The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25
TWO CENTS
Interesting from Veneyu,I.

We have received our files Of III Republican, from
Caracas to the Goth of June from which we translate
! the following items
Venezuela Ia quite agitsted by the preparations OF
different parties for the next presidential election
particulars Of which will be found In correspon-
dence. Jose Ruiz had been nominated on the 10th of
June by numerous meeting of liberals Of Caracas
candidate for the Chief Magisrscy Of the republic
FL Repu6leano thus speaks OF this decision =" We
congratulate the grand reunion Of liberals sof Cara
FOR judicous, just and proper election. 1t
would be great happiness to Venezuela, If man
liberal intelligent just esteemed energetic aud active
as Is JotG Ruiz should be elected President at this
moment, when reaction and dishonesty invade
country in every part"
III Repablicano reproduces the address of General
Paez to the Venezuelan people, from St Thomas ON
the 18th Of June this address has been already pub
ished in the HERALD and blames, IA energetic terms.
the conduct Of the expresident during the last two
years.
OUR VENEZUELAN coRREsPoypENcE.
LAGuAyRA, June 20, 1850.
The Presidential Election in p-enesueiasta,e of The
Cosnfry--Nzmes erMe Candidates for the Presidencp-
The Poisoning If General Paez-The Crops, &c, &c.
Disappointed again in my expectations of leaving
have the pleasure of Addressing you Since
my last, nothing OF peculiar interest has occurred,
everything seeming quiet aud tranquil awaiting the
aeveopenents Of the nominations and Presidential
election Whether the present quietude be that
grim repose Of the whirlwnd of the British poet
awaiting " It's evening prey cannot tell Many
the predictions which daily ana hourly given
birth to, in anxious Venezuela. revolution has
taken place during the last year. which has convused
the nation and shaken her TO the very centre; her
beuds Of anty abroad have been weakened her coma
dense at home gone, Another has been gone through
of 'ogarchyn and liberal" belong to the past,
and their charm is lost while the of civil'
and military have usurped their places. / do not
mean say that the obgarchsts have become Of the
civil party, and the liberals OF the military they are
OF distinct and different origin and owe their forma
tion presume to the belief that Jose Gregorio Mo.
the brother Of the President. would receive the
nomination for the Presidency. He being General
Of the army and thoGe opposed his brother think
ing there would be a military government formed in
the event Of his succeeding organized into
opposition party yceped cviln The party for the
present Monagas and course in favor OF his brother
Gregoro, took or rather are given the name OF mill
tary - Thus then, the world along Now, fearing
they would really have military government, Ore
goria Monseas who, by the by is man OF Immensely
hess talent than his brother the President has been
withdrawn from the contest and Guzman the present
President, substituted in his stead He
than Of Monag gas, senior. and psrdoned by him
when condemned to be- shot by OF the last acts Of
the former administration Guzman is a man OF un-
questionable tact ard talent I would rather,
however vouch extent Of the former, than the
depth Of the latter He has run from small beginnings
to the second and the prospect OF the first post in the
republic On the same side with him Is Joachim He
OF him know but little. Doctor Lanabria, who
died lately was the third promnen' ian, pcss;, NJ.
place for the nomination but as TO ms ultimate sue.
cess have some doubts on the cvil' side are found
the names Of Manuel Quintero man Of considerable
ability and older than the others stanislaus Rendon,
of Cunara Is the prominent loader OF this party.
lie IL unquestionaby the most distinguished Senator
In Congress and though young has both the capacity
and to fill well the chair Of the Presidency Ra-
ther difficult post should say Is that Of helmsnan
TO vessel that will not obey her tler and one, too
that In spite Of the skful guidance that endeayors to
direct her will still be the sport Of the wnds
and waves Of party policy, individual ambition, and
paltry demagogueism Well. there Is ia oil this mo
raj. and a striking example; might have called II
warning-to other and now happier republics-and
though the plural, the singular was intended I
will only say Ipdoeti discont Fl ament egiisse PERTH"
Many throughout the country imagine that Gen Psez,
who IL suffering much and has been long unw@ Is the
victim Of those removing applicants well known
I'm the days of the Borgas How this be of course,
know not; but In your last letter you ask for
mors. we'll $ news and 1 endeavoripg to give
with the English policy In regard 20 the
- Lev de Esrcra.n They viii have IL, and so call IT,
oppressive piece Of tyranncAl exacton only hope
government II called on, viii be as judiciously ex
acting.
The crops in the interior this season excel
lent There many sPeculstors gone fr.m Puerto
Cabo and other parts OF the coast to the INTERIOR
whore they purchasing coffee tor eight, nine. aud
ten cents which formerly sod for little over half
that price.
In hopes Of soon hearing from you, amagaio yours,
fE5rUS.