From the New-York ourr,al Of conmtree, March 9.

 LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.
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By the brig Athenian, Capt Chapman, W

 have received Bogota papers to Jan. 18th Carthagena to Jan. 23d, and letters to Feb

 ruary 1st.

 "CARTHAGENA, Feb. 1.-The south ha

 seeded from Flores, aud has proclaimed thu

 integrity of the Republic, on condition tha the Constitution of 1850 shall be observed.-

 Venezuela is on the verge of doing the same. | We have letters which leave no doubt on the

 subject. Gen. Urdaueta, as soon as he learn cd the death of Bolivar, there being ho longer any necessity for the laws to remain suspend ed, declared the extraordinary faculties [ef the government] revoked, and the Constitu- tion to be in full force"

 An exposition to the Executive, by the Council of Ministry, dated Jan l2th, recom- mends the calling of Convention, in accord ance with the decree of the Constituent Con gress, 5th May, 1880, and the sending of Commissioners to Venezuela and the South, with view to the re-union of the whole ccun- try. In the mean time they recommend that orders be immediately dispatched to the forces on the frontiers, directing them to keep themselves strictly on the defe-.:- -.- g7

 VII the following day, Jan. 18th, decree was issued by Gen. Urdaneta, the acting Pre- sident, calling Convention of Deputies from the Departments of Cundinamarca, Boyaca, Cauca, Antioquia, and Magdalcna, (and from any other Department of the Republic as formerly constituted, which may choose to unite in the object,) for the purpose of revi sing the Constitution, and adopting such meas ures as may be deemed expedent, for the fu ture regulation and government of the coun- try. Said Convention is to be held at Lciva an the 18th of June next.

 By another decree of Jan. 9th Gen. Ur- daneta resigns hs extraordinary powers, and declares the Constitution to be in full force.

 A decree ofthe government dated Jan. 10th, for the term of one month, on ac count of the death of Bolivar, all kinds of di version, public or private, in the Capitals of the Provinces.

 Ono of the papers contains treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation. be- tween the Republic of Colombia and the king of the Netherlands.

 The Department of Panama has passed an act, reunting itself to the Government of Bo- gota. The news of Bolivar's death was receiv- ed there with every demonstration of sorrow. The bells were rung for four hours, and can non fired at intervals of fifteen minutes.

 CARTHAGENA, Jan 23.-On the 17th inst. the funeral obsequies of his Excellency the Liberator were celebrated in the Holy Church with the greatest pomp and mag nihcence which circumstances would permit. to this solemnity, the church was adorned with tapestry and black festoons, and in its centre was placed magnificent ceno- taph, 46 feet high, composed of base 21 feet wide, pedestal feet high, with re- lief pilastres, and an obelisk adorned with military trophies.