The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24

rerous position their has brought them into;
their principal dioulty lays In the want Of and
under conhueme mt who express their firm determins-
ton to avail Themselves Of any favorable opportunity
to embrace the cause anew.
Ell RepubIicano and La Pof,iota-Monsgas' party
papers, published in Caracashave been lately attack
ing the United States and French charges dafsres
Caracas by vile articles, which clearly show what
his representation to the injury OF the "lnsttuto
TERRITORIAL" &C., and the latter the protection he
afforded to those Who fed to his house the fatal Gath
of January last.
The claims of the Of the Dutch schooner as
ther," which was detained, SO, by the blockading
squadron, amounts to fty-hve hundred guilders aud
will be promptly paid, although the government is
crippled for means, IS they fear its being made Eu
ropean affair
The country, which has been going along SO swim
mDgly, Is going hsadlong tn ruin, and nothing
it, restore order, but the of General
Paezs or the constitutional party Foreign houses
gradually winding up curtaiing their business, by
dismissiDg clerks they have longer any need Of
and no Importation are or can be made by them be-
yond provisions for their immediate use.
] am more firmly convinced that an attempt to re-
volutioniEe la Nuevs Ora nsdan will be made the
year goes by Adeu-l shall write you direct in few
days. NAMEERF.
In addition to the above, we have received a
copy Of decree of amnesty on certain conditions,
for paft political offences, issued by President
Monagas, to the Inhabitants of the provinces of
Maracaibo and Coro, from which we extract
Those inhabitants Of said prov noes Of Maracaibo
and Coro who wish to enjoy the benefits Of this Decree
Immediately to take the oath Of fidelity to the
stitution and legitimate government, before the
spectve governors ofthe provinces thesuthorties
designated by them, within ten days from the pubca
ton of this decree in each place. after the expiration
of which term oaths will be admitted. Those who
take the oath will at the time be required
liver up whatever they may possess that belong
to the state or give some satisfactory account Of them
The employees in any public office whatever, inclu-
ding military officers who have acted served under
the factous party by this act deprived of their po-
tiops even after they have given In their adherence
to the legal governments but they are to be allowed
have their investigated in order to afford sp
portunity Of proving their innocence.
The decree then goes to state what parties will
not be allowed to escape punishment at any rate
The lists from Coro show that ffty-two individuals
are to be banshed from the republic for eight years.
and eghtyeur are to be bsnished from the province
for ever.
Don Jose Celis, the Captain Of the governmon t
schooner Constitution. the same who went over to
Paexs side at the beginning Of the outbreak is to be
exiled for life from the republic Various others are
to be banished for different TERMS from four eight
years.
Unfortunately for the government party, on the
very day that they issued this decree Paez's party
captured or drove away their feet on the lake
Maracaibo, which fact somewhat detracts from
the weight which it was intended to have