The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

Hnss~sssang fFs0 vsnssus
We hsvs received The following paper. pubsishsl
In Carshagens. New Grasada, dated the 2sta July,
1854, containing the latest news rscsved there from
yepesoe -
VENEZUELA AND IT'S ILLUSTRATORS CHAxPI0S. oHH.
ERAL JOSE A. PAEz.
BY the Dutch h00ner Cyrus, which cast an
cher yesterday afternoon la this pOrt fr0m Cdrsces
we have received letters giving Us the folio ring in
peltant news from our ally and fsvote sister, We
nexueia-
The important and extensive provinces Of Bar
quisimeto, variDss, Apure. Cumana. and Csrsboho,
had raised the standard Of truly republican CAV
eminent, refusing to Q knowledge tie obscure aud
tyrsnncal military rule Of those degenerate soldiers.
the Aonagss, prOclsimiag - Chief the dtstla-
guished and pure citizen. the Industrious GeNerain-
Chief Jose Antonio Pace, Who ia his unjust bsnisa
melt had FASTENED to answer the call Of his feoG-
At the head Of the iberating forces areadg organ.
Marine, Castslh, Briceno Febres. Cordsro Lara, and
ZGmora-gl0vi0us relics Of the great war Of inde.
pendeDoe, and ornaments Of the repablicaa amy.
general armed combination has been formed to
from the iron yoke Of . few men who have robelled
against the laws.
In consequence Of the numberisss outrages suf-
fered by foreign minister's against the law Of nations
asked for their passports and protested against saoh
violence.
In the province Of Coro, in the canton Of PAragu-
ana, there had taken place al engagement besweea
former consisting Of 800 men, commanded By tho
gallant Colonel Juan Garces, and the latter BY Colo
mel Juan Falcon, who, with 200 mon, Of the aAad-
ing force Of thu city Of Ccro, had attacked the Ter
Gsrces had petished on the field Of battle, covered
with glory, having imprudently engaged in unequal
combat, Garces himself ami his intrepid son having
periAbed.
Monsgss gives no quarter to the vanquishsd, and
cashiers thoee leaders who do not put to the sword
those who have surrendered.
The infamous mandarin, Nonagas, finds mo one .
assist him with single cent; on the contrary, 10
illustrious Paez enjoys an extensive credit, and
foreign powers 0ffer him abundant resouf 81.
The United States Of Americs have furnished
SUPP lies, ard three millions Of dallus; besidss
these resources he has In his favor toe great lever
Of public opinion which IL propitious to him from
one end to the other Of the Republic the pri0clple
Of legality win soon be estabiished In that beaat
In spite Of all obstacles the standard Of liberty
floats everywhere, ~ the people Of America, who
are beginning to understand their rights under TIE
the face Of few petty tyrants, Who, spriagng dom
their original insignifcance, have endeavored to
plant on this soil, wasered by 30 much i1ustrious
blood, their unbridled power while liberty, which
s incompatible with 50 license, raises its voice In
favor Of reform, order and pesco.
Liberty, that IDOL Of all Americans, Is again main
tanned In the land Of the immortal Bolivar, bv that
lance which conquered In Carab0bo and In Queseras
del Medic, by him who was called the lion Of Paya-
ra, by the uncoDquered captain who was the cOmpar
MON Of the hero Of South America; In word, BY
the immortal Paez, who was vanqutHnod then
only whom treason and vandalism sought
to erect throne in Venezuela. Paez, VINO,
after the death of the Libetator, was and =
the constant imitator of his virtues who after his
feIow-citizeDs proclaimed him the Timoleon and
the Marcus Auelius, the Titus and the Warrington
Of his country comforting on him the title Of illus-
tfious Citizen" received as recompense for such
distinguished merits, ingratitude and banishment;
for thus do false republicans repay their best ser
wants, as Themistocles said TO hs sou in tho Peus
Great men must endure such misfortunes, for they
are ever the victims Of ambition and OF vanity.
Cesar was murdered by one Of his greatest favor
ties; Cicero suffered te rible banishment; Naoo-
leon was abaDd in the midst Of the greatest
dangers by his best generals Bolivar. the bsrator
Of the American continent, the father and founder
of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, was vlf1ed and
traducsd by those very persons who were freed BY
him-by those who, two months before the memo
rable battles of Boy AGA and Carabobo, dared hot to
stand before the ninio0s Of Ferdinand VII II cam
not then be wondered at that General Paez should
also have become the victim Of i0gratitude. rat
virtue which IL Only found in great souls has fed
afiigbted from among ns; but Pses is great. aud
his ger erous and elevated soul will forget the UNI
d, served offences Of his counmymen, and ne will be
again in Venezuela the tutelaiy angel, who viii
save and place that republic again on level with
other civilized nations Of the earth.
We have also received our files Of the Diario de
Arisos from Caracas to the ed Of July. Accord
much progress, but being government paper, its
statements should be received with caution. The
following circular has been issued =
TARY OF STATE FOB THE INTERIOR.
CARACAS, 10th July, 1854.
6R. G0vzRN0R or THH PRovfHcB-
PersevertDg enemies Of our country, with the
wicked design Of overturniDg tho free institutions
bequeAthed 90 us, and planting anarchy in the Re-
the government in the canton Paraguana OF the pro-
vince Of Coro, and in the canton valencia of Cara
bobo-risng In the former place Gao ,ording to on
cai advtces received by the executive) to tho num-
while in the latter, several parties Of armed men
were recognized by the garrison Of Valencia In
the act Of entering into the city. Toe execa-
tive has also been informed, BY the Venezuelan
vile had sailed thence with two hundred ana
fifty guns and other muniments Of war. vhich
IN all probability are intended for this country for
the use Of these who have risen In hostility against
Your excellency Is aware that the country Il part
~ In state Of revolt, caused some months previous
BY the unmeasured ambition Of cer.ain wicked
Venezue!ans, who are opposed TO peace and the
beneficial sway Of its Institutions; bat the govern
ment y satisfied that this revolution win b put
down, Ike those Of '48 and 40, with the greatest
enthueiasm; and, whatever fts nature may BE-. Il
VIII sink Into inagnifcaDce before the energy Of
the government and the patiotism Of the veaexus-
Ian LeopIe.
The executive power has taken measures neces.
sary to give every assistance TO those provinces IN
which the revolution has broken out. Thev viII h
supplied with . sufficient force to establish ADD
firmly maintain public order. Your excelIency
will, therefore, - soon a. possible. to plaoo
your territory In state Of Defence ana
be ready to combat the attacks Of thOse
who have conspired against the psbds
peace Issuing at the ssme time such DEGREES ss you
may deem advisable to prevent the introducson Of
muDimeDts Of war Into your Province. II tho
excellency win Communicate With the proper mn