New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
VENEZUELA.

s.,-.etnS,nce Of The v. Y Ireone
/, GUsIRs, Wednesday, Aug. t., i-j4
IN. Goye,n nent has triumpbed once ore over
the ipsurrents and the public tranquility Is on me
point Of being cemented'
The revolutionary plot which seems to nave pee"
.,,cocted in The United States in the West indh-'
and espeeally In Curacao, has extended 10 aii 'ne
,,ov;ness. ard many individuals have been INDUCED
"a take part in II relying upon the offers made 70 tnem
NV o. General Paez and other eNieS' Inc ioi'nsF
,houyht that an expedition commanded oy fae1 IN
.oul,na,on with the efforts made o5 the refugees In
,r,,dsd and the insurrocton in the interior, would
produc. o complete triumph over tae es'a2As1cd
gg,Ds,rnoep, However, they have been sadly d's-
.n;,,S.l Their expectafiOns have not been realized
Paez has not been ableto organize such an exPedl-
fn nor hs. he shown the least disposition to run TIE
rsk Of sharing his adherent; ns,orIune.; oui even
snppoyipg that Pace should have been able to invade
,hs eountry with large armament there are valiant
chief such as Silva Castro, Falcon, Fras and Others
ready 20 overcome him.
pcorIe arc NOT wanting here who believe that paeZ
"a on H. way TO this country having at his disposition
two stesrners and three millions OF dOlars There
- dilemma In this rum0r either Paez can dispose OF
those resources and has not the necessary courage 10
carry them in person 30 Venezuela or ne mas no suca
yesonrces: and then his views confined 10 nvolv-
inc his couptr,men in seDseless revolution, which
viii bripg disgrace and ruin TO the country.
MANY Of the exiles residing in CuraGoa lasded IN
Zorro on account Of the revolutionary movement Of
Col Garces and be induced them % take p;-t ~ The
battle fouoht there which resulted in the death II
said Garces OF Capt. G0rces, bis son. and almest the
whole Of the exiles who came from C0racoa-Col DO,
Ipingo Hernandez, COmmandant Batista and Gonei
having escaped awe Many young neh ieu .a
exiIes to take part IN it, Gen. Falcon obtained two
victories in COro, destroying completely the coo-
spbacy. 1T. III. IL.
forces came by the way of Nrgua to Valencia, and in
Beiuua they met General Castro with troops OF tue
Government and after desperate and bloody hgnt
the insurgents surrendered a. discretion ..
Gen Laurencio Silva having started from the Cry
~ Valencia surrounded with his numerous friends
and foIoyers. met in San Carlos with very strong
lady Of insurgents headed by Gen Rodrig uez, an
on the 27th ult, after severe Datue tue arms OF ihe
GoverpJeeDt ob aimed triumph, having taken more
than 600 prisoners and many munitions Of war.
General Sva has once more glOriOusly defended
wb his sword the honor OF his country, and obtauei
once more by his efforts the brUi7nt triumph Ot the
LEGITIMATE Government over tho perpetual disturber-
M nubIc peace In Venezuela think proper in il
pIsce 10 copy paragraph that we notice 10 public
document IN regard 10 him:
"A combat Of one hosdsd minutes h1s es the
which due doubt 20 the skl Of silva THIS Old -9die
,repjty directed the combat animated the troops with
his presenoe Inspiring with enthusiasm the heart OF ever
there
II is expected that the small parties Of insurgents
which may be stnl armed against lhe Government VIII
DO Immediately subdued. We have no fresh news
from the eastern provinces but am quite sure that
The insurgents will have echo there and ~ case oi
an invasion the Government is strong enough to put
them down.
The elections took place quietly, and there is such
n general opinion IN favor Of Gen. Jose T. Monagas
Cor next President of the Republic, that think he
win be unanimously elected.
II is worthy 10 be remembered that notwithstanding
all the difficulties occasoned by the revolution the
Government has paid attention to the public necessi-
ties II has promoted the working of the gold mines
IN Yurnari the steam navigation from La Guaira 10
Ciudad Bolivar and the introduction Of agricultural
immierants
The Diplomatic Ministers maintain cordial under
standing with the Cabinet The American Minister
has entered into negotiations with the Secretary o.
State for renewing the treaty of commerce and navi
CATION with the United States.