New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
AGnira of IeneZnela.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARgASarrLLA. January &c.


BARRASsUrLLA, January &c, 1877.
The seizure Of Gen Floress vessels in London
will ease this nation Of the heavy expenses it
mourning by the new levy Of 5000 soldiers. Oar
President is d man OF GOOD intentions as respects
public welfare aud Of rather shining abilities but
he is wild. restless, vain, strongly impressed with
the omnipotence of Legislation and the art Of Gov
eminent he is in q continual ststa az .'rv....
element with the desire o! being on the stage OF
public life, ia conspicuous parts. and remedyIng
the evils Of this society they are many by pow
eslul measures originating solely with himself, and
for which he will get credit bat his ideas are
frequently visionary and traught with mischief
Deficient in moral courage, he always sancies him
self on the eve Of a crisis which extraordinary pre-
cautions only avert how contrary 10 his pre-
decsssor-Gen. Heran--a calm and steady man,
OF excellent business habits, competent knowledge
and capacity and of such perfect physical and moral
courage that be always saw danger whether
present or future in its proper proportions. and
consequently never unhinged the business OF the
country by unfounded tenors, or exhausted its
Treasury by useless expenses.
The extraordinary rise in the price Of Indian
Corn in England has not affected It's price here 80
cents on board the spectators fear it will not
keep, they are satisfied with small experimental
shipments.
! hope Mr. Bidsck will succeed in making a
Treaty during the next CongTe,s II will be Of some
interest 20 the few Americans here, but hardly any
10 the United States. The trade between this re.
giOn Of the globe and North America viii probably
never be OF Importance We produce barely
enough OF Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar for our own
consumption. Our Hides are few, and We have
plenty Of cheap Bresdstuiis. Meat aud ish, fresh
and sailed and so have YOU.
think wrote you on the l7th ult.nao. / now
send You the papers since that date they contain
little OF importance, except project Of law about
the cultivation and trade OF Tobacco 20 be presented
by The Executive 70 the next COasgess 10 obec: Is 20
gradually soolish The present ocolv without any
serious deiT.nent 10 the Treasury. Tobacco is now
cultivated IN certain districts only under the immec
inspection 9! Government % which IL mus. Re cold
liked rates and who Afer~srd retail it 20 the con-
sumers. This branch Of Revenue produces $4,000
per year serious item ~ budget u 50 2OU 90
Shoud tie expectation OF Tobacco uader the Free
Trade system amount 70 Sl5o00O0. the 0uues the
return goods would yield as much sad even if there
we're no outward duty the WAYS aud means would not
suffer, and the nation would gan hy the impulse given
70 Industry. Though not generally advoests Of the
doctrine thst staple 5e augmented without de.
cressns propoTonSly the others, yet In lhs case.
believe great deal OF Tobacco may &c raised without
ealing upon LABOR ssected other parsaio-the ze3e-
rA opinion being tns after producing such food the
country saords the population has much lssuTe on
hand This theory is exaggerated here particularly BY
tha foreigners but not prepared q deny It's truth
altogether. Yours truly, H.