The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

we nave obtained the following interesting aocuinoh@
relative 70 Venezuela;-
DISMISSAL OF THE MINISTER At WASHINGTON.
REruBllc OF VENEZUELA, }
DEPARTMENT FOREIGN AtfA,Rs,
VALENCIA, August o, 1868. }
To HIS ExcEiIKSCy, &c.
With extreme regret the Secretary for Foreign Afairs
Of Venezuela addresses your Excolency since the sole
object of the present communication is to inform the
Cabinet al Washington that Mr. Florencio Rbas is
longer authorized TO represent this government as ohge
dAhaires. His inexpicabe delay IN complying with he
order this depar tment which directed him 10 retire
from the 23d Of March last at the same time with DOCTOR
Brccno ian at the strange when a sepcaton OF
his authority communicated TO Mr. Eames published
in the official gazette and copied y other papers, mas
obliged his Exceency to direct the undersigned 70 com
muncate TO your Excellcncy directly the cessation O
the charge Of Roas, he should have done at the
proper time for the corresponding effects The under
signed avas himself Of this opportunity your
ration NJ BEiRiSBEIrfA.
To His ExcelIency the SECRETARY oy STATE Of the United
States Of America
THE LADIES OF vENEzUELA TO GEN GEN, raEz, "a ;sso
To Hrs ExcuIKscY GENERAL JoeE A. PAsz;-
The ladies' of Valencia whose love of country 10 not
better known TO you than their admiration OF your high
deeds salute your Exceency The recent act of the Ma
tonal Convention has filled our hearts with Joy
Providence has decreed that your political renstaie
should be inscribed in letters OF gold IN TINS city,
where your glorious martyrdom commenced Come en-
ghened cizen-come without loss OF time 70 TINS unior
anae land which calls for your ana
patriotic hearts, and wreaths Of Towers with which 70
deck your brows. " DUSAfA,
And many others.
GEN. PAEz's REPLY
New YoRK, Oct. 20, 1853.
To THE LADIES OF VALENCIA SIGNKFs LETTER SEP
uMBER 19-
Your charming letter was healing balm to the heart
Of the exile of many years Your regard cheering
recompense the old patriot your wreas OF flowers the
brightest garands for the old soldier. The patriotism
which you eynce may we'll stimulate and strengthen
good citizens May they know how TO initiate II. shall
length return to beloved country, 70 forget with
you msfortunes which you will aid me with your
noble and patriotic women. shall soon you Your
names written my heart from whence no future
vcssitudes eface them. am, DC. j. A. PAEA
LETTER OF LEADING vENEZuEDANs TO GEN. PAEz
VALENCIA, Sept 10, 1858.
To HIS E1ontEycy GENERAL JosE A. PAxz-ESIIcurESEp
As friends Of your Excellency and admirers OF your
brilliant achievements have with unequaed satisfac
tion been cognzn of the act OF the National Convention
which recalls your Excelency TO our common country.
well merited tribute your worth, and accord to
the pleasure of again meeting you in our city, where in
happier days you mingled with a modest republican
We are your Excellency's friends, &c,
AND MANY OTHERS.
GEN. PAEzs REPLY.
New York Oct 20, 1858.
To Fellow CITIZENS, SIeSERs OF THE LErrER OF sEPrKx
10
ronidne in the sincerity Of your fluctuations at the
Of the Convention by which recalled 10 our country
thank you with all my heart required the consolation
Of these proofs OF the love Of my fellow citizens Grant
me always that sympathy, which conscience tells me
is not undeserved. shall leave for my country AZ the
end Of October Did believe that might be Of
vice. should go; but count your patriotic en-
deavors the realization OF our beet hopes II will soon
be my pleasure to mnge with you as the humbles. citi
zen. lam, &C. JOSk A. PAfZ.