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LATE News FRoM THE lsTHMGs. OF DARikS
AND PERr.-We are much indebted 20 Capt. Pur-
chase, late OF The schr. Saml. L. Southard, ho
came passenger in the schr. II. Lawrence from
Back River, Jamaica, for lhe following news
Capt. P left Panama on the l2lh July, arrived at
Chagres On the 18Th, and from thence sailed 10 ia
naica. and thence for this Per- on the goth alt. He
states that the French engineers sent from France
TO survey the Isthmus OF Daren, had completed
their survey, and were returning 10 France. They
left Chagrrs in the same vessel with Capt. P
Nothing could be learned OF what the result OF
heir operations: they were al Jamaica when Capt
P. sailed ilom there, waiting opportunity TO sail
ur France.


The English were forming Coal Depot Ell Pa
,ama, Tor u line of steamers, bat for whaI line The!
sept profound secret. In tie interior Gen. Cas-
elio was securing the couftry and conquerlng
everywhere; The revolution was however nearly al
an end and CASTILLO would 10 doubt soon be ac-
Hnowlrdged President.


Tomas Herrera the Ex-P-esident OF Panama, and
q great number OF others, connected with the lare
revolution against the Government, who were e1-
lied, AVE been pardoned and permission is granted
ior themto return. This occurred only day or Two
before Capt. 7. lett.