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MORE TROUBLE IN COI.OMBIN.
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MORE TROUBLE IN COLOMBIA.


The brig Athenian arrived on Friday
evening from Carthagena, brings adyiccs
from 3ogota down to August, and letters
from Caithagcna to the 18th. The intern
al troubles of the Republic were increasing
again. A letter to the Editors Of the Ca
zette, states that Bolivar left Carthagena on
the 2Sth of July, on his way to Bogota, to
present himself to Congress, and take the
oath required by the Constltntion.-rheb bad
state of affairs 10 the South of the Republic,
brought on by the invasion OF Bustamcnti' S
division, and the decided appreciation his
conduct has received from the Vice Presi-
dent Santander, have made it necessary for
the President to detach a strong force under
the orders of Gen. Salon against it, which
| force has marched from this place. Anoth-
er strong division has marched from Vene-
| zuela, under the command of Gen. Pacz
and from Maracaibo, Gen. Urdaneta march
cs at the head of another division, which has
| already arrived at Ceuta, on his way to Bo'
gotta and the southern departments. The
public Indignation is now directed against
Santander, whom we have been taught
to believe almost the only genuine republic
an left--a man who stood forth fcsrlessly il
the breach between Bolivar and despotlsu
while Bolivar is lauded to the skies, San
tander is now charged with being the insti
gator of the rebellion of Bustamenti and hi
divon-vith having speculatcd upon thu
public funds, &c.


One letter says, that since the attempt a
the revolution, (whose direction has beel
attributed 10 Santander.) he has lost mucl
good opinion even amongst his most stead
fast partizans. 1t may be and that bis par
ty has been actually reduced to a few des
perate and despicablc we'll known charac


ters. Another letter states, that the tw
frigatcs built in this country are laid up, an