The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.

NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.
Complete Settlement or the international
Din'culti~s-The Republic In Perfect Peace
Return OF General Castro to Valencia
ACts Of tho National Couvention-ArrivalO Of
tho Hon. E. A. TnsPin, &c., So.
! OUR CARACAS coR2EsPokDxNoB
CARACAS, Sept 20. 1858
The United States Le9oticnHr TarTtm at His Post, and
designation Of Mr. Eame-P,ogyess Of the Consission
al toarention-Lcpes from General l'des, DC
Our Minister is at his legstion-I mean Mr. Tarpn. He
appears 10 be intelligent man, and one who Will do
honor 10 himself and his country. His credentials have
been forwarded TO Valencia whore tho government
ally exists for the present, but will BIO removed back
! when the Convention concludes its labors.
Mr.. Eamcs OK Minister, has sent TO tho Presdeat his
final despatch relnqushing the legation 10 Mr. Turpn
Mr. f. detained hero account Of injury received
by his lady, but will probably take passage the next
| vessel.
The Convention progresses slowly the federal consttu
ton being rejected proposed to divide Venezuela into
FIVE six departments and the constitution ss agreed
| upon, it is expected, will soon be adopted
is to be hoped the last Commission sent to invite
General Paez leave New York up his residence
in Venezuela will be acceeded TO on the mart OF the Gene
raj The next Presidency will be offered to him. and il il
hoped he will accept the Office
The country has been very quiet since Monagas hts
Minister have been sent away, and ia hoped that all
things will prosper hereafter.
l CARACAS, Sept. "a, 1863
Settlement q The Mondgos Difficulty Restoration Of Friendly
| Relations NTH England and Frarce-The Country Quiet
and the army Red,Ned-Hopes Of the Fdymers-Return
Of Gen. Castro % gale,ea-Nec Territorial Dicision Of
the Reput1e--Maa Communication wiM Europe BY Me
West Iadies-Telosc Fter at Caracas, dc.
stated to you last correspondence OF the 3oth Of
August that Gen. Soublete and Mr. Bcrrsbetra, be.
half OF Gen. Castro had signed, at Iaguayra with the
French Admiral, Count Gueydon and Mr Orme, agree
ment, on the 9th August whereby Gen. Monagas, in
compliance with the protocol OF March 2o, would at
receive his passports and be allowed leave
country-cnor Gutierrez 70 be given up to the English
and French legations, sent Out OF tho country il deemed
advisable BY the government and Gusepp's trial,
charges of forgery to be continued by the national
Immediately after Gen. Castro returned to the city ho
not only sent Gen. Monagas but Gutierrez Also to Mar
Unique in the national brig San Pedro both under charge
Of Col. Mnchin. The English and French Charges, who
on board their men Of war, back 10 the city
and the republic according OF the proysos Of the
Convention is now on terms Of friendly relations both
with England and France
Before The delivery Of Monagas and Gutierrez the allied
fleet left iagnayia and gave up, previous TO their depar
far there end to this question, by great modifca
ton Of the demand originally made by England and
France.
The failure OF the conspiracy got up under the
protection of the English Charge, the Hon. Rich
ard bingham, who has lately been succeeded by
the Hen i. Doveton Urme, gentleman Of ability
and tho settlement of the diplomatic difficulties,
leave the country in perfect peace much so that over
SIX thousand troops have dismissed from service,
the great advantage Of the exhausted treasury and benefit
TO the farmers who now entertain strong hopes o. being
able 10 gather their coffee crops.
General Castro and his secretary, after having partaken
Of splendid banquet dedicated to him by tho MERCHANTS
in the city, whereat the Hon Charles Eames toast
xxat. in
duced Gen Castro leave his and give him cordial
embrace returned TO Valencia ON the 18th inst, AMI
at the head OF the executive power in that city.
The National Convention have passed resolution Ill.
vidng the republic into six departments instead OF the
twenty pro, inces Of which II u formed. The island
Of Margara is separate state TO remain free Port Of
deposits, ruled by special laws.
They have also read twice decree whereby the Royal
Mail S;eamsh Company, under special contract with
the government send their West India steamers to
Iaguayra with the European correspondence, which will
be an important advantage 10 our commerce
The new constitution rs also under consideration
Though not entirely federal the different departments Will
have the entire control OF their municipal laws the courts
in each department 10 be appointed by the executive
power OF the republic.
our new Minister, Hon. r. a. Turpin, arrived the
18th in the bark Thomas Iacu lie ~ guest Of
tho Hon. Charles Eames and will remain with him At his
residence unit, Mr. amcs returns to the United States IN
| the course Of next month.
The Monitor Ind,a,r,aI our best paper and Of which
send you some copies referring 10 Mr. Turpn In its edo
rial columns, says
Among passengers By the Thomas Daie that arrived
ID. On oA rss ssRSe s s his \ %
city and suestoi Mr. Esmes. y Information that have
familiar and commercial Intercourse with in
are thai BE L an sn
he has made fortune director OF the steamships that
MSh such good sneeeaea 70 Se expected Sa hs vii
be most worthy TO succeed Mr. Eanies
We have had OF late era fatal cases % yellow fever
in the city among the foreigners, especially tho Ger
mans but II to be hoped that the epidemic viii dis
appear soon as the present month Is out, which
generally the most scky in South America aud the West
Indies
CARACAS Sept. %, 1853.
Look out for General Pdes-LeSista,i~ Deidy-Qtcir
Decree for the Dirisn Of nc Reput,ic-A Circus asd
Egsearicw Lottery, &C., dr.
Great anxiety expressed know the result OF tho
last commission sent by the Convention 10 invite the
| turn Of General Pace.
Owing to the last conspiracy 70 overthrow the provi-
sonal government General Castro, the provisional
President that functonary authorized by the Convcn
proceed from Valencia 70 Caracas, with cxraord
nary powers, with the Minister Of the Interior his
4 rotary vast number Of arrests made, including
the principal officers civil and military, Of the Mouagas
administration. About seventy Ave have boon i,datddo,
the principals held responsible. Is the general
preston ,ha, the executive power will be offered Gene
raj Psez bis return; but whether he viii accept occ
doubtful Tho Convention is making slow progress; She
SIX dollars day does stimulate the members
70 extraordinary excrticns. We anxiousy waiting TO
have the constitution agreed upon by the Convention
and published General Castro has returned Valencia
with his Secretary, the Presidential chair eav.
ng General Soublctte ia command of the troops this
| capital
The following decree has been reported BY the Commit,
| tee Of the National Convention.
Ar The territory q he Republic which was sompre
1910 iail e divided into departments.
4 Arl fnr the prcScnto form ak departments
Frs-1bat Of Avis 10 be he composed provinces
| Caracas, Aragua AMI uuarfco.
SeeondThat 90 Ceshbo, he Of the provinces
| OF Carahobo, Cojcdes aud Ysrscuy
ThrdThst " the Orient composed OF the provinces
\ Of tumana, Matnfia and nsfcslona.
FuurThs Of Bsrquisnvtn be composed Of tho provin
| co.'s Ol Bafguisimcto Cogo and Portuguese.
khh-Thet arago; composed OF the provinces Of
Naracaihu, Merls, frujilio and Tschirs.