New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Inter from Venezuela.

BY the Fayetteville, arrived at Baltimore from
Puerto Cabelo, we have received letters and pa
pers from Caracas to the eth October, and from
Puerto Cabello to the 18th. The country was
tranquil and the elections proceeding regularly
and quietly We find that the returns OF votes
from the electoral colleges in Caracas were:
For General Jose Gregoro Monagas. ...........3l
For Antonio l.. Guzman. ,.,.,.,,..,..,..,..
The General, as far the elections were known,
had considerable majority. There were still
eight Provinces to be heard from
During the last session of Congress another law
was passed regarding the Leg de ESpera, or Delay
Law, by which the Government was authorized to
tss bnd avdsea tie 6 dSR Of s
CQceta de Venezuela of the 22d September, we
find the following notice relative to this measure
CARACAS, September IT, 1850
FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Reso.ed That the major part OF the creditors VINO have
Uelltiened TO substitute tie Government In place of their
Debtors conOrmaby to tie Law Of the 18th OF May last
have presented eir Documents Of credit az required by
he decree day of July, and it is necessary he
Committee should have Them before them, for the report
they hive make the Executive Power, the parties
should be desired TO present the originals OF such
documents, or certified copies OF he WIN mo es pcs
slbe delay iy his ENcelency, LECuaa'
The reception given to General Paez, by the
municipal authorities and militia officers of New
York; appears to have surprised tne UOVeFbheht
OF Venezuela, for in the Gazette above stated we
find the following note from the Department OF
Foreign Affairs in Carecas:
In an Interview, which, tie is instant the Charger
d. Affairs tie United otHtf mad with the Minister OF FOR
elm AtFars he assured him that II the eXgencral PaeI
should violate the laws OF that country which prohbt inc
tnp out within It's territories XpeddOns against friend
y unlOns they would be strictly enforced against hlm a3
against any other person who should infringe hem and hs
further stated with regard his reception IN New YORK,
that the general Government OF tue said states had TAKEN
no whatsoever IN said act which appears TO nave Deen
thai of The authorities ard officers OF the militia
for which they responsible to it, nasIuch as me nrsl
are appointed by H. the second Subordinate 10
il not being in actual service
By private letter which we have seem 1T is
stated that the Government intends to publish an
historical narrative of all the events which have
occurred in Venezuela since the elections OF lS46'
together with all the official documents relating
thereto The Government says the letter. has
come to this determination, although rather late,
in consequence of the studied misrepresentation
and fabricated accounts which have been publish
ed in foreign countries, particularly in the United
States where erroneous impressions have been
engendered byparties interested inperyerting the
truth, and casting odium upon government whose
only fault is that OF having been able to maintain
itself against the maleyolent attacks OF faction
eager to destroy it.