The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

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Interesting News from venezueIs.
By the arrival Of the brig Julia Ann from Maracsi-
bo intelligence has been received from that portion Of
Venezuela up to the LIST ult. We have mot received
any newspapers the revolution, however, wss going on
with Increased activity.
neet Of SONS Fix schooners and bark ell armed
were left In Marasabo by the julia Ann. They were
under the command Of Commodore Jolly, and were to
proceed to Lasusyra and Prste Cabello in few days.
We annex translation Of a document, which shows
the relative strength the two parties now contendpr
In Venezuela From It Monagas, the President, does
not seem to be very strong
The first portion OF the original document ia list
OF the provicnss represented in Congress on the
that day for the transfer OF the sessions 10 Puerto Ca
bslo, and who would also have voted for the i'm
Of those representatives who were to the trans
fer, and who would also have opposed the
this lst appears that ~ out Of the Is PROVINCES
which formed the republic the 2S Of January were
represented in Congress that Of these 10 Provinces
that to say thre- fourts Of the territory In a
vor Of the sras portion that op-
posed to 1t that there 80 vote against IL and
that Of these H. at least of thu voters viz seniors
Toro and Sslss would have been in favor Of
tion that PROVINCES viz those Of Bsrq asmeo Cara
booo, Coro, and Margarita unanimously for the
anc accusation That Caracas with her Is
cusaon, and also Doctor Jose Maria Vsamond- who was
on his way, would have been almost unanimous for
ootn transfer and impeachment-thus only leaving
Senior Pomps, captain Of the troops aud aid ds.camn
dependent on Gsoeral MoDagas; that Bsrnas was dlv
ded two CT its representatives bsng one side and
two on tho other; that Cumana and iruio were sim.
larry sitused that frem tesids there were two repre-
one against IT. that although Barcelona Apure and Ma
raeabo eeemsd unanimously against the transfer it
must DO that one more deputy from Apure
was not present; and as his opinions have been well
known to be unfavorable 10 the of Mona
gas even before ls4 1t 10 very Certain that ganst his
administration ofls4s he MD be still hostile and
gould doubtless for the transfer and
and Senior salas from Maracaiho had been often heard
to declare that no would vote for 'he impeachment u
tho President in Caracas even and Of course he would
have voted the same In any other place Thus there
nonn'aoo .. and
naturalization OF General Monsgas II The Senate had
got to the Of transferring the debate and
also on to the impeachment or accusation would have
resulted in the that did In the HOUSE Of
Representatives; OF 81 senators present at
the cspto! ON the asa January, Is decidedy au-
ministerial and ministeria tho evening Of the GATH
two more arrived, who also anti
that tn, opinions the thinking and
ofthe Venssuelisn community reject tho administrstion
OF General Monsga. as incompatible in many resp.cts
with decorum justice and the progress of tbs epubic
Can there be more general fully Expressed or
more respectable opinion! Many incidents, which will
Do fully dstsied whea they be related with safety
will demonstrate that from tho remote portions Of
Vene.uela there nocked just and impartial men who
were determined to remoss General Monagas from his
post by bis bad he has ruined and even
brought aiscredit and ignoniny en- their country.
SPECIAL DEsfArCH TO rHs N r. HERALD
CuhACoA prl q, l5a6
Since my last communication Gusmsn has len this
place ior Venezuela Tbs conequeoo~s Of his return We
ginal ofthe unhappy civil war In Ver and
possessing great nfuence the the
tea bi'ess 20 Of that country, is fssrsa ne may
attempt 20 oosia spropnent appOintu from the vi
President now acting as President pro (Monsgas be-
ing at the head OF troops aud 10 OF failure raise
up Third party and create excitement the part
blacks against the white population should this latter
Dc the cas-, We may indeed fear for the worst The
Der OF those opposed to Monagas are snxously
for the vessels Of war from the United Stste hoping for
brought to close II is certainly 10 be hoped thai the
United States government will the policy of foster
ny a,nd ,ssn and the tn:
a. Affairs; Mr. Shields, in Whatever he may deem i
and for the United States In his firm and ens gec
lions az they b:esms necessary, that will not BE-
the embargo, and also to the oano.pg Of the order
Whereby al correspondence was violated by the govern
nen IN their harsh and arbitrary measures.
The last news from Csro, gives us an account Of
having been rsaken by the troops
rsSO nom Coro Of P.nsnro with 1900 ms.. ysii armed
and in good spirits 1t expected Q severe engage
msnt would ensue there this day On the ash ult iour
manned, and provsionsd for months sailed for Coro
with troops and arms for Psnango be eined
corvette and another schooner which would leave On
the 9Th inst and all to seek the feet Of Monagss
which, consisting Of brig and three having
on board in all about $50 men, laying on the stb
NJ at Porto Cabelio, with the intention (doubtful] Of
whom you NAV NO doubt rsnembsr vent ever to the
fssz party with the only vessel ofwsr Of governmenthe
Constitutsn in command Of the corvette and Aoists
the that he is ssss the pirae snd 20
come and take him. He declares be will blow mn his
vessel sooner than be taken on spv and on late
cruise called his men Al AM tod them his
hr, 10 90 sssore not left him hrt hssrtv ,hr.
ehesrs vere given HIM ~
OF Paes ana Monsoos "a havs m nos,t,vs usvs-hut
rumsrs In sSuudsnce pone of vhiob hov svsr can h.
relied on we ara nev 6ttsen aay. vthout td;rSs
from sither- fren vhch nrssn-s tbst ps.. a. srSss
vorps TO draw into rs;.. .,d thsn
attseS him
The future indssd n DARK and nrsopart nth rnps,
evil Tor the rspublic and unless mstters Are sooa
brought 10 CLOSE We NAV look to the soeues of gt Do