New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
VENEZUELA.
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin

CARACAS July 81, lSo9.
avail myself of the departure of the bark Thomss
Dalett from Puerto Cabell0 tomorrow, tor your port,
TO give YOU an account Of the most imp events
trans PRED since my last in this distracted and ruined
country thst cannot be saved from complets dis 40
luton unless some foreign power undertakes " sci
Alright. ~
Previous to the departure of Gen. Pasz for New
York, Gen. Castro appointed Cabinet OF the most
prominent IN the Liberal party, which naturally
alarmed the former aud Induced him to leave the coun
try The administration is certainly composed OF
very honorable pers IDS, and WAS welcomed by the
honest people Of the Republic as It was expected that
the $ az os%S az" lay arms
thus restoring the country TO peace:
The Liberal Cabinet or, in fact, the President imme-
distey granted general amnesty, sppoln ing a. the
some tie emiss aries OF peace to treat with the 70
volutioniss, that have received them with scorn AMI
contempt certain a. they are OF their hnsl success,
while others, after recruiting men, horses ana cattle,
under the authority Ut the Government, without even
mentioning the jet Of their mission, joined tho rebels
prcclaming also federation which IS their ensign,
though the principal end of the revolution 10 to over
throw Castro, who betrayed the Liberal party IN
March, 1853, and now again betrayed the party he
joined at that time.
According TO the new constitution, the people elect
directly the President, who, Notwithstanding has the
whole militia in the country a. his coLnnand, aud
through the officers appointed by him chooses himself
or hs successor without regard to the popular VOTE
thus nulyDg the VI of the people, that eau only sue
coed by recourse to arms which Is tue sos cause
free use Of their electoral righs, undoubtedly peace
could be restored but the ambitious desire OF an az
pontment is OF influence III the mind CT the ACTUAL
President prctempore than the tr6p4 unity ana pros
perity OF bIs country.
Yesterday It as rumored that the President was
about to appoint new Cabinet. Up 10 tais hour
nothing certain known and il is not likely that Castro
will charge bis Administration; a. IN tue oli8srcn
party 10 one is wilhog TO serve uGdor him. threat.
ened by n powerful revolution, in the ssme political
section he could not lind satisfactory to tho
insurgents than the present incumbents Quite on tho
contrary, 1t is hourly expected that tho Governmens,
Joining the insurgents will proclaim he federation
and # not the city will and compel Castro TO resgu.
A Provisional Government is already formed with
General Falcon at the head OF the Executive Power.
In consequence Of the Aaru ed and menscinS state Oh
the city, the Governmeut have called out all the nhtis
and ordered the stores he closed but fearing that
when orce armed they would turn az nst the Admin
isration, GeLera Castro deemed i praden' TO Allow
them to return to their homes, though large groups
are Longing in every public square, ani II Is amo%
cert all tbat in ny next will have 10 report the over.
throw Of Castro scd many sang unary deeds.
Ger. Falcon, On the 9th, disembaTked few miles
below Puerto .bello, with some three hantred men
ard a Thousand muskets. He Immediately Joned tns
faction Of Gen. Guerars, and with some ieeniorcenehs
from Valencia, commanded by Leisisga, sugar
partsr expects to take possession oil tho port WnE
Il well bsrrc sded the two msin Streets protec1ed
with Elk pieces of artillery but with 10 one to mAnage
them properly. The Dominican Norm, who, ~ Ia,
formed you my pr. vous fence,
ard robbed several p.scesble citizens, has lett the
ranks d Gen. G1ersrs ard fed to part. uoknown,
with about g. 600 aud very valuable JeweHy tnst
he took from his victims.
Passports are ain necessary TO travel IN the coun
try mot i-hstandlng the late Constitution aoohsaed
esid requsitej and those without thA document are
considered c. nspirators and dealt with a. such.
All the foreign Consus residing at Cudad BonvN
have addressed note TO the Government under tneir
respective stating that the object oil ths present
revolution is murder aud plumber and requesting the
Government TO project their lives and interests WIN
war; but a. the only two vessels, with oGe gun
each thst the Government has, are now protecting
Puerto Cabelo they Will have to Iook out tor them
teiyes though there Is no immediate danger 10 tnei
part Of tee cour.ry, aow tha. General Gerardo
Monsgas II dead.
Not wrhing to make shis too long, shall now make
the fo!lOwirg resume.
CoYo and Maracsbo, in . eomplete state OF revc&;
the Government penless and unable 10 pu. do w tae
reyouttcp tbs meets with az nereLts every gay,
well pro vided with money and nmunifion; tnua the
consequence must be- the federation Of the republic
and fsG Of Castro.
Ia this case Castro viii turn conapnatof aod sgsin
ioin the Psez patty TO keep the country &c an ever
e,tirg state & revolution As il is at preseG AL pros
poets Of recovery hopeless and We may, At once,
declare tia; VeEezuea Ike Mexico, viii sGjoy
the ben, Ste IF peace nor be regarded . nsion
civilized people. BoiivWs dyirg wr,rds, lnion,
/ union, 0 70 arNquis cs devorsra tC,xon, union,
/ al ercty viii deyour yea are reah7.ed.
TIE railroad betwesn Carscs and ~, ara oontr c.sc
by New York Company, Is PROF rseing rapi3ly I'D
/ VIII, updoub edly pay bandsom.ly. Toe dstx e il
cply Ile miles, ssd a. the turnpike is strsigh iue
and a. level az aoor il il on) necessary 10 lsy the
isls, which have been iDpor+ cd from Engl.nd PouI
huniIed ara Sty thousand collars is toe capital ito
Of the CowPary, the Government having sah'cribed
$50 sha.ss.