The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05
Very Interesting Intelligence from Venezuela
The Progress OF the Civil War In tina
Republic

Very Interesting Intelligence from Venezuela
The Progress OF the Civil War In that
Republic.
We have received, by the arrival of the brig AL
malta, Captain Smith, at Boston, the following
highly interesting intelligence from Venezuela,
despatched to us by energetic correspondent at
Curacao. 1t contains intelligence from that coun-
try to the latest moment -
CURACAO, June Is, 1913.
Intelligence from Maraedibo-.4Gairs in Vene Tie
Ruin of a Fine Country, &c
regret the departure of the Almata, for your port
does not enable to give you all the particulars from
Moricabo of the execution thereof by the Paezistas
and its occupation by the government troops under
Marina; but from what ! learn from reliable
sources it appears that Serrano the Governor of Ma
racabo, who sent flag Of truce to General Monagas,
at Altaeraca, Immediately opposite Maracabo, in the
lagoon) and who demanded in terms of captuation
ndulto" for all against the Mt,
respect for all persons and property and the reen-
ton Of grades for those who had
vice failed, and received that would be
the us far concerned all but twenty persons to
whom he reserved the right of INJECTING the punish
ment of death exile for life any other that no might
deem proper General Monagas had, in the person of
Alexander Boyer. French consul and also in the per-
son OF the Spanish consul at Daracaibo the Of
tamperng with many in the town. which, however,
discovered and Boyer fearing the consequen noes left
with his family and came to Curacao The cearest
PROOF has been produced against the former he
to Caracas to clear himself before the French
charge d'afairs General Marine having found tho
three generally known passes Of the Rio Suico defend
ed by the troops from Maracaibo, received comuuni-
cation from the town informing him of fourth pas
hut little known and higher up, which he crossed
Gen raj Domingo Fernandes sent with 400 men to
oppose him; but finding that Marine had already
crossed, with the greater part of his troops retired
The town was evacuated upon their return Governor
Serrano, having sent all the and children of
those compromised, away, embarked and proceeded
with the troops to tho bar The squadron Of Monagas
fed-whther. IA yet, we know not-thus raising the
blockade; and those OF the socalled ogarchies came
out, and the last news have from them. they had
touched the 10th June ut Los Taques the coast
OF Psroguana, and Lexpect the next account we will
hear Of them will be that they have bee Joined by
HermiDgldo Garcia, with his two vessels laden with
arma. ammunition. &c. &C.. and will have made de-
scent the coast Of Cumsna The vessels are ten in
number-one corvette nd well armed schooners
the others being tenders. They have board about
500 effective troops, commanded by men who know
their all Ia at stake-men for whose vaor cannot for
moment doubt; and In my candid opinion, the Difficult
ties are but now just commencing and may look for
general rising in tho oriental provinces az soon as
they shall be supplied with ms.
Annexed Is a list Of the forces of government where
tatia and hp rhn,, x,.laJ.