From tbe Baltimore American.
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OvERLAND CoRREsPoNDEEcE WITH THE PA- cIFIc.-The M dIsonan of Monday evening con- tans the Treaty concluded at Bogota on the 9th of March last between the United States and the Re- public of New Granada, by their respective agents, and since ratified by both parties. This itreaty cures the prompt and regular transportation of the correspondence of ihe United States across the 18th, mus oi Panama. The first article provides that whenever a sealed packet containing letters and newspapers destined to cross the isthnus is dever- ed to the Posmastnr at Chagres or at Porto beIlo, by American war vessels he shall it to be ior- warded to Panama for the consideration of thirty dollars for each trip, rrovite he weight of the bag does not exceed one hundred pounds. For eath succeeding hundred pounds twelve dollars more is 10 be paid him. The mailbag sent to Panama by the Consul or other agent of the United States is 10 be forwarded to the post ofcs of Chag ss or Porto. hello, under the same conditions stipulated in the first article.

 The COnsul or ether Agent Of the United States