The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

Ldy;ces from Venezuela to the 18th ult. recount
the continued successes of the constitutionalists
The rebel forces in Chorini, commanded by Almeda
and Aguala, surrendered all their arms and men on
the 9Th Of September. strong force was on "a
mora's track. and 500 men had left San Carlos in
pursuit Of Falcon. Victoria, post strongly gar
rsoned by the rebels had fallen before the govern
ment soldiery, the cavalry of Carabolo taking an
active part in the attack. The locomotive of the
Petare railway had at length been got out of the
dangerous position into which it had fallen near the
sea- For several days the waves battered it furi-
ously and at one time it was thought that it would
not be recovered. The works were progressing
favorably.
We have files from Bermuda dated on the 2Sth
ult On the 26th the session of the Legislature
which commenced on the 18th of May last was
brought to close by the Acting Governor A
couple Of dangerous fires lad occurred in Hamil-
ton. A number Of convcts were to be sent from
the dockyards in Bermuda to Cork, Ireland.
Our special Washington despatch states that
member Of Congress- Of the South American party
has written letter to somebody announcing that
arrangements have already been made for the or
garization of the next House Of Representatives
II is to be effected by coalition Of the republicans
and Americans, the union Of course being based
upon the cohesive power Of the spos-that is, the
Offices are to be divided between the contracting
parties
Col. Frank Anderson and Captains Maury, Scott
and Faysoux of Walkers flibuster party, have been
held to bail at New Orleans in So 900 each to an
swer. They allege that they were on fishing ex.
cursion when arrested. The rank and file of the
party were placed in the barracks below New Or
leans; but as there was no guard TO detain them,
they decamped.
In the Supreme Court general term, on Satur.
day the case Of the old police force was taken M
and after some slight discussion the Court suggested
that counsel should agree upon some form Of judg
ment which could be taken pro .forma as basi:
of an appeal to the court Of last resort The case
was finally postponed until Saturday next.
As tie steamboat Thomas Powell. which left this
city for Poughkeepsie on Saturday afternoon, was
in the vicinity Of Caldwels, she ran over p small
row boat which was crossing the river at The time
The accident happened about seven o'clock. The
boat contained four persons, three Of whom were
drowned.
We experienced quite change Of weather yes
terday in comparison with the mildncs, of the
atmosphere ON last Saturday. YesterdAy the sky
was overcast and strong, chilly northwester blew
the entire day and evening, which made overcoats,
thick shawls and winter clothing quite desirable.
AT six o'clock in the evening the thermometer in.
dcsted Gjtytwo degrees pretty cool for this sea.
son Of the year.
The Berean Baptist church, in Bedford, near Car.
mine street, was crowded TO excess last evening
Che occasion being the delivery of second dis
course by the pastor, Rev Dr. DO Wing, on the ne
eessity Of honoring and observing the Chris.jsE