The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13
From the Philadelphia Papers, Nov. ".

from the rmlaneiphia fapers, NOV. i<l
By the arrival of the bark Thomas Dallett, Capt.
Dill at this port, dates from Puerto Cabello were
received this m0rniDg up to Ocs 26th. T1e intell-
geDce is that the country was quiet, and President
Monsgas likely to rem ain in power, 30 far AZ f
mily connections were concerned, for the future.
The late President, General Jose Tadeo Mona gas
il already fixed upon the successor OF his brother
now in office, Don Jose Gregorio Monagas, and all
Of the agents Of the creatures Of the government
bave it is understood, received their instructions 70
secure at all hazards his election
The treasury is completely exhausted, and the
usual pilfering Of the public funds continues with
uupdiminithed vigor. Our Charge d'Afaires near
the government, the Hon. j. N. Steele, returned to
the United States by the bark Thomas Dsllett,
in consequence Of i'll health His conduct towards
his countrymeR Is spoken Of in the highest terms.
On the departure Of the Dallett there was no Anne
rican vessel IN port. The approaching coffee crop
promised TO be very abundant AS yet the article
was scarce, at IL cents per pound. Hides were in
great demand, at Ia Is cents per pound.-PhiLa.
de!phia Evening Bulletin, Nov. 10.
(Corres ponden 20 of the United States Gazette
CARACAS, Oct. Is, l853.-The sailing of the Anne
rican packet Thomas Dallett, direct for Philadel-
pha, affords to me opportunity Of ad iressing to
you few lines In my last you were Informed that
the revolution was at an end, since which time the
utmost tranquility has prevailed, and the future
prospect Of continued peace is good. Under its be-
ngn influence trade and commerce are reviving, and
every thing betOkens cheering return to heathful
prosperity. The import season has commenced, AMI
Gusyra aud Puerto Cabello, the duties on which will
tend materially to repenish the diminished Golfers Of
the national treasury which have of late been i'm
poverished by heavy drafts upon it to meet the ex
penses incident to the late outbreak.
The yellow fever and black vomit continue to deci-
mate the population of this and the neighboring
provinces. 1t is ten mouths since it first ap-
peared and its ravages have but little abated The
administration Of government affairs by Jose Grego-
Monagas meets the cordial approval of all parties
in the repubc those few who tor their dishon.
esty and gross violation of every sacred trust conded
to them have been dsgraced by removal, and others
more faithful and trusty appointed TO succeed them
1t Is those above alluded to- and their conederates
who fomented the late disturbances, and sought to
displace the faithful and honest executive who nov
presdes the destinies of the republics and the
miserable failure Of their attempt at revolution Is the
hest evidence that could be given that the people o.
Venezuela desired no change. Appearances indicate
that Jose Tadeo MoDagas the brother of the present
incumbent, will be elected, by unanimous acclama
ton, President of the Republic for the next term.
The Hon. j. Nevitte Steele. United States Charge
d'Afares, leaves here in few days for the United
States. His withdrawal from this capital is mucf
regretted by our citizens by whom he vas much es
teemed for his uniformly courteous and dignifed de
meanOr and for his prompt attention and efficiency
in the discharge of his diplo matte duties.
The rev crop OF coffee promises to be very goot
one, and considerably above the average of that 0
preceding years. AS yet, none of it has reached tn
point Of export but it is looked for from this tim
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