The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16


sereo wnen the nomination for Governor 70 be male
Of an extremely doubtful character. However, the
the democratic hickory poles viii y the coors d Dcxa
son and Tucker2 In the mean while, Wheo the Atlas
editorial rooms we again honored by psasant, social
visit OF distinguished" hard Shells will u not be well
ior 'ne unity OF the party for the harmony Of rsmmany
and Mozart 10 announce 70 the public that Governor Ock
inson ana Secretary fucker met Mr. Cassidy by appoint
ADANANuNE.
Highly Important from vsnezueIa.
A NEGRO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH co
vsBNMENr TR0ops-sERIoUs NAssACRE-A JUDGE
AssAssiNATED-THE AssAILANTs REPUL5ED FOR a
wHiLE-A WAR OF COLOR AND RACE INAUGu-
RATED-TRADE SUSPENDED AND COMMUNE ALTON
FROM PUERTO CABBLLO To THE INTERIOR CUT OFF.
tffom the Philadelphia baletin, July IA.
by toe bark White Wing, which sailed from Puerto Ca
oeio July ], We have important news from venezaeia
The negroes Of the villages in the vicinity risea ana
committed horrible oatrages requiring the empoymen
Of troops to put them down order. The fol
lowing letter from correspondent describes the cir
cumstances:-
PUERTO CARElIo, June %, 1859
On the 18th Of this month negro population OF
surrounding villages against ths town. assAssnang
the Judge Of the village named Goguaza, most aocio
~, cutting his BODY almost 70 pieces fhey proceeded
thence other vlases-Moron, Borburats and Pata
DemO-t0 increase their fOTcs Having collected their
ieDds they passed through the outer part OF ths city
the night, procsming assassination and plunder In Bor
ourasa and PaAnemo they brutay murdered four pease
bic and honest citizens.
On the night of the 18th they advanced, in number
about $780, 20 attack this CITY, Fortunately theeve Of the
18th bad gwen warning 10 the pcpuspn to prepare for
the we WITH the loss Of four
killed and twenty wounded AS the night was RAINY ana
very dark and Is force in regular soldiers very
Of the city, was not deemed prudent 70 pursue them
Moreover We could rot tell how great their numbers
WERE so they were suffered to escape carrying of their
wounded some OF whom have since died 10 the villages
Our loss one soldier killed and superior officer
wounded the horee of the latter being killed. as was also
that of our Chief the poor beast receiving
three shots.
Since that night they have not dessted from their out
rsges citizen and Spaniard, both worthy men have
been murdered by them Many of the inhabitants hsd
fed TO the woods for safety or there would have been
more murders Committed. good many Of the fue.ves
to the woods have since arrived here In safety la CON
sequence Of these disorders business here ia aost sus
psnded.
about armed as there are threats to attack us
again NTH the object of conmns n,,rder and n,nndar
ing prepsry Our With The Interior
aHogetner ateirupseo. NO one comes IN ana no one
goes ous' we nave Tree communEasion Dy post win va
iepcia, out oy the mountain road the Telegraph
rom mere 70 Caracas mas been cut down more than
thirty times since the 10Th inst As last as s repaired
V cut down. as Il passes through ono OF the insafeent
villages which visited by an outside column OF troops
whenever II Is possible
Since the l7h OF June there have been several engage
menus between tne troops ana inc negroes bus the Latter
Away retreat N among the bushes from whence they
can nre on our men safely; Within three days VIC have
d;srs Eiad and woundsd We i've ~ caus,sn, n. sS
mes. ha;n1 roanac"S cons;nr.,,v 18th .,,ecrs w,h y
vert 6sv and nioht at Tho o,actad ,he
Muncpay At the place called La Essacsds which from
the Of the sin Of Land ia easy OF
the seaside to the inside arbor This part Of our city
tending down towards the wharves called Puen.e Den
tro and is occupied mostly by foreigners ENGAGED
in the vholessle business. The outer town sr.
tending from the Municipality in the opposite
direction called Puente Fuera terminates at the
beginning ofhe ruraregop forming town much larger
than Puente Dentro But all open in every direction
would require 5000 to defend IL from an attack
ing force So all IL population has rushed to Puente Den
those Of the outer town are abandoned The owners 20
their houses in the morning. but return t. sleep IN
Puente Dentro fear OF being massacred In the night by
the negroes who come In small bands from ali the outer
villages.
How long this state OF things will last Icannot tell seve
raj columns of troops in pursuit Of the insurgents
they fly tho woods soon as they approach and re-
sumo their ravages when they disappear 1t Is feared
that we relax vigilance they will surprise the town
murder all they cam plumber the houses and afterwards
burn them
During the aJst days Of alarm all the women and chill
to-, IN LOTT tu,uss ~ w Ia the vessels In port, but
'S Tta .n s, =, M, i,t snu. e.
ouestion Of bscEs and hiSs .nc,oac ", n,y
ds.s. ~ $4,000 - = onosc" paper, winch
an .cc0un. 3. some s tecen! evenm
the ssase of sfs,s throrohor, ~ %. y, w, pu.
bad little better than sSsrcbv nrevs';ns very
w. samt n",;s;n ,s. evalnx every wnere:
crsoo rsrchors - ~" Tot w ~ trs 'oS,en sno
men for or n,oscon hut s have s & ,v u OF Ivy
ie anp n,,, r,snr
AoCouNT oF THE DISTURBANCE, FROM THE DIARI0
nEkOANTIL, OF PUERTO cAsELLo, OF JUNE 25.
In me Daro OF the 10th inst we gave an account Of the
insurrecon OF Guaguaza naugurated by the assassna
ton Of the Parocha Judge, Miguel Mayo. The rapid pro-
gress OF The nsurrecton was due TO the activity Of the
Cnlei pro tem Antonio kuz native OF st. Domingo, un
DER tue assumed name OF Tomas Falcon paray zng this
port and AL KINGS OF business for men OF all ages and
conditions new TO arms TO support the government and
protect their families from vandal outrages. It was for
this reason that the publication Of the Daro Msrcanl
Was interrupted But now that the danger Is past and
things are quiet we will give an account OF the principal
events that have occurred in this port since the 18TH
tbs Kuiz or Falcon is the same person who accompa-
MED the Auar az second chief Of the conspiracy
OF Ocumare DC u Coea After their defeat the Aforesaid
Dominican came to Guaguaza where he has been hidden
for over Two months, collecting men and materials for
war to raise again the standard Of rebellion. The place
was very convenient because the people Of Guaguaza