The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

Walker Of Washington, W. S. Tnayer Hon. G. T. rsI.
ton AND Hon. M. Stranshan.
ball the debut Of Horace eeley in quaorie Fres
love and aboltiouism have awakened youthful
fire In the Tribune philosopher and hts Terpschorean
feats formed the theme Of admiration Of the evening
Our Venezuelan Correspondence.
CARACAS Feb. :, 1885,
Tie GoIea-DiGctIty Of Asseablsag Congress-7heir Le
sislasN LaJors Smperiuous under the Aonagas Regime
Projected Establishment Of a National Banh-Ns B1sis
No Captal-Afpearasce Of Dutch Fleet at La Quay
"a to Enforce hsdcmn Gcatioa for the Destruction Of
Dstch Property at Coro, DC, dc.
Fifteen days have elapsed since the day fixed by the
stitu.ion for the meeting of Congress- and still su
cent number Of members to form quorum forth
coming 1t is oopjecursd that the cholera which il still
making dreadful ravages In the interior is ths Of
their appearance 1t would however, be fortunate
thing for the county if that patriotic intelligent indie
pendent and incorruptiols body shoull at all
Indeed their assistance in governing the county Is quite
superhuous General Monagss performs all the daty
and simply, ss Il matter Of form, gees their approval
lWiins the present session, should there bs any he
win intimate to them the necessity very slight aera-
ton Of the constitution, to enable him remain 10
tie Presidency ten years longer than the usual time
cur years. without doubt complete the work re-
genera ioD In which this country has made such rapid
strides since the elevation Monagss to the Presidency
ita but with the guarantee of government least
We shall have scarcity Of money This, roRetner with
the united efforts Of tho i'm nacuate personags
The management Of the government funds VIII ena-
De tsem 70 pay oil the few mih3 3ns OF national debt
Dutch fleet 10 now In La Guayra The Object of their
Of Dutch merchants whose houses sacked and per-
sons mareaed ast year by the populace Of the city Of
COro If the mmander Of the squsaron Will receive the
notes Of the bogus bank the affair viii speedily settled
without the Aid OF villAnous gunpowder.
The cholera has again made It's appearance in the city
In n tou
hours after the attack and the almost a al
Senior Muncs Sebar, exMinister Of War, s said to be
dying Of II.
CARAcus, Feb. 10, 1885,
Grand Entertainment al President MISUNDERSTANDING
Of Congress-Ilc Presidents M.ssage--ftderal Union
rih Nac Granada and Ecnador-7ne Presidential,
Term Of General Monegas to DC Prolonged fur Teelce
fiars--1Ae Spiritualists in Caracas DC
We have little OF interest to CON nunicae The year
has opened By gran eonrse by President Aonsgas, ia
honor Of his sob graduation Doctor. About eixty
vied gusets occupied the table in the sais Amoag them
the American Minister and LADY, An immense table
spread in the corridor for the public In general.
The entertainment cost $40 600. The Sonora Monsgas
handed to the Bishop 81 0o to be distributed among
poor. This pretty fair commencement OF the year.
The 20th the constitutional day for Congress TO
meet, but for want Of quorum they de t, 90
business before the 9Th of February, when the txo
CnHmDers elected ther PIesfueIt one month a
Pre- sideni being elected monthly during the session.
The Presidents message TO Congress- is very fir, lie
recommends federal union with Nex Granada and
Ecuador. New Granada proposed this measure
time since, and SHALL therefore, have Un Gran Rpub
tfCG CCleanbidrd OfTG
Iis however rumored and believed that the Congress
will break through the constu and constitute NJ,
nsgas Presto ent for twelve years. la Louis Nspoleon
with dctoa power to govern the country he peascs
better. To e ninrp prn
cipe.
fves not admitted but the circle with closed dsors
prt crossing wonderfully They blessed with the
presence Of the spirits Of the seventh sphere also Of
for advice and assistance, to exicate themselves they
come by stealth, they strictly watched We learn
ron ,hls quarter ns. nus sa.snis Hs1esty - very g
jects-tbat he does not fear the Catholic church-and
that the dea CT confession and iuon by the priests
was en- invention OF hs own TO allure the and by
which they are readily caught in the net he has thus
prepared for them, The apprehension entertained
by him ia in regard to the spftua circle formed in Ca
rsca where his subjects 90 for ADVICE and he fears /.
will cause revolution in is kingdom.
Dutch feet has arrived at La Gusyra it fs said to de-
mand Indemnity from Venezuela for demands Of Dutch
suhiects American citizens are the ones who
destitute of protection from their government
tequcntly they are vctimized with impunity.
singular Marine Court Martial fit Charles
town. Mass.
Captain Jabez c. Rich recently tried by a Court
Martial at CharIesto wn, Mass. the proceedings
crg the 25th and ending upon the 29h ut. The
Court compofed Of the following officers the Marine
Corps:-1ieut Col John Harris, President Capt Henry
B. Tyler, Brevet Msor G. H. Terret Brevet Major Jacob
Zeilip Brevet Captain Vim. AT Maddox Brc
Robert Tars and First Lieut. Israel G1een The Judge
Advocate first Lieut.. John c. Grason The sccu sed
was assisted by Purser Levi D. Samm his in
defence
The Boston pot says in an sscount of the case thai
hnr ycnra tuyN all dispha
derce Of lawful order and treating With contempt
superior officer The fl ding of the Court will be inter
rior military officer control the private quarters of
an incrior oicer. Brevet Lieut.. Colonel Duiany COM
to the Secretary OF the Navy and whose complaint
these charges preferred, clamed the right t.
crde particular wssherwoman in the employ Of Capt.
Rich from not only the barracks but from his own pr
va'e quarters Upon this point this Court convened
1t appears that Mrs. Liyor, wife of marine, th,
Gated Feb. s, 1885, excluded from coming within the
precincts of the bsracE In consequence of her indecent
The defence held that the frs. charge OF dsobedcrce
Of lawful and Il disproyed 70 the second charge
csobtdence the 7th Of February the de ence
have obeyed dsobcyed order He states that 1t
not been proved that r vos visited his quarters at the
time charged by his order and further he cites from the
evidence Of Commodore Stringham, Commander of the
Yard that Mrs. Iiyos thoud not have been excluded from
the private quarters OF the accused and that the officer
occupying private quarters alone responsible for the
character OF the person be msy employ about HE pre-
mifes.
Captain Rich in hfs Defence says:-The unrelsnting
course pursued against this poor woman extending
through this long PERIOD taking from her the employ
ment by which she earned her brcat-by excluding her
rcm the tarracba-s, the accused mAkes bold TO say
inconsistent with his notions Of humanity. lie could
not therefore, and respectful re claims
be to HIS tuperiors become willing participant in the
seems to have bsen that she would not labor for less
than starvation prices He is confident that the sound
judgnent Of the Court will not By any finding II may
make Justify the issuing OF order BY any officer how
ever high his grade which in s operation invades the
sancty ct juniors household trenches upon hie rights
ms man. o6ends bis dignity officer and
and condemns the great maxim Of the as that
ones houre Ia his castle.
The finding Of the Court Martial has gone on TO wash
rgton, and cannot be known until promulgated BY the
proper government authorities.
FIX Governor Colby, OF New Ham pshirs delegate 4,
The American Conyenton nj Philadelphia made speeoh
at W, rLsr, Fricsy, i~pudiAtius the nomination Of
Ii I'm Ie and Dopeson.