The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01

PuErs CAsnlo, Oct 10, 1854.
TAs Late Fasluvs 10 Ov~fhrop s Nowagas 0essrAnemt-
Assembling Of ne ELECTORAL ODueees for ~ Election Of
a PresiieHs dc-Oxsros~ Committed o. ~ People BY
Gocerxsw<mt 0Geials-1As Markets.
We improve the opportunity offering 70 day, 70 write
you lines relating to this great country. Yeu have
already obtained information Of the ilsuecess that at
tended the late effort TO overthrow the Monagas GO
vsrnment place in power Of better antecedents
The bad management Of the movement the part o.
the leaders the AFFAIR brought things to premature
close In fact the absence Of properly combined plan
Of operations has been the chief Of the disasters
experienced by party deserving Of better fate The
government Of honagas very naturally took advantage
of the Of its opponents and succeeded in frus
trating an their designs in every quarter where pro
nunciamento occurred. At present the country Is per-
fecy quiet, yet cannot hops for heightened state
Of tranquility although the friends Of the Aonagas
pretend 70 say that the enemies the
will not again attempt 70 disturb the reign
Of that most "blessed" family.
The Electoral Colleges in the capitals OF the various
provinces assembled the LIST instant, for the purpose
of electng the next President aud portion Of the Sena
tors and esentaves We have accounts here OF the
result in three OF the most important Provinces which
give unanimous vote for General Jose TAeo Monagas
to the Presidency commencing jan 20 1855 50, unless
q revolution should that date, there Is
doubt Of his succeeding his brother the present Pres
dent, General Jose Gregoro Monagas. And these are
the Identical men who few years ago voctferated
and Complained so bitterly OF the influence exercised by
General aez his counrymen In 1S47 General Jose
Tadco Monagas elevated to the Presidency through
the exerons ofGen Paex and his friends under the i'm
preston that Monagas would the best interests Of
the country but had he acquired power than
he directed all his efforts 70 his benefit and that OF
his family.
Great outrages have been committed upon inoGensve
persons during the late disturbances, merely for the
purpose OF plumber and revenge II would require
II paper relate to you the enormous and horrible
abuses Of the creatures Of the government in various
parts of the country related by eyewnesses t. the
transactions Occurrences OF this description are not
permitted to appear in the public papers under pain OF
suffering personal outrage We have observed with the
utmost disgust and detetaon articles published in
the papers in the United States audng to the skies the
Monagas government You may rest assured that more
than one the writers Of such articles paid for
coming brisk the coffee crop approaches
Hides in considerable demand at 121sc. h. No
coffee of consequence in market. Indigo 1isrs. a srs
per H. for f. Cocoa at SIS $40 per fanega for France
and Spain.
PUERTO CApELo, Nov. 2, 1854.
Re Election Of Aonagas to the Presdeacyoo he Treats
his Enemies-Mdrkets dc.
Since my last letter nothing of much importance has
occurred with U.S. The election Of General Jose Tadeo
Monagas positively known by the returns sent in
from the various electoral in the country We
shall have this evening" after the departure Of the Paez
American vessel in port The President, learn TO-
day from Laguayra and Caraccas has given an induo
in favor Of those engaged in the recent evolutionary
movement, excepting only the principal chiefs thereof,
and the officers who active service and took part
against the government. These last will probably be
banished from the country.
Some small lots of the coffee crop have come into
market but the bulk will not arrive until January, Feb
ruary or March next. Coffee $11A $1lH. Hides are
again in great demand and selling at l3c, with the
at si1 S3s rails per H. for f. Cotton, 10xc lie
Cocoa scarce, at $191s per fansga of ITO lbs.