Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
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Tne steamship Jas. Adger; firm Charisston,
was boarded by boat from tho bark white wing
from Laguayra, and received on board passsf
ger, who supplied Mr.. s. A. Bergh. Purscr OF the
Jas. Adgor. with venezuelian papers. Through
the courtesy Of Mr.. Bergh we are eaahled tu
present The following particulars ofssentsin Ven
exuela.
On tho l4th Of Sept. the French Charge rsesiv.
cd HE passport from the Government with orders
to quit tho country within II hours. He embark.
cd OF Iaguayra on the 18th. In the French war
steamer .Lucifer." His constant and determin'
cd hostility 10 the actual Government, and his
participation In tho late sanguinary revolution,
finally forced tho Executive d. .seaous measures
such 40 may possibly result In oollision with
France, though sufficient proofs have been tor
warded to Paris 10 substsntAte the charges aganse
him. fsaa saa-1 st ''ff z
Con. Aguadio escaped from the town Of Margus.
tia, adjacent 10 LAguayra, during the attack. ana
it Is supposed that he succeeded In reaching Vio-
torn. That town was successfully attacked and
taken BY the Government forces under Robin. who
may be considered the risiug military chief In
Venezuela; having, in the space Of thirty day"
defeated the Revolutonists in half doson actions
Barcelona has been retaken by the Government
forces under Commaudante Pinto. Commandantc
Garrido totally defeated the Revolusionists under
Acevsdo. at lIeguerote. Sollillo had been twice
defeated by the Government forces under Com.
mandante Ruiz. Gen. Jose Maria Zamora arrived
In Carncas; his brother. Col. Xnmora defeated =
pnrty OF Revolutionists belonging 70 the Jolitto
Party. Choroni, taken by the Rsvolutionists. bad
pronounced In favor Of tho Government. Gen. Fal.
con, .the head OF the revolution, was In
Barquisimento; the Government forces under
General Ramoe, marched against him from Va.
lencia. .,-. r ..i I|-., ..I ..sr.
During the occapa'ion of Laguayra by Agualo,,
foreign vessels of war were much reqyired 70 pro,
tect tho foreign residents. A Spanish brig was
seized by Acaado 10 serve asa cruiser, but q
Dutch war schooner compelled her prompt dclv.
cry to her Captain and crew. During the action
at Laguayra on the Cd Of September tho Spanish
ConsnPs house was menaced by the reyoluti0nists
on which the Spanish vessels OF war In port land
cd party Of marines for his protection. II the
town had not been taken by the government for,
ces on the I'd, the Spanish vessel would probably
have commenced hostilities against the revolo-
tionists, on account of the seizure OF the Spanish
brgand many atrocities committed against SIan-
ish residents. Foreign vessels Of war were daily
expected which. rs usual would arrive when their
services not required. Mr. Justin, the just
lyesteemcd American Charge, II 10 said, expected
| two vessels daily. ga sa;
| The present revolution may be strictly classified
! anti Social movement--the motives beng x
| Power. Plunder and Revenge. Several cstate own
| era and their overseers had been murdered and
| their property sacked in the most atrocious man.
ner. All the most respectable citizens. young and
old, turned out as volunteers, and have behaved
most gallantly in action especially tho company
Of rinemeu, composed Of gentlemen volunteers,
who. in the attack upon Laguayra, sianoed the
enemys artillery, consisting Of twelve pieces,
principally 24's by severe fire from tho adjacent
heights.
Don Pedro Gual, much respected as most hon-
orable and capable man, c"ntinued IN charge OF
tho Executive The President; NJ. N. dc Tovar.
was momentarly expected from Valencia, whore
ho had Proceeded tn encourage the Constitutional
authorities This gentleman ia civilian und one
Of the best and most patriotic of Venesuelans.--
On the lst Of September, when the troops left Car
to attack Laguagra, all the ladies went to the
This expression Of pathy on the part Of the fair
no doubt animated the soldiers to double exer-
ton. As they passed one church filed with their
mothers, wives aud sisterr. the cirds were cnthu-
sastic in reply to the prayers and teras OF the wiz
mon.
A Vivandiere fought in the ranks with great
courage, and claims to have killed several Of tho
men Two soldiers of opposite parties. who were
in hand to hand encounter, found then, selves
brothers. and il is needless to say the revolutions
lists at once gave In. Many incidents might be re-.
lated and we have to deplors the loss Of several
brave fellows. among whom is young Juan Casa-
nora. Many Of the common soldiers In the revo-
lutunists ranks we're dragged from their homes
and forced into action at the swords point
Thus often the Government forces are compelsed
to destroy men known TO be good citizens. &c.,
&c., &c. ar Wea e." 7.. dt
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