LATEST FROM CARTHAeENA.
By the schooner iamelia, Capt. Rob- ertson, we have received Carthagena papers to July 29th, inclusive.

 The Pamclia sailed or the 8th 4ag. at which time Gen. Bolivar was in Car thagena. Ansattempt Wassmade upon his life about the 29th July, which mis- carried, and the ringleaders had been arrested and imprisoned.

 The death Of Gen. Sucre is often mentioned in the papers, and almost uniformly iB terms of profound regret. An order had been issued by the Alla- isteref War, directing all the Generals, Chiefs and Officers of the army to wear efape eight days out of respect to his memory.

 \ proclamation of Gen. Flores, dat ed Quito, May 34st, declares the south of Colombia an Independent eoyef'.- ment. He of course is at tne head of t. ''llistory,8 he says, "will convey to. the remotest ages the truth of this seN- timent. The south was the last of the Colombian people to yield to the force of circumstances and the first in rear ing monuments to the glory of Bolivar, the father and fouaderof three nations" Guayaquil, Cuenea, San Francisco de Quito, and various other places, had celebrated Actas in favor of the separa- ration. The Departments intended to constitute the new government, are E. cuador, Guayaquil and Assnay. The government al Bogota, under date of 22d June, addressed a communication to Gen. Flores, in the hope of persuad- Ing him and the people ofthe South, to abandon project so ruinous to the best interest of the nation.

 St. Boussingault, first commandant of Colombian Engineers, and Mir. Goudot, naturalists, had ascended the Andes of Quindio, as far as the region of snow, i and the result of their observations was, that the peak Toluna was a volcano in full action.

 X new paper had been announced in Carthagena, called "Ei C1aFsagenero Ls5- eral."

 CARrHAcENA, July 29.-At no time has the spirit of faction been so widely developed as at present.

 July 22.-All is confusion in Colom- bia-every thing is portentous and sad the laurels of our victories are gradual 1 ly fading, and the name of Colombia seems about to be converted into title ofdegradation and disgrace. Where in it's vast territory do we sec virtue triumph over every crime? Alas! con- Verted into an il fernalabomination, O. lombia abandons her dearest interests the monuments which made her great and glorious are disappeafing--she puts on sackcloth, and groans in secret at the thought of her destiny.