New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-19
PAEZ IND THE LATE INSCRRECTION
IN VENEZUELA.

r. we Editor Of The n Y TTibEae
SIR: Ia behalf Of uu'ry we have determined
TO publish al important official document Of which
We are in possession, respecting toe political con-
diion Of Venezuela. We feel sure tlslt its psbc.-
ton is By no means opposed - dip'omltic Usage,
since the subjec, which it OF public notorsty.
The document which we publish below is note
addressed by our Minister in Washington TO Mr.
Secretary Marcy, communicating TO bm the result of
the Instruction which broke out ia Yenezaela 10
July latt.
Mr. Azpuua does not express in this note the true
object be has in view he Bsuatng some facts, bat
no doubt he has left s deduction TO the reader. We
have percsiytd his object and it il one Of high i'm
poriarce for our couulIy. and perhaps Of no small
value 10 the Governments and individuals whose in
teIesis are in their capacity of creditors aud nn-r-
chants affected by the political condition of Vene-
zs6la.
Mr. Azpurna has proved by facts that Venezuela,
uBoeT it, bcIus administration, enjoys Government
firmly supported by public opinion and evidently ftr
from the possibility of bong ov.rhrown by it' enc.
nice whore peT-s verug hostility for years past
bss tbreaieDed The peace Of the Republic threat
which naintsiDt the tracer aud foreign creditor in
continual Of disrusi TO the great and direct in
jury Of various important interests, and produced as
a result the paraly cation Of bu-iness.
We should be cliDed 10 censure as harsh Mr.. Az
purBas language in some illusions made in his Roe,
IL
the f, N and sure march Of the Republic il Sas nsces
sary describe facs which cannot be described with
out giving them ibeiT proper nam@s. We mink, be-
sid, that there are many circumstances IN which such
oourse il unavoidable since tie-e certain imper-
alive Quite to be fulfed although thoy should ATTIC.
some psrticuIar INTEREST," and 10 OF honor all
per,oIal considerations must give way To The fulfill
nenl Of his duties. SoME NESEzuELANs.
Ma. York, Oct. ~ 1854
LEGATION OF HE REPUBLIC OF VESEzUELA,)
NEW. YORK, Cd Octo Der 1854. }
SIR: The undersigned has received orders from his
Cove rumt ut 10 communicate 10 his EGceloncy W. IL.
Marcy that the legitimate Government has tnumphed
in Il, zuela and that the Republic is again ia the
enjoy mtnt Of peace.
The undersgrsd believes that the Cabinet Of Ca
raccas is mistaken in the suppOsOn that the Cab
met o Washington ia not indifferent to the fate Of
country OF the New World which struggled to emanci-
pate ref from the condition Of a colony aud which
knows how TO face all obstacles opposed TO te eOnd
ton Of the republican system.
The Venezuelan from whom his couutrymen with
drew their cor hOence because his conduct, while "a
power, deserved such penalty, has suggested, and
by means OF articles, created fourth revolution ia
biz country abusing IN order 10 obtain this purpose
the asylum that tho UDed STATES % Literally grtots
both 10 the victns Of liberty aid those of ambition
The obstinate partir an- of this Nenez uellan Who
Ike himself, had already been pardohed, eombInei
with few weak individuals who are not waning on
all such occations, lifted up, the sth OF last JAY
the standard of rebellion, which was torn down the
27h of the month, by the forces Of the Govern.
pent, composed Of citizens armed at the moment OF
necessity.
SIX battles were fought in nineteen days, in all OF
which the troops Of the Government triunpbed
These ections weye equal ia their scale 10 those
fought during the struggle Of South American indie
peboence; but not like ;hom godeus, since glory is
not attained in a fratricdal war.
Once more the hand Of that venezuelan has shed
the Nenezuelsn blood upon bis native soil. Tn
bilious man has added another heavy responsibility
to the msny which already weigh upon him-,hst Of
exciting his oountrymen 10 sacrifice themselye when
be had neither the courage nor the power 10 share Ia
their dangers.
With the triumph Of the supporters OF the nsttu-
tiobs ceased all bloodshed and the Government be-
gan TO grant psrdons TO those who had the weakness
TO unsheathe their swords against their country and
also, for the fourth Tine to ihOse who unfcrti-
nate as 10 relapse The arms of The republic
once more deposited in the arsenas and not single
muSkei remains Ia use on account of the revolution
The Government is now devoted TO repairing the
ealamities produced by the revolution, aud TO en-
eouragiDg those measures which will contribute 10
The progress which the country il, notwthstsnd-
ing IT, max ing. Another OF the subjects which
pied The attention Of the Government Of Caracas at
the end Of last August the rene sal Of the treaty
of revg alton and commerce with the United States,
on The most favorable terms for both countries, in
view of the increase of mercantile intercourse during
tie last few years.
The I'd iersgned syss hiniself Of thi. opportunity
10 subscribe himself
Your very etedient servant, X. AZPCRSA
To His EIeslsrey ". L MARCY, Secretary VI State, W.sh