LATE FROM CARTHAGENA
NEW YORK, June 9.

 The packet ship fhtilellian, Capt. Chapman, arrived this morning, bring ing Carthagenian papers to the 30th of May, for which we are indebted to the pollteness of Mr. s. E. Burrows. Sev- erai officers of Bolivar have, as we un- derstand, arrived passengers in this yes sel.

 Bolivar, as appears by his message below, has announced his determine tlon to leave Colombia. On the 4th of May, the new constitution being aalopt- ed, Joaqua1s Mosquero was chosen Pres ident, and Domingo Caacedo Vice Pres ldent. The election was conducted ac- eording to the regulations of the new constitution, requiring two, thirds of the votes fer the successful candidate. JNos- qatera received this number on the third ballot.

 The new President being at Bogota, the tlie ice President, Caicedo, took the oaths, and entered upon the duties of President cd interim. A deputation was sent 10 Bolivar to inform him of the election and express the sentiments oi regard entertained for his character and actions by the Congress. In re- ply, he expressed his satisfaction with the result of the election and his pleas ure at finding himself again Tn private iife.-On 5thof May, the Vice presi- dent, the Archbishop of Bogota, and the Heads of Departments, with about 1900 citizens sent him an address full of ex- pressions of admiration and gratitude for his public services. The Liberator leff Bogota on the 9th May, and at the last dates was at Turbasco. It is said that he will embark for England in the frigate Shannon.

 .Nessage of his Erceilency the Li5erntor

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