The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

The Rsvva~a1sa In vsaesuela.
Our Adviees iron veoesUela, - stated n wedues
daJs HxRALD. extsad to Tie 2eth uiemo. We have
already givea tho latest intelligence connected with
the revolutionary movement, and now present an
other view OF tho question In tho following govern
meof proclamation. publisbe In tbs Bolesin O6cial
de Marucoibo Of the 10th Of July. 1t will be found
interesting ard worth perusings-
ROGUE RRB0LLEDO or THE LIBxR ArORs or ygxEzUB
La, COLONEL or rus ARMY AND CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNOR OF THE PkOvrNCE-rO IT'S INH ABB.
TANfs
Maracaibero--Tbe eternal enemies OF public
peace have circulated repO Is in Coro Barquisimsto
CsIabobo, and other provinces that Ma ,ac abo has
risen against the government. with the damnsble
design Of enticipg people TO assi.t them In their
predato'iai schemes. They have de,lared too, that
ether roviaoes have revoted. in orde to ALLEVIATE
nent that sostains them. Miserable wretohes! Tue
fatal CLOUD that has blinded them 80 long has also
hidden from their sight the TACT, that the brave
MaIacaibe'os are neither excited BY their PROPOSE
tioDs. or terrified by their tbreats.
Fellow Citizens! We know assuredly that the re
beiiion Of Coro was aided and abettrd BY the pr,-
scrbed Pace, Will by an expedition OF Yankees
lpasqis) and other foreign adventures; and this
being the case. You must glucose now whether you
will defend our nationality or prepare to receive the
infamous and ominous foreign yoke which IN I'M
natural Venezuelan seeks to establish IN order that
all may be sacrificed to his thirst for power and
gesnce.
Compstnotsl You can never be led into such an
errora dozen traitors, like Garces scattered over
the country, deserve but little notice they could
never mako up . constitutional government which
MaracaibeIos In order that our province should
IA only be an example but An element Of order In
the Whole republic it s necessary that you should
contiI ne, as heretofore, faithful aud 0bedient to
the legi innate authorities Leave for q few days
yout homes and families Enrol yourselves under your
officers for inc life renee will be Interpreted to your
p eiudicc. You are destined to secure th It peace
which now happily reigns among US, and to preserve
it intact. Your duty demand !, and your own later
es's require this Of you The gallant chief Of the
armies Of this Province Offers every guarantee that
you can wish. Hasten, then, to incorporate your
selves in his ranks.
NalacsbtTos LEND VI your co operation, aud be
Il OF then the enemies OF our cintry never can
succeed In their predatorial Plans for charged with
trust In tLe name OF that country and of the govern
ment which has conf ded 3, me the safety Of this
Province, they must pass over my body before |
viii permit the faintest t,aee of Conspiracy or dis
order TO exist here. l am determined to perform
my dirty first magistrate, oc upying, as do this
post Of honor and dignity, in conjunction with these
Of all who have .ndeavored to disturb them in tie
enjoy meDt Of peace and who spurn the privilege Of
having free institutions and paternal govern
ment. Peace exacts and demands now the sacrifice
Of life for peace alone insures or Ter and public
R0QUH REB0LLRDO.
Maracaibo, July l9, 1864.
The latest intelligence Of the revolutionary move
meDt Is contained in the following:--
OUR MARACAIBo CORRESPONDENCE.
MARAcAIBO, July %, 1854.
Prosrsss Of the observation-disclosures Reso!res Of the
Government Erecation Of Colonel Cares and
his Foliouyrs--Quiet at Maracai6o
Here in Venezuela the revolutionary movement
seems to lie extending.
The government has issued proclamations, In
which "Gut,9a a Ia muote," or war to the death
Is declared against all insurgents.
In the province OF Coro this threat has been car
ried out, as Colonel Garccs, who headed party
against government, WAS defeated by Gen. Falcon
on the 18th instant and he and his officers and men
put to the sword.
Tie provinces Of Barquisimeto, Merida and ira
illo are up against government, headed BY General
Rodriguez; in fact, the whole republic seems to be
in fsne.
Here We are quiet, though expecting to suffer
from all these movements, reed contributions,
ssi2nIes OF men, vessels, &c disturb everything.
You shall be kept advised by every opportunity.
joan G. Fal on, commanding the goyeroment
forces, Is marching 1t the head Of two thousand
nen upon Bsrquisimcto; that the snsurgent leai
els, Colonel Goneil and iyquierdo, have saved and
carried OF from Coro the greater part Of tue mus
kets and ammunition brought from the island o.
Cuyseoa Lesdes twenty Thousand dollars in specie,
and With these Icinforcemerts bad joined General
J. X. Rodriguez, the CHIEF Of the rev )lutonary
s res in Bar lnlsimeto; also that column cou.
asHded by tsrqucz actirg on the psit Of the gov.
eminent agsitst General Rodriguez, has lie e sed
a. with their leader gone over 10 the enemy.