BaItimore. Septpmbpr 9.
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baltimore. September 9.
LATEST FROM COLOMBIh.-By the
schooner Antelope, arrived this morning, in sixteen
days from Laguira, we have received papers to the
10Th, and private advices the 18th August inclu
sve. The subjoined extract shows that he revo-
luton Of Paez is still progressing, and there is a
probability that the government will be compelled
TO adopt prematurey the Federatiyc system as die
tated by its partisans:


"LAGUIRA, 18th Aug, 1896


To the Editor Of the Baltimore Gazette.
SIR-Since ! last wrote you per Allsanna,
nothing new has transpired in this place. The
Colombian schooner Independents, arrived here
this morning in two days from Porto Cabello, with
the news of Maracaibo and Carthagena having
openly clared in favor of the Federative system,
as wished for by Paez: it is therefore supposed by
many that the government at Bogota will now see
the necessity OF adopting the measure.


Business except in bread stuffs and salt proy
sions, is extremely dull, and money scarce