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FROM NEw GRASApA.-Thc following from
New Granada was received by the America. ar
rived on Tuesday nigh, from Carthagena. Dates
arc received TO the olst ult.3The Herald thus
sums up the news:


The most important piece of intelligence b. this
arrival Is the re-ncorporatlon Of the provinces OF
Panama and Nerlgua with New Granada. Both
provinces have agreed 10 conform TO the constitl-
ton and laws Of the government o: the republic,
and the latter assumes the debts OF the former.
This was promulgated on the 3lst December.


The next in importance is the settlement of all
difficulties throughout the country.


On the 18th of December the rebel party took
possession OF the English brig Jane and killed scv
New Granada and II. B. NJ. ship Charvbdi, iln,ne-
diately went in pursuit. and the 18th captured
them after a brief battle Sixty OF the rebels were
killed. manv thrsw themselves overheard. twenty
three were wounded. two hundred made prisoDrr>,
and among these Jose Antonio Pada, who
shortly atterward died of the wounds received in
this desperate fight. On the patriot side there
were one killed and four wounded This action.
which was said bv Che . Eco dc Nei-a. 10 have
been q splendid affair. ended The blockade of Car
thngcna And the New Gunadians. overiowing
with gratitude, presented 10 Captain De Courcy.
OF the Charybdis. the brig Marceino. which was
captured during the action.


On land, Carrona and Reasco, traitors,
haze been forced to abandon the seige of Carthage
ma, md the entire republic appears now 10 be rid
of the trlbe OF bandti which have infested since
1916. But before these rebels left they set hre 10
houses, and spread devastation all around