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lanama-Ne have been favored with the
perusal of letter from an American gentle
m IN now in Panama, under date of the Goth
December, of which the following is an
extract.


u presume the congress which is about
assembling here, makes some little noise in
,he United States, and that it will do SO
Throughout the world, as the representatives
who nave already arrived, are all men of the
first talent and ability in their respective
countries. Those members who have ar
rived are Messrs. Pedro GSul and Pando for
Peru. Some private conferences have taken
place with regard to preliminary arrange
ments, but nothing of consequence can take
place until the members from the other hew
states arrive, WHICH will probably be not