The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
INTERESTING FROM VENEZUELA.


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PrcSr~ss OF the Observation-Disclosures of tn,
Reb<ls--G~n. Pasx Tn tho Field Anne r,cns
Railroad Contraetors-Discord In C.stro'
C~binet-The Latest Dispatches, &C., sc.
From e Monitor Industrial, Caracas, Ma -ch z3l
The refugees in Curscoa, ST. Thomas and Trinidad
which the republic thrust out of her
Obstacles to her regeneration aud reestabshmen
Of order have formed plans for establishing their los
power, 10 combination with others who had remNret
among US az advanced sentaes OF corruption and wa
They all b,heved that Venezuela degraded az as
based to the degree Of Uniting again the Oh ro AZ
that on the appearance OF banner, aao-e1 Il
thousand promises, the entire republic !'ss.a-k -
past, wou d rise in mass 20 assist them
The result has been quite the reTe-ss. 42s ssnsr-
armug which The deudei pace eiss-rssrs ial'asai
would be favorable to them, has bee- Szor-., srarrL
neous and compact favor o. the "a std sare-7sz ~.
of tue institutions which the repaoe Is sSSr ID 80
hold
tiops aad having soaB rel hai ety. Srs A6osi IA
search OF assistance. sn,h t,-y oel,ev-a wola1 ss.s
come TO them osber provruss sasI aavs rens0ei
faithful the estzb sccd eser1 E--L TIE reoes iali
nave ccoupd u.Darr -. ea.al q tA 30 Fince Of Ia
Porugut "a have also 9@sey rci-d BY forces
from the eiehoor'ng cAaoneas< wca weni oat 10 de
feat them. TIE ~tOe q ssss IN defence
OF Constitution st c. tie ass Aai General jose An
tonic Psez, hsv sg Tsossr~ neAth has catered into
the service Of III E,r-1ezs, waich accepted ofsr
sef, And has tscss sas vAlAn, people OF CAroooao,
GmoIE xhNr e..z,2< <s1 great oniiencs. Similar
servioss aETe s- .-re. ~ Generals Bfceno, Paroles
Il E4st az r~slsgsc there have also appeared
sy1ccruls at psouo,ed by followers OF
TIE an@ FrveransaI sus they viii be suppressed By
ais -rss 1I1 q .r c5ntry the OF dariug
1ad Wa, nIr~ srrs osr;y true and honest govern
-.aG These Ar~. Thels nave endeavorei 10 cheat the
psG. E4 TIE cry q federation, forgetting that thit
r,Frss rscoer lei N tue constitution which
es~c kcec<1. with promises ana deceptive assurances
tt<r aAre ssriven 10 hsle the OF ruled
sc To yess sni who hoped Tor oppDrtlDe moment TO
toros hms~i upon tue SPOTS OF country which he held
h,s estate.
In ulss, the preseu, difficulties the governmen,
has Iot~hs andiug, rovei tae statutes for the rail-
road between this city and Petare AMI there
nnomeuty expected from the Uuited States two
OF the with the elements Tor beginning the
work.
Good harmony did rot reign amoug the Ministers Of
General Castro. Snor Arne0 had been DISMISS from
the Boreau Of the ateror and of Justice aad slt
that General soub,te had also retired from the aistry
Of Foreign Affairs The papers express no fear The
result OF the rebeous outbreak 10 the East and the
vernment was actively engaged IN restoring peace to the
The following are the latest elegraphc dispatches con-
tailed in our tiles
LA GuAIRA, March 90, 1887
IS minutes past 8 A. n. I
Coro Surrendered the first OF the General
Trias Zamors Jacura with very follow
ers, seeking where to ~.
VALENCIA, March %, 1881
Is minutes past P. NJ I
The interruption Of the telegraph, which was broken
last night between this city aud Puerto Cabeo has left us
without Information concerning the which the rebels
of Coro might have taken but there great to
believe that they would have reiterated upon Yaracas-
the principal Of which being that they
have Lot advanced against from Tucacss where they
were stationed since the cay before yesterday
General Jose l. Silva, w1o arrived il tnis city las,
night from as estete Of Chuqna. aud wh, IS appointed
cher OF Operations Tor some PROVINCES o. the Wes viii
leave st SIX O'Clock this evening in their drecaoa Gen
Andraie accompSniss hin chief oloer OF MS siAn
VICTORIA, March .. ls5s)
SIS minutes pst4PM
There is nothing new: Al S uaaQuil the pror1os
The authorities vglant TO prevent s Revolutionary
contAg'on.
VALENCIA, March 2s-lelsPM
II % known Ia this city thai the forces OF the rebels
Zasnora and Tfiss encamped last night Morou parish
six leagues distant from Puerto Csbeio. Nothing IS
known Of tne which they intend to invade but
there Is fear and the governor OF province as
well as the military chiefs, display the greatest activity
The gallant General Hernandez, with $50 troops, is
posted at las rrincherss
The city Cabelo defended by the bodies Of
cavalry and Infantry commanded by the n rlorious
General Brcero; ana in TINS city there 500 cit
under arms, who rendered enthusiastic by the
presence OF his Excelleocy General Jose Antonio Paez
General j. L. silva oid leave yesteria as We m
nounced, for Bupiss but he has 10 day resolved TO
march in the direction OF rato where he will be
The intelligence from the east is very favorable. At
-four O'Clock will inform you of what occurs.
PuEEro CABKILo, March 90. 1889
10 minutes past 10 A. N.
During the night the population was alarmed by the
ment OF the approach of the rebels sd
rived at the mouth Of the Ysracui and feared that
there would be vasou. At Patio there largo
force under the command Of Cmman Ter Pinto The ct
who assembled the call OF the authorities
quartered IN the munich paty. The steamer Uaion saed
a midDght to watch the coasts and has returned
reporting anything new.
Later from Observation-Disclosures OF the Revo-
LUTON.
The bark Joseph Max sell, Captain Davis, from La
guAyra March 49, and Puerto Csbeo April arrived ut
this port this morning Captain Davis reports country
throughout Ia state OF revolution Commandant Pinto
the 18th March, had routed General Garva-ez from
Bubbuardeie had Killed men OF the negroes
Garvartz Is sad " have about 500 men, but is very
scarce q arms General IA nora had plundered San
Felipe Of about hundred thousand dollars worth Of
property.
There had been quite contest on the Palto when the
government troops retreated
Puerto Cabeo was all arms and the stores were
ompeled closed naf the time Troops were land