons. A close and
everlasting lie unites the four Re-
pub!ics of Colombia, Guatemala, Meg
leo, and Peru. They offer each other
mutual aid against foreign oppression,
and all who wish 20 usurp their dear
bought rights. For the preservation Of
perfect equality, the Presidency of the
Congress was conferred by lot, end it
was decided in the same way in what
order the members should affix their
signatures. The names of the most ex-
cellent Pedro Gual, Colombian Minister
Of State, and of Foreign Affairs; Anto-
MO Larazabal, gsniteGcidrio of the holy
cathedral church of Guatemala; D. Man
ual Lorenzo de Nidaurre, President of
the Supreme Court Of Peru, and decor
Iated with the medal bestowed on the
well deserving Of their country; D.Jose
de Aichelena, Brigadier General in the
armies Of Mexico; Pedro Bricen-Men-
dez, Brigadier General in the armies of
Colombia, aud Of the order of LIBERIA
tors" OF Venezuela and Cundinamarca;
Pedro ao'ina, Plenipotentisry in Cen
,ral America; =. Manual Parez Zudeia,