The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

THE REVOLUTION ALMOST sUPPnEssED-aRNgRAL
IMPROVEMENT OF THE COUNTRY-N AvIG ALTON
OF THE OKIHOco-aoLD MINEs-THE ARKgrs.
The latest that we have received from vens zuels
10 that brought BY the brig Favorito which lett the
city Of Bolivar the oath Of August aud reached this
port the 10Th inst At the time the Favorts left
the revolution sth in exister but there appeared
10 be every prospect OF s being speedily suppressed
The Mouasas party likely to retain the government
of the country in their hands there little doubt
tut that at the eiecoa~hich to have taken place
in August-oss Tdeo Monsgas would b. elevated to the
presidency 1hs revolutionary movement having General
Paez nemnsly at its head, at 6rst very popular,
and there every prospect Of its ventual ,es but
change in the publc mind effected by the cunning
ofke party power Slavery had beeu b,shed through
out the republic some short time ago and the Mona
gas patty lsed reports TO be circulated tn Of the
ultimate desigus of General Paez to establish It.
1bs gaining credence had the erect Of withdraw
ing the lower classes Of the people from the movement
and the colored popuatiou which almost
doubly ou,numbeis the ~hites
BY this mems, and The aid Of forced loan, Mona
'c,s S, rase ~ ~ sry wv sen. @
raj minded classes Of the ty tho feeling ,inst
the present regime bitter The plants against
the Nor agas smiy that their has been
oppressive sno desotc that the OF the nation
have been proa gstey squsnfered oud that thsir sny
ohcs TO tie 10 enrich themselves at the evpsnse
the country In This. said they have succecaed
ievc-Dg their money III foreign securities while some
nj The debs OF tho gavert naea hase basn rapuoacd
II would appear that the avmy Of -he Insurgents had
rtcy suffered srvcrs aissstsss n 6sriDss, hs capital
yf,he cf that nsuc, the sgcnts were led to
believe that tttec unders anding with t7o govern
pebt that tn iattaf shouts fAtsrnizc with the
st ssst tha- their muskets should not be lcsden
with ball wheD they Hted But they were tesrity
cecevec; he officers c,m andiug tho troops caused
the g.ns TO he properly loaded aad the con
sequence That rnspy of the rebels ware shot
here he'd ta4n sk,snishirg and some consider bic
hghirR at san Cavlos snh Calabozo 10 the prvip Of
srssca and in vsierca 10 the arne province tho loss
of life bad been very gr and many Of the p,oners
who bad Il len into tho hands Of the troops
had teen massacrcd
Previous the sailing Of the Favorita. ca. Monsgas
not tha exptcant Preside nt--hnd arrived at Cudsd
Bolivar ut the bead Of 700 with whom he msrched
province Of Ba,c+lona for rhe purpose OF establishing
line of posta from Bar tn BARGE orn-a TO ncsr
tho cossso watch for and intercept supplies that
veIc exptc cd to arrive from the British West India
island Trinidad.
Notwithstanding the revolutionary disturbances in
Venezuela, tho country progressing fsvoraoly.
general imp In trade aod business percep
tibla The Orinoco Steam Navigation Company is in
prosperous condition; there two steam rs nov ply
Jog the The business Of the company Il In
Of Kentucky man OF great industry and energy. all
tho boats cersd, snd for tho most part manned,
by Americans.
The GOLD mines at ,ata we're yielding war Gold was
tho river but its source-the gold quartzhad
not be*n discovered.
In Ciudad Bolivar the market was unsettled Tho de-
nsand hides duh, ann prices were falling II was
expected that receipt of sdyices from the United
States they would fall 70 twelve cens In other respects
trade very much embarrassed and interrupted by
The revputiop and there little produce coming
down from the interior.