New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
VENEZUELA.
Tie RehclH Defcatcd Il.

dial notic.s nave been communicable US that Gen
L. SiIga Commanding the army of the Venezuelan Re
public in the Province Of CarababO, has completely de
fesed the rebel faction in the Bom and Poo. The rebes
had TO Icy down st the discretion Of the brave 1t
Silva Over 500 men have surrendered and arrangements
have been made 10 send them Valencia where said ps
oners will be put al the disposition Of the Constitutional
Government
"Ibe few who have fed sndtbe agtators of Cumsnahe
focus OF this turbulent party vii be reduced by the
brave army and order, with laws again reestsblshed
throughout the Republic
The pueblo Of Guyana rejoicing with the nation and
the President for this happy has promised to sus
tain the President for the entire suelugaton OF the hostile
and ambitious faction"
We have the the fex opposiion chietans with
their assumed titles viz; Jose Mirsoal General; Jos6
Leon Romero, Colorel Felipe La'a Vasquez, do.
The Government Of the Republic as soon as received
the official notice accompanied WIKI the details Of the vic
Tory in the Pao and Ball. published the following noihcs
ton, which we have translated entire
"Tbe arms Of the q veTnment have trumphes. PrOvi
dence which watches the preservation of the Republic has
favored its offenders with splendid triumph IN the west
The Of June will be sn everlasting dsy-amsmoTabe
day The turbulent party in the Pa0 and Bam Is no more
Five hundred prisoners have fallen under consttu
power The brave Gen L. Silva has added saurel to
the many obtsined
"yenezuelans the war ia near end hope the PEG
pie will soon enjoy the blessings Of peace May the pres
ent be warning for the future May the ambitious learn
from such Iamtnable experience, that but the
or is here sovereign and he tyrsnt who attempts
10 overthrow the peoples power 10y destroying the lays
and substituting his foolish cspiices -
"wefurber add the timely dispositions taken by the Gov
eminent of Venezuela to pursue with energy the eoes in
the Province Of Camans and their associates oon5p
ing TO raise in arms the CantOns against the lawful consi
tutona Government with those traitors who have abused
The Governments confidence They being the most de-
ced and obstinate enemies by opposing Themselves to the
majority of the people, she be treated land rebels
and at sea as pirates and such punished according 10
the following
"pEcREE.
al Any ship having board the fsotious ofthe Province
Of Cumane and all the persons therein, will be considered
and punished as Pirates.
"2 such ships may therefore be pursued and captured
with all the goods therein by public or private coursng
ships belonging the nation, or any nation whatever
80 In case the prize shall be made by pablo foreign YES
se or by the Government shall not claim any
night to the prize for ali except the armament shall be
the property Of the cspurers
e" Nalives OF foreigners wiling IN consequence OF th
decree TO arm privatser vessels must solicit according
10 the ordinance for prvseers Ia ygor and passed
ed March, 1922
IS The Secretary of state for the Department OF the late
nor Justice and For ign Relations Is charged with the
t1ec utop Of the present decree.
Dated IN CAkAoAs, Sd June, 1888"