Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-15
From the National h.teMgemeer.


CoNcHfss PANAMA.-The following notice is
translated FROM the Caceta dc Coiotbt, the Govern
Inent paper at Bogo'a The interest about TO be taken
in that Assembly by Foreign Powers rs here more eX
plictly stated, than have any where else. 1t
probable that all the European Governments will
have agents at Panama, and is favorable 10 find
the Emperor of Brazil joining in the The fol-
lowing notice, il will be observed, is of date earlier
than what has been received and before the death of
excellent and deeply lamented countryn'an, Mr..
ASDERsoN. The Gucett SAYS:
''The Government is IN daily expectation OF receiving
intelligence of the opening of the Assembly. The
Penpotentiares Of Peru, Colombia, and the Republic
ofCentral America had already arrived in the sthmus,
and those of Nexico, who were preparing to set out
from Acapulco the 5; or goth OF April must have
arrived there about the beginning Of May.
''Besides the States that form the Grand American
Confederation other nations scut
that Assembly The United States of North Aneri-
Ca, was formerly stated, have appointed for this pur-
pose MIR. ANDERSON and Mr. SERGEANT. The Emperor
OF Brazil has also sent Minister, the ComeudaLor
BLANcARpI, who will speedily arrive i'll the ismus. In
addition 10 the Representatives of those nations, Who
wish take part i'll the discussions of the Conede-
rates III all that relates TO the various points left unset
tied by the aw of nations especially respecting the
relations between beg erents and neutrals, Commits
sioner of his Britannia Majesty has gone d Panama,
whose exclusive object viii be to assist with his
scls and to tat nothing be attempted, prcudical
to the interests of Great Britain. II is likewise known
that NJ VERvEER colonel of the staff IN thc service of
His Majesty the King OF the Netherlands, has come TO
Panama, although it not stated that lac is invested
with any oica! character ii very probable that some
commission has been entrusted 10 him similar that
given 10 Mr.. DAwKINs the British Commissioner"
The Congress it viii be rccolcced, had actuaIl, met
since this publication, and adjourned 10 healthy
position than Panama The following Translation OF me
official account of the opening of the Congress is given
by the Baltimore Gazette, as being taken from the {az
cite Extraordinary o: The 1shmus o; June g, 1926:
INSTALLATIONS OF THE GREAT AMERICAN
CONGRESS.
This day may be called by excellence the Day of a.
mcrica. Forever from day ,,aons TINS cont
nent will ENJOY to its full extent political freedom, and
individuals all the liberty consistent with social instiiu
uons. c!cse aud everlasting tic unites the four Re
pubics of Columbia, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru.
They offer each other mutual aid against foreign oppres-
sion, and all who wish usurp their dear bought rights
For the preservation Of perfect equality the Presidency
Of he Congress concerted by lot, aul ii decid
ed In The same way what order the members should
lent Pedro Gual, Colombian Minister of State and of
oreIgn Affairs intono arazahai penitencGrio of the
holy cathedral church OF Guatemala; ID. Manual I4o
reno de VdauTc President OF the Supreme Court of
Peru and decorated with the medal bestowed the
well deserving OF Their country D. Jose de Nichecna
BrigaGier General the armies OF Mexico; Pedro Brl-
cen Aendcz, Brjgadier GeneraI in the armies of Co
omba and OF he order oil ,heyatorsn of Venezuela
. and CundinarnaIca; Pedro Molina Plcnipotentiary in
Central America; -. Manual Parcz Iudela, Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Peru; and D. Jose Doninguez,
Judge in the Courts of Cuauaja;o;-tIese names will
be repeated " respect, those of the most iIiustr
defenders ofour freedom and Independence. Glory
be to the God of Justice, that in compensation for
labors and scrYiudc he has afforded the OF
firmly establishing our happiness!
REVOLT Of pAEZ.-The inlexbiiiy Of DoIIvAR.
maintaining the majesty 81 the laws been amply
frequently illustrated III this Gazette, thai will
equally nlexble in sustaining the Constitution ofhis
try we have never doubted The following which
make from his letter of cou5ratuatinn, addressed
the FIRST Constitutional Congress of the Republic of Coo
hia its insalla ton contains sentiments
mISinteTprcted. proves thing wanting,
the traitors of Valencia, have nothing expect
hishm"ted men vino have support the Constitu
ton OF die in its deirnce.- B0l. Ga-
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
Simon BOlirar, LiGcrat2r Preside7.t Of tie RpubEc &C.
sc. &c.
Most excellent Sir,-The libcating army of the South
presents through the General Congress- glorious
aureis which the fields
euachi, Bombona, Ronbamba, Pichinca, and Pasto.%-
On my CaH,fui 10 ny oaih 10 obty he Fundamental
i1r Of Ute RePnJc rCieruisH second Legis-
HAND AT THE HEAD OF TUE ARMY OF CoLo9TBIA,
before wW GHow the do,d Of be fram1d nron
qgch has presented 10 The IcOrM nGti0n composed of
Tcstseia a1d AW Gsandda. The Constitution Of Coionl-
VIOLATED WITH IMMUNITY LONG As
N MY VEINS, AND THE LIBERAToRs ARE UNDER MY
COMMAND.
Your Excellcncy be good enough 20 transmit to the
General Congress attachment to the
Constitution and to the Members o the LeeisIature
am with the highest consideration your ExcelIency 5
atcG'ivc obedcnt servant. BOLIVAR
Head Quarters IN TuIcdu, lst c. December 1G22-I2
AnI more recently in JUN, Ayacucho, and CaIlao.
We hope Commodore Porter viii not make us pay
the difference between The pay he receives as Com
nanier of The Naval Force of Mexico, and the 7tm
which VIC lave gratutousIy bestowed upon him. The
'COrrcspCndent' who furnished with the intelligence
relative 10 ho Commodore pay in that service informs
us that the amount which he is receive annually, by
way of salary, enormously stated 1T should have
been printed $1,000 instead Of = 1000. The other
items of intelligence correctly given. We beg
our brothers Of the crlt- who must SaPaotise with us