The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05
News from Venex uela.
OUR LAGuAYRA CORRESPONDENCE.

DIutHc u'Ts<Tut @uoHu9uS uTu UuteTTex-SOVSUSWtOt
cith the allies for the Exile Of the Psculators, dc
General Monagas and j. Gutierrez sailed from this poY
the 3ls August, board the national brig San Pedro
compliance with DEGREES Of General Castro.
The convention alluded in the dccrecs concluded
by Mr. Berrsbcita Minister Of State Of the Republic Of
Venezuela and General Carlos Soubette Chief Of the Staff
Of his Excellency General Castro, and Mr. f. Orme in
the Of the Vice. Admiral Count Gueydon Commander
nChef of the allied squadrons French and Engish) at
Iaguayra.
Mr.. Ormc is the English Charge dAGaires.
BY the said convention it was agreed
l. To send General Monagas of the territory Of the
republic.
To surrender Gutierrez the French legation at tho
disposal of the Venezuelan government that he might be
tried, unless the Executive power indulted him.
To try Guiseppi, for his peculatons extortons, &c
a. To submit 70 the friendly and fair discussion OF the
government with the legations, the indemnity for the
bearer of dispatches detained Laguayra and the ndem
nifty for the family OF French subject murdered in
s. To withdraw the allies squadron from Lagnyra rs
soon as the convention should be signed.
Signed in Laguayra the 26th August, 1858
LAGuAyRA, Sept 8, 1858
What is thought Of the Action Of the French and English
relative to The Aoaosas family &C., DC.
This place has been in great agitation for some days
past the combined fleets Of England and France having
bockaded the port and captured all the coastng vessels
TO this government TO release President General
Jose Tadco Monagas and his Prime Minister Jacnto Gu
terrez and the great 1nancer Juan Gusspi TO the al
lied forces This government resisted the surrender Of
their citizens whom the whole nation pronounced
criminals Of the deepest dye Finally compromise
entered into; this government agreed tho crim
mails away themselves to Marlinco and the two fleets
evacuated the port
This was the most arbitrary act ever conceived by any
civilized nation. Independent Of the murdered victims,
robbery Of twenty million OF dollars by the Monagas am
y OF the peoples money was the principal reason of their
detention until they should disgorgc. How the Eng
lsh bondhodcrs complain at not being paid after this
brary act Of their own government in the protection Of
Monagas and his minister's after appropratng the entire
Of the country their and sending
the country for ten years. until the people roee en- mas
against tho usurpcrf
General Jose Gregorio Monagas President OF vene
zuela, has departed this life during his Imprisonment
Uhe removal Of the from Caracas yaen
ca, where will cost large 10 provide buildings for
the government Offices and Congress rs generally thought
impotic
mate will go home in charge Of the brig.
We are anxiously waiting The arrival Of Nr. Turpn 10
relieve hr Eames at the United States legation.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Translated from III Uiaro dc IN Marina Of Havana Sept
23 for the NEW YoRk HERALD
The British steamer, arrived here tonight, brought
letters and wspapcrs from Venezuela the Tth nst
which fully confirm the OF the pending question with
the governments of France and England having been s
tied in the most honorable Tor the three nations
The following DEGREES aluded TO IN our Laguayra let
tor--Fn had been published
Jul'an Castro, General in Chief of the Lbcratng Army
and Chief Of the state
Considering that consequence Of the naval forces Of
France and England having left the ports of tho republic,
the have ceased to exist which till now prevented
the ful6mcnt Of the promise made on the 26t Of March
last TO Gen. Jose i Monagas, decrees3-
Article l. General jose r. Monagas viii be of
the country and his banshment viii last until the Con
vention or the national Congress will have decided other
Art Tho prcscn, decree will in no way interfere with
the pecunary responsibility which he may have incurred
for acts during his administration.
Art .. This Is 10 be communicated for his knowledge
TO his celleney the President OF the Council Of State,
charged with the executive power
Given in Caracas, August 30, 1883.
JULIAN CASTRO.
MANRiCIO BEIaslSBETTTA.
Julian Castro General In Chief and using the powers
conferred by decree under date OF tho 18th INST
of his Excccncy The President Of the Council Of State
charged with the executive power and considering that
the hoscs Of the naval forces OF France and England
nave compety ceased and peace and good understanding
with those nations being eslabshcd this is the proper
time Of taking In consideration their earnest request pre-
fcrrcd In favor Of sr Jacinto Gutierrez, decrecs-
Art 1 sr JacIn'o Gutisrrczs pardoned ou. remains
Convention or Congress viii have decided otherwise.
Art . The present decree will IN interfere with
the pccunary responsibility which he may have incurred
for acts committed by him Minister Of Finance and
Foreign Relations, during the administration Of Gen jose
Art. q This Is to he communicated, for his knowedec
70 his Exceencey the President Of the Council Of state
charged with the Executive power.
Given In Caracas, August 80, 1853.
M.ANRI0o BERRIsBErrIA.
caracas sept - Correspondence Of tho Dario Of ia
vana, translated for the New YoHk HEsArp.l
All peaceful and respectable vcnezaclans show them.
selves very much bed TO the persons who nterercd
the honorable settlement 90 the pending dfcny rels.
tive 10 the Monsgss aar,o Mr. 0rme representative q
Great Britain and 10 the Count de Gueydon vice admiral
France the part of vcnezua the prov Pre-
sdsnt Castro 10 General Carlos soubctte Dr Manrito
Bcrrisbeisa and lastly sr dc Qucvcdo repre-.
sentative Of srain and sr Pcrera Lea representative OF
Brazil, who interpcscd their good Offices. You will
mark that in tho convention neither tho names Of Mr.
Bingham, that q Mr. Levraud have been mcntioncd
n great triumph for Ncnezacla.
Monagas and Gutierrez cfs tho 3st Of August from
Iaguayra for Martinique, on board the brig tan Pedro,
which towed by the British steamer Bur
Yard, Col Minchn accompanying them Al the moment
persons who we're present Al bis embarka,cn his wish
that they nigh, make the people II Lguayra understand
that he had never been either tyran or robber, ha,
he cmharking without any means 10 live upon
abroad and that he would never bear arms against his
country.
sr Giuscpp remains in prison. The tribunal that 10
Judge his cause wil within short time decide his
destiny; hu, should the popular opinion be Of any weight
he would not share the good fortune Of Minister Gutter
rcz who went out free from any bodily injury
ON the morning of the 2sth bis Exceency the provi
Fuayra, where he arrived Al seven 70 herald the
reesiablishmcnt of peace between venezueia, Eng
land and France. In laeqayra the ncws q The
six IN the morning public proclamation announced
that the visit q his kxcclency should be worhily cele
joined the suite Of the General and tho majority
q the population of Iaguayra assembled the
Custom House 10 receive him All the streets II
by enchsntmcnt decorated with the Gags q all natons
there artillery salues and in the night made |
brilliant fireworks 80 many Joyous demonstrations
evident proof q the high satisfaction shared by tho
entire population
General Castro was lodged private house, from the
balcony Of which he addressed the assembled people
brief but expressive speech wherein he congratulated
them the recs,abshmcnt Of peace and good
with England and France. As his visit quito |
pcctcd, fty persons Immediately opened subscription
of twenty dollars each orer banquet his Fycel
cncy and his suite to which also invited the French
Vice Admiral Count dc Gucydon, Mr.. Tevraud, Mr. orme
the commanders of the ships in the port the Domin
can General Buepaventura Baez the consus and officers
Of the garrison
The banquet very cordial and toasts were brought
out in favor Of the prosperity Of the country and the
nuaton of the good intelligence between the Venezuelan
republic and the two great Western Powers OF Europe
which, instead OF transito~y enmy, offered their
enlightened assistance for the dcveopcment Of various
Industrial enterprises.
The General IN Chief n the army in the hed returned
TO Caracas the morning Of the Both, followed by the