New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
INFORMANT FROM VENEZUELA.
DEFEAT OF THE REyOLUrrosIyTs

DEFEAT VI IHE KEW
The steamship James Adger, from Charleston, was
boarded BY bost from the bark White Wing, from
Lsgusyrs, ard received on board passenger VII,
supplied Mr.. s. 4. Bergh, Pur-er OF tb- J,m-s Adger
with Venezuelan papers Through the courtesy of
Dir Bergh We are enabled to present the toilosiDg
particulars 81 evetts in Venezuela:
o. the 18th Of September tie French Ch1-st re-
c,ve6 hi. passport from tn. Government, With orders
to quit the country within IS h'ur lie embarked al
Lsgusyra on the lJih III toe Fren;h wsr-stsSner La
crer. HIS clLst.Dt aid 1etern0ed hostility e. the
actual Government, an his participation IN the late
ssrgunary revolution flsly forced the Executive 20
serious 1sessare-.uch a. rnsy possibiy result 10
col sion with France. though sufficient proofs have
been torw sroed TO Paris to s1bantae al the cBarges
against RIM.
Gen. Agusdo escaped from the town of M.rguetis,
SjsctLt TO Lagueyrs, cuDg the attack a1t il lie cup
pofed that be succeeded IN reaching Victoria TIA.
toun was successfully attacked aui taken by the
Government forces under Rubin who msy be cons!1-
cred the rsine military chief in Yerezuea having 10
tie space Of thirty days, defeated the ReSouotlsts
IN half dozen actions. Birc-loua has been retak
by tie Government forces unoer Copmandsn,e Pinto
COnuaucsute Gsrrido tosiy defeated the Revolution
i-ts under Aceyedo, at Heguerote Soltluo bad osen
DEF, ated by the Government forces uncer Com
msrdsnte Ruiz. Gen joe Mara Zanora srrIved In
Csracss; hi. brother Col Zanors, defeated psrty
If L. voutoulsts belonging 10 the Joirto patty Cho
roni t.ktn by 'h. Revoutori,ts, hsd pronounced in
favor of Tie Government. Gen. Falcon the head Of
therevoutioD, was 10 Bsrqusim.nto. The Govern
ment forces under Gen. Ramoi, marched against him
from Valencia.
Dung toe occupation OF Lsguayra by Agu.do
fOI.ilp ves,es-.f war much required to protect
ID. foreign resideuts. Spanish brig was seized bs
Aguado 10 serve ~ a cruiser, but Da.ch war
schooner compelled her prompt delivery t. her cap
tam and crew During the action at Lagusyrs on the
% OF September the Spanish Copsuls hop:e was
mensced by the revou'iOpis's On which the Spanish
ves,e of " II in port landed party of msriIes for
HE protection II the town had 20. been taken by
toe Government forces The 20, the Spanish vessel
would probably have comm creed hostit''es agsost
the TevolutiOniss, eceOuDt Of the seizure of tue
Spanish brig, and msny atrocities committed against
Spar isb esicebts Foreign veseelsof war were daily
expected which, ID u-uai, would arrive when t1eIr
eeIvices were not required. MI Juspn, the jualy-
este med American Chsig6 it is sai1 expec cd I 80
vessels daily.
The pres Mt revolution may be strictly classified
a. anp-social mOvemeut-tne motives being P0 ~er
PluDter ard ReveDge. Several estate owners aod
their Overseers had been murdered and their property
sacked IN the most atrooious msnn9r. All the most
resp,ctabe ctizenf young and old, turned xut a. vol
unteers, aDc have behaved most gsllant!yio action
especially the company Of rfemeu, composed of ger
tl.mer volunteers who in tine attack on Lsguayra
tilerced the enemy's artillery, consisting Of twelve
pieces principally twenty tours, by severe fire
from the adjacent nights
Don PEDRO Gual much respected as a most honra
bic aud capable man, continued in charge of tue EX-
ecutive. The President. NJ. r. oe Tovar, mo-
urLtsIily expected from Valencia, where he had pro-
ceeced 10 eIcOursged tie Constitutional zutdontcs
This gentleman is civiliap and one OF che best AMI
most patriotic of Nenezuelans. Ga tne LIST Of S-p-
tenber, when the troops eft Caracas to altsok La
gUayTa, all the ladies wen; 10 the churches, which
we're opened for the purpose Tois expression OF gym
patty Cd the part of the far no doubt au'rnsed
the soldiers double exetion,. As they passed one
church filled with their mothers, wives, aud sisters
the yivas enthusiastic in repl. to the prayers
and tears Of the women.
A v,eandlere fought in the ranks with great ceur-
age. ana claims to have killed several OF the men.
Two soldiers Of opposite parties, who were IN hani
20 han1 encounter found themselves brothers, and II
il needless TO ssy the RevolutoList at once gave IN
Many incidents might be related, AMI We have to de-
pore the oss of several brave fellows, among whom
is young Juan Cssauors. Many OF the common sol
diers IN the Kevoutonists ranks were dragged from
their bones aud forced INTO action at the sword :
point. Thus often the Government forces are com
PEELED to destroy men known 10 be good citizens.