The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA.

The French Minister Banished from the
COuntry-Chances OF War with
France-Escapeo OF General Aguado from
Laguayra-Trtumphs OF the Govern
ment Troops-Dsnger to Foreign Ves-
scls-Threats OF the Revolutfonists to
SPaniards-GaMant Bca ring OF the Citf-
Gems.
BY the arrival Of the steamer James Adger from Char
lesion, last evening" received from Venezuela,
brought on board the Adger thus--On Sunday the "a
inst the steamer hove to and took board Mr. James
Boulton, passenger from the bark White Wing, from
Iaguayra Sept 49, for Philadelphia who gave the follow
ing report TO Purser Bcrgh whom indebted for
attention in reporting it,
On the l4h Of September the French Charge received
his passports from the government with orders to quit the
country within forty eight hours. He embarked at La
guayra on the 10Th, in the French steamer Lucifer
His constant and determined hostility the actual govern
ment, and his participation in the late sanguinary revolu
ton, finally forced the Executive 10 such serious mea
sure as may possibly result in collision with France
though sufficient proofs have been forwarded 70 Paris OF
the charges against him
Gen. Aguado escaped from the town Of Margarita ad
acent to 1aguayra during the attack and s supposed
that he succeeded in reaching Victoria.
That town successfully attacked and taken by the
government forces under Rubin who may be considered
the rising military chief In Venezuela having in the space
Of thirty days defeated the revoluoniss in half dozen
actions.
Barcelona has been retaken by the government forces
under Commandan Pinto. Commandment Garrido totally
defeated the revoluonss under Acevedo Hezuerote
soo bad been twice defeated by the government forces
under Commandment Ruiz
General Jose Maria Zamora arrived in Caracas. His
brother Colonel zamora, defeated party Of revolution
lists belonging to the Jouito party
Choron taken by the revOutionsts had pronounced in
favor Of the government
General Falcon, the head Of the revolution in Bar
Qnsmclto The government forces, under General
Ramos marched against him from Valencia
During the occupation OF Laguayra by Agnado, foreign
vessels OF war were much required TO protect the foreign
residents Spanish brig was seized by Aguado 70 serve
as cruiser, but Dutch war schooner compelled her
prompt delivery TO her captain and crew.
During the action at Iaguayra the I'd Of September
the Spanish Consuls house menaced by the revou
onss, which the Spanish vessel of war in port landed
party marines for his protection If the town had not
been taken by the government forces the "a, the
spanish vessel would probably have commenced hostles
against the revoutonis's account Of the seizure Of the
spanish brig, and many atrocities committed against
Spanish residents.
Foreign vesses Of were daily expected, which, as
usual would arrive when their services were not
qnred. Mr. Smith. the American Charge it is said,
ccicd American vessels daily The present revolution
may he strictly classified antisocia movement the
motives being power, plumber and revenge.
Several estate owners and their overseers had been
murdered and their property sacked in most arocous
manner. All the meet respectable citizens, young and
old turned volunteers, and have behaved most
CALAMITY in action, especially the company of r1emen
composed q gentlemen volunteers, whom in the attack
IN laruasra, silcneod the enemys artillery, twelve
'ces principally twenty fours, by severe fire from
he adjacent heights.
ron fecro oual. mucn respected as most nonoraDle
and capnbl" man, continued in charge Of the executive.
The President, NJ i. DC Tovar, momentarily
cetcd from Valencia where he had proceeded
age tie constitutional authorities. This gentleman is
civilian, and one Of the best and most patriotic Of vene-
Zueiars.
On the It September when the troops left Caracas to at
tack 1aguaya nil the ladies went TO the churches which
opened for the purpose This expression ofsympahy
the part of the fair doubt animated the soldiers
double excrton. As they passed church filed with
oveiy senoras the vivas enthusiastic in reply 10
the prayers and OF the girls they left behind them.
vvandere fought in the ranks with great courage and
Claims have killed several OF the enemy Two soldiers
~ opposite parties in n hand TO hand cncouRter,
ound themselves brothers, and il is needless to the
~evontionist at once gave in Many incidents might be
eaod and have dcpore the loss Of several brave
fellows, amongst whom is young Juan Casanova. Many
81 the common soldiers in the rcvoutionist ranks
dragged from their homes and forced into action at the
words point Thus often the government forces are
compelled TO destroy known be good citizens, &C