South America.
Letters have been received fronm Panamna, dated the 14th of September, but they communicate nothing of the progress of Bolivar subsequent to t;ie action with Cainte- rac's cavalry. Inteliigencc had arrived from Callao of a joint attack having been made on that fortress by the troops under General iMiller, and the blockading squadron under the command of Admiral Guise. Some ships had been captured in the harbour of Callao, though inder the protection of the batteries. It is supposed that Lima was opcn to the troops of General Miller. The NVewv York papers to thCe 2d inst., received yesterday by the Florida packet ship, contain reports of a second action having occurred betweeni Bolivar and Canterac, in wlich the latter wss defeated, and lost his life; but these ap- pear to deserve little credit. Letters from Carthagena of the 27th of September, also received yesterday, raention the arrival there of the official accounts of the battle of Junin, whiclh event ha(l been celebrated by public rejoicings; but they comimunicate no additional in- telligence. Bv the Ann, Nlordaunt, arrived at Liverpool from Buenos Ayrcs, whenice slie sailed on the 10th of Septeni- ber, advices of the 4th of July from Lima, and from' Val- paraiso oftthe Ist of Anigust, have been obtained. No news is communicated through this channel; but at Valparaiso, up to the date of the letters, tlherc were no tidings of the arrival of' the Asia and( her coInvoy in any port of the Pacific. It appears, thereforc, notwithstanding the arrival of so many letters yesterday from different parts of South America, that we have little additioit to our previous information. SOUTH AMERICA.