The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10
News from Venexaela.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARACAS, March Is, lebV
Ccddto Of Versse,a-Ferocity Of SO,iI'o-s L'a1,rioas
D.tat-7he R.Je,s Routed Eceryrolere-A Nephew Of
B1,ur in l.e Fpid-AGairs in the Els.-RSuscna.ion
If Commerce. aaros Tal-Locn Of $500 eco to the
Goceynme,s-A Neso journal on the American STYLE dc.
am far from saying that yenezueIA is tranquil, but
is also far from being in the imminent crisis in which
month ago. We had then army OF Vantay
calling at the doors Of Valencia, and had troops
oppose them. But the impending danger produced Q
MIRACLE and the Commander In Chief Of tho government
General Cordero, owing to delay Of eight days the
part OF tho enemy marched against them, and won q
very important victory.
souio the best friend and compeer OF Monagas retreat
cd, tiger like, fighting and bleeding, tenAciousy followed
by Baca, whose assassinated by Ssllo Two Of
the this ferocous chief have fallen the retreat
ATanguren another liberal, WAS met, aod his troops
vanquisbed, by Ramos Aguado, another liberal,
vas t~rs routed IN San Sebastian. ADD Falcon (peop'e
call him Donna Jaana, say "Mss Nancy, disappeared
aiier the battle OF Caracoi, or Copie.
Thus you SEQ that most Of tho chiefs OF the revolution
them after the battle; aud this Ia principal fault,
unless II explained by the fact that both couqusror and
conquered remain exhausted after the encounter that
the latter alone Is ANXIOUS 10 move
Our victories notwithstanding did not prevent the
bets from attacking the town Of Yare forty miles
distant from our capital There old captain Of the
Colombian army nephew of Bolivar defended himself
with 80 against $50 rebels, until he relieved
provdential succor, like in Lacknow.
DFe6eHt
ERECTION in the Eastern Provinces where eoherers
Of MuIagas uunerous aud attack the defence
lees towns most mercessly There IS ps,enque"
BaTceopa In which they are fortified and have rcpuised
the government forces Commander Rojss Is preparing
a tack With some guns, and he will succeed.
1t Is really remarkable by the way tina. Ven ,Zuelaus
always fight without guns, that powerful the pre-
sent century and the havoc s consequently more ter
rio'c,
Commerce reappears. From the interior we begin to
receive orders aDd staples IL is confidently as
serted that millions Of dollars In merchandise Will
enter potts In few months. We may say in fact
that I" Lhsn lraese Fenerae1a "
proof Of better feeling In tho political market
AIDE the fact that merchants lent $500
more TO the govern uens
Congress will probably meet towards the close Of this
month Ge yet need OF six Senators, retarded
their trips by the revelation.
The appointment OF Designate second Vice President
will be OF the first questions discussed when ute
dozen o. candidates will show their col0rs the floor.
rheu comes General Castros trial; aud he will have,
sufc; friends and advocates For the present he
goc health, waiting for the grand event Of
White House. we'll fed and paid by the national treasury
TIE appeal OF Vice President rovRr foe General Pae2
has produced sensation The little Mnpor attacked tn
measure calling Paez ambitious, while the Hsr0sao de-
Tended him, in concert with all the other ,urnais Ths
Monitor 10 the cog OF the old fsblehe bsrks at the noon.
Will General Paez come? dare cay that it Will puzzle
us oil to answer
Another newspaper is the taps 1t Is said that by
It's topography, management anu ways. the combA.
Iant viii be pAmerhaine Is editor aud proprietor,
Hon. 7. Ross has lived long enough with you to be
good hand in the work. He will his speech In the
Congress every morning. and publish his editorials every
evening
incepeed some OF the newspapers very much, and
obnoxious fellow Is badly handled by them One the
papers propounds this question Why DOES the Vene
zuenn consul ncfeno his country assaed by tho English
badly treated for the authorship OF your CORES
pondence.