The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-23

and thus she got in and landed her cargo
Ihe steamer that went out on Saturday. To
look afer suspicious steamer, returned. af.
ter finding that the vessel that bad caused The
alarm was Spanish man ofwar.
The REVOLUTION IN VENEzuELA.-Al letter
from Laguayrn, dated May 25, furnishes the
following additional particulars of the outbreak
in Venezuela
Orituco, Chaguaramus. Ortiz, Pa,apara,
San Juan de los Morros, Villa de Cura, Vaen
clio, and La Victoria, have all declared against
the Government.
Captain Juan Llamosas, an intrepid lender,
they say, is advancing on Caracas, from Or
liz, with six hundred men. General Castelli,
is fully compromised and pledged to the cause
of the opposition. The General in Chief San.
tiago MaIinO, heads the prOnunciameato in La
Victoria. General Juslo Briceno is in Puerto
Cabello. The government finds il impossible
to get troops to oppose the movement. 1t is
said thata large majority ofthe opposition are
resolved on proclaiming for General Paez.
Political TRoUBLEs.-The following tele.
graphic dispatches relative to resolutions of.
fered by MIR. Burke in the recent Democratic
Convention in New Hampshire. will be read
with interest:
CONCORD, N. H., June 20.-Mr. Burke who
presented certain resolutions in the New Hamp
shire Democratic Convention. censuring Pres;-
dent Pierce tor his course in regard to appoint.
ments, has addressed letter to the Democrats
of this State in answer to the article which
appeared in the Patriot. Mr.. B. says in refer
ence to the committee reporting the resoiu.
tions that ne does not believe a single gentle
man composing it, wished or designed TO at
tack the administration.
He further remarks-"He did not, and pre
sumes others did not but candidly acknow.
ledge that | did wish to have the Democracy
ofNew Hampshire present clean and straight
forward record to the world to stand on the
National Platform as the third resolution as.
serts, 'unchanged'; and that if the true Democ
racy had been overlooked, and Free Solers,
Coalitionists, and Disunionists, had been taken
too much into favor, the Democracy of New
Hampshire were not responsible for it,"
Mr.. b. concludes by asserting that he shall
not war upon the Democratic party, principles.
usages, or candidates, but he shall upon the con
temptible little cabal at the capital, who, shell
tering under the shield of the Democratic party,
are willing TO hazard its unity TO success, and
CRAFTY personal dislike to one or more men,
bers OF the party.
CONCORD, N. H., June 2l.-The New Hamp.
shire Patriot of to day, Gen. Pierce's organ in
this State, contains an article occupying four
columns, of a bitter reply /, the resolutions
submitted by the Hon. Edmund Burke, Com
missioner OF Patents under Polk, in the recent
Democratic State Convention of New Hamp.
shire, condemning Gen. Pierce's appointments.
The Patriot charges that the statements are
malignant falsehoods and threats against the
and accuses him of CO wardice,
and as being bully, an assassin, &C., which
traits the Patriot thinks he exhibited when he
attacked the President through the committee
u the Democratic Convention, and that said
body correctly failed to sustain them. The
Patriot also says that Burke's cause is owing
to his failure to secure lucrative office.