The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-14
News from VenezueIa.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENTS.


CARACAS, April Is, 1890
Rscpmtno Of Co~ras-Pvyor-Louejcy Rcseiis on aS
Floor-7heiv 3sbSke By ae Pres-Elsaio~ Of President
5he Repsslio-R<siowotion Of Ne Old CaaSna-Ovpana.
sation Of the NeS O~e-Genrai Paes Appotated Secretary
Of w~-wW He Aoepts-Tk Rspstlc In Psaos-
Dean Of General Brio, &C.
Many fActs BE- communicated 70 the HAID for the
general Information Of your readers about This far south
country, little and badly appreciated by TIE
msn Of The old country.
Copces was Installed on ths Sch inst but 10 the pre-
sent their debates Of interest Whatever with
the exception Of high toned Discussion ABOUT the
Presidents message entirely overlooked by the Speaker
II you have your Lsveoy and your Pryor, We not
very much In need Of them, although have MOI yet
taken advantage OF the "cods 70 settle parliamentary
skirmishss The Journal Indpdst> rebuked very gently
the os employed The floor, and for TIA, motive
ia editor resaased upon and quoted, and ccnsured
and excommunoaed but Mr. Rojas had the good taste 70
oppose silence TO abuse.
From the general Of the elections, scrutinized
by Congress sr Manuel r. Tov elected President Of
the republic and ST. Dr. Pedro Coral Vice President both
without any considerable competition But for tho cleo
ton OF Dcsienado Third President, the balo<ng ws
repeated four times, Congress being divided between
General Cordcro and Senior r. j. RoJ, until the division
being undecided each Congressman insisting on his can
didate the by law applied 70 elect General Cordero,
the one who bad most votes, although not majority.
This viii prove you that venezuea tired Of revolution,
and always afraid she ID Of the sword looks for her
seiy the civil party, without forgetting the servi,es
Of the sword Otherwise General cordcro Ia a very dig
pned g.nieman, and has been very useful In defeating
the rebels
The old Cabre, presented their resignation immediate
" afier The election ms good practice. for M 10,
CONSTITUTIONAL President Afforded him Inc opportunity OF
some~hs, needed charge He accepted The resignation
ard formed new Ministry, ~ follows
General j. A. Pxex for
Perez Velasoo, Interior
y Nendoxa, or.s.'.......'........fofes ,esnoos
General fssz IN The rnsiropo. Of The Atlantis and
there not o;ner men nearer home 70 appoisv am an
outsider ant consequently not IN the palace secrets Bat
according 70 reason think that the selection 81
tsfion Of honesty VERY well erited Indeed but with
out cor sultlng the actual circumstances 10 one OF
those venerable monuments Of our past but Of no avail
Now for Gen Paez. You viii discover at glance upon
machinery that 20 want some substantial tact 70
control the agitation OF our political sea Inc President
10 an excellent man perhaps 10, good for the place Just
now: but without the prestige that our ten thousand rene
rails colonies ccmnanaers &C ,mpsrousy demand. Gen.
sure, ando the truth - It's The only one whom the
Revolutionary party would surrender themselvcso There
the real explanation Of the appointment, and the
loud and noessant csor recalling he Leon De Payara 10
his old abode. you ask wheth " be viii come or not,
people VIII answer zee in the msss but those who know
beter though few IN number, think the hon will prefer
10 remain quiet his arre rwher than 70 take the Geld
again. Every knowr his business; but Gen Paez
ought 70 thns trce before he gives negative answer 70
unhsypiy osrno, say that The republic ls In peace;
bat the greatest Part Of tho work done % far Gene
raj Falcon Mss Nancy " IN parts unknown. The west
provinces enjoy certain tranquility In the east
the tiger u eat, General sotllo keeps the country
srouhe or rervecu,,on. ,s said by The latest news
that be died Of dyssnsery In his cattle estate.