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SOUTH AMERICA, VIA HAyANA-By papers re. have come from South America. The following we extract from the Bee

 NEW GRENADA-The insurrections in the south part of the republic still continue and have occa- stoned much consternation among tile inhabitants The commander in chief of the third d, lsion informs the secretary of that the infamous robbers in the vicinity of Popayan, have committed the most atro- cious depredatons the persons and property fhe people, and though they have been routed and driven beyond the Paramo, the desoaton and destruction they have caused are almost irleparabe. The peo. pie of Papayan were in complete despair, and under apprehensons of fresh revolts.

 The governor of the province of Neiya states the secretary of that the farms and dwellings of the friends of order have been destroyed and laid waste by the rebels under Sanchez they have despoled the churches and robbed them of every article of value and have compelled the inhabitants furnish to theil lawess troops the of hundred thousand dol lars.

 CARACAS, June 20-The bank of Caraccas has begun to discount to the great relief and benefit o the commercial men and citizens generally. The na- tona bank, recently established, will not be opened until September or October.

 In Havana, business was very dull. The yellow fever had almost entirely abated. The few cases which were occurring were easily subdued by medi- cine. The papers publish Mexican law, allowing the British steam navigation company to import coal into Vera Cruz and Tampico for the of their ves- sels free of duty for the term of ten years; proyd ed that if coal mines shall in the mean time be dis covered in Mexico, the privilege shall thereafter cease.