The New York herald., 1850-06-26
Highly Interesting from venex ueIa.

INTERMEDIATES FOR THE UsrrKD STATES.
We have received further informat and corres-
pondenoe fron CumAna Venesuela) and St. Thomss
relative TO General Pses aud his intended departure
for the United States We have before the
per styled EI Coreo de Oen.e of the 10th May last
published at Cumsna two days after the General left
and have further advices from oxr St. Thomas COR
respondent
The Correc publishes interesting description Of
the departure Of Paes from Cumana This paper
ststes that the General attended by an immonss
ooncourse Of people whs panied him. with cheers
and acclamations, In sort Of triumphal pro-
cssson, from tho door Of his prison to the steamer
which was to convey him to St Thomas. Tho spects-
ole exhibited Is described highly exciting and at
fectipg; the women and children crowded around
the South American hero and could be prevented
by the escort of officers from General Pass
Several printed farewell addresses were
the crowd. Two Of these published in FL Corres
and one contains these words addressed to Genera
Pses:-" In your exile, in your pilgrimage let the
grateful recollection Of tho tender pure love which
fellow ctisens feel for you and the cheering
idea that your ostracism will last only for as short
time the reign Of your gnoblo enemies you
Farewell, illustrious eitizon Farewell,
distinguished General until the God of justice, the
protector Of virtue and dispenser OF wisdom, may
dsin in his divine providence, that tho people OF Gu
mana shall again receive you In their arms, and press
We pubish the following extract from the letter Of
. 80 sr THOMAS juno l3 1850
General Paes arrived here the 2sth May last in
the eamer Libertador, from Cumana On the 30th
Captain VIM Symons, commander Of the British
steamer Midway, gave the General n splendid dinner
board Of the ste amer At which about forty invited
guests attended Captain Symons himself came ashore
aud escorted the General on board Of the steamer
On the 3lst, the General went again, on the in
vitation OF tho captain on board Of the Midway,
to witness the working OF her mschnery. On
the I'd June the General invited to- aud attended
elegant dinner given him at the residence Of Mr.
Bais distinguished merchant Of this place On the
4th. on the invtstion Of Captain oolley, comman-
der OF the English steamer Convoy, he attended
past, elegantly served up on board at o'clock p M
Captain WooI.y came also on shore and accompanied
the General to the steamer On the 5th the Govornor
OF this island Col Oxhom, gave the General dinner
ut the Government House. On tho 9Th he dined At
ron's and the 18th at the house Of Mr. Pcconi
of the first merchants Of this island.
All classes OF persons here both natives and foreign
vie with each other In paying attention and
spect to the distinguished champion aud exile.
The following 10 General Paess Farewell to vens-
su,la which contains many noble sentiments The
General sails from here the eth June ins for Js
maca where he viii take the Chagrcs steamer for New
York
bow to destiny, and leavs my native land. Ny
heart Is all my country's To ser have conseorated
served her with decision and hdelity. have been
faithful faithful n republican prime plea In the
concealed, L delight TO assert these sentiments
which have always guided my public life. When 1t 10
examined with an impartial eye, posterity will do me
justice should the present generation deny IL to mo-
to exert influence the destniss Of the
public but shall continue to feel lively interest
In its welfare Before its great interests my suerings
sink into inrignncance forget them and In vits my
fellow countrymen all honest citizens whatever may
have been. may se, their political opinions 20
lay aside their resentens before the august altar Of
country. The union Of all good may her.
IL all honest unite, they viii have sufficient power
TO rc.sablish the authority Of tho constitution to
store morality and justice to their vaneratsd seats
Let effort be made, guided by patriotism and intel
isence and the country viii secure for itself an exist,
afford security TO honor, life. and property.
may here be allowed, gratefully and especially to
savicurs Yes after God, who is before and above all
things owe my freedom my e1i-tence, to the people
Of Cumara Generous heroic people. render to yoa
the most sincere homage OF my profound gratitude;
you will be present In my memory; shall rejoice
Tnisbitsnts Of CnmaDa my heart is sincerely yours
From the land Of the immortal Washington, where
shall coon BE- shs constantly direct my prayers to
N'-''' ~ '"' "-''''''' ' - JOSH A. pAEz.
Saw Tnos.s, lsih June. 1860.
Cux.,., May q, 1850
Ery~IHon er Jofi .autsnis Par Er Pr.sdnf Of the Re-
,-BEe cf Yererr.ls and G,nersiin- CHEF Of "a. .frny
1sreeG ySs. his country for his ps,riotisn,
After beirg six months closely confined In the Castle
San Antonio at this city of Cumans, under the most
cruel restrictions, the cath Of May nxed for the
transportation Of this most usrious patriot, states
sscrineed himself In trying TO sustain the constitution
aud laws OF his country by suppressiug tyranny and
oppression where anarchy aud slood had superssded
good and stable government and Discreet sdmlnistrs
tioD Of the laws and justice.
The hour of I've O'Clock n1ed for leaving the
castle and the Inhabitants waited the appointed hour
With intense sDxiety and ON obssrvng the bsyonsts
gisening In the western as the troops descended
the bii the whole city was In motion; the streets In
ub,sh The uu,trioo. r,isop.r was 20 be eondurt.d
we're throDgsd TO overfov.
On entering the city the battalion formed 10 double
Gle the street and from thence In single hle
TO the each side Of the street In this hollow
space. nrst vas General Pser, bis lady and family
then followed about two hundred of the oet respect
able ladies and gentlemen " the city, without dstinc-
ton OF party this procession being protested from the
masses BY too lines of solders thus The procession
moved In funeral order, with slov and solemn step
through the city; aud 10 ths vharf distance Of half
mile, every one present apfoared deeply affected,
aud they seemed 60 fol the Importance OF tho ocss
sion they were about to part with . patrioto and
iustrious citizen, whom fev present had be-
fsre this vas his nrst visit TO CumanA prtoner
not have done more aud s fact they looked upon him
the father Of their country and thu, at least Eve
tri.tio chief The psItssns sf Msnsgas, mere cor
potsi's guard, remsised o. home biting their lips,
IN eonssquenee o. tbs rspso' sho-n 20 General Pse,
day for the ancient city q Cumsns TO have u In their
powtr 10 do an act justice to patriotic -orthto the
hero of many bloody bsttle-to the statesman who
RAISED veneruels TO Be ss high aud prosperous ss
Mousgss has made u low and drusded
On arriving at the wharf all that could get TO the
General 20 take leave Of him did sO and he pressed
them te his heart mark Of nj. grateful thanks for
the tindncfs bestowed towards him In his degraded
titustion- Degraded did cay honsgss has not the
power TO degrade General PAer In the eyes Of tho areas
majority 81 The citsens Of ysncsues He may torture
and hiii his BODY but his fame vil live In hstcry-
viii never die.
The moment Of his smbsrkstion nov arrived; the
barge 10 convey him board the steamer In wst
ing; the ofcer the order 0epsrs you must pro-
coed 10 the bostn IL nov God bless you, Gene
rsl," from abundred pretty ladies, which seemed TO
be expression OF the heart u We could judge from
the falling tears Thus the General vas obliged TO tess
himself from his sympsthizisg friends, aud stepped
into the boat When ~ sought TO obtsin last glimpse
of iim, and thousand hsndkerchieys we're waved la
the breeye.
In eve minutes th. General vas on the deck Of the
government steamer Libertsdor. Captain Todd bound
70 St Thomas, to convey this suished citizsn
prroper until no shall be landed at St. Thomss vhen
he csn hid defsno. TO his perseeutors The stesmcr
not getting away the sane night, party vent
hosrd and By means OF the merry dance the gloom of
the car wss IN measure dispeled, and the old Gen
ersl comparatively hsppy In hs new prison. parties
larry ss Captain Todd generously resigned his osbn TO
the General
General Pses Informed the writer tina. he should
proceed Immediately 10 the United states from 50.
1homss End where, doubt he will be received with