The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02


The steamship Atlantic, Captain G~ay, arrived hero yes
terday morning from Eayana whittier sao had gone 70
coang purposes, being unable 10 find supplies al Ike,
West without great loss Of time
BY this arrival have dates from Caracas, Venezuela
to April co. change Of Ministry had taken place. The
new appointments are as follows
Santiago Rodriguez Department of the Interior and
Justice Carlos El1ondo, Treasury; Nilayo Novas, 10
reign Relations and General Leon de Febrs Cordero for
the Navy and War.
The new Ministers sero !Raugurated in Office on the
evening OF the 0h at seven O'Clock, at which limo the
old Ministers resigned and retired
Cen Paez to start for the Eastern provinces
with the object Of coming to some understanding with
Gen. Sotila one Of the most influential chiefs Of the
revolutionary party.
BY the arrival of the brig T. b. Watson Capt Nunday
at this port have advices from Porto Cabeo to tho
10th ult Produce arrivals were small and prices ruled
high
General Cordero on accepting ministerial appointment
resigned the command Of the army, and the President
appointed IN his place General Jose Antonio Paoz who
WAS authorized 10 select and organize his stan. This
appointment had caused very general satisfaction with
the people, who looked forward with reyving
or better times and prosperous future for tho state
Letters had been received representing that Curepe aud
cancagua had been taken aud occupied by forces Of
the government.
DIR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, April 81, 1861.
Cnsed States Steamers in Pos-Opanoa Of Lsncolns Var
Proclamation IN Harana-Acr.ess, de-, DC
The steamship Atlantic, Commander Gray, under char
ter OF the Quartemasters Department OF the United
States Army arrived here last evening Cor Goals
ing been able to get her supply Key West without
much loss Of time The United States steamer Cru
sader arrived this morning also for conl which she could
not get seaonaby al the Key bad look on. for
my AZ time when millions must OF necessity, be wasted
IN the hands Of the ignorant and hnprovrient.
The pocsts hero who franc eXpedients for ST. Domin
60 and s change OF organic do not
OF the war inaugural Of President Lincoln. They say he
Of men and international obligations, that be
gotten his choong that he may take the property IL he
get 10, but not by that violence which would
destruction Of the people tho have the inherent right OF
constructing government t. insure and protect their
lives, property and happiness.
Tho spanish steamer yeasco left last evening for
st. Domingo, with stores and war munitions the
hand Of peaceful love, flowing with milk AMI honeythe
story not yet all told The Mexican steamer Constitution
arrived here the evening Of the GATH from Vera Cruz
2ist arrived here on the nir q the 18th, with full
list OF passengers and lots OF nows which last requires
cOnhi nation In many important particulars Tor which
wait further arrivals. For Cuba the IL bad
ties in the United Stes, il they should prove well
founded.
Our markets have, however, been more steady under
tho infection than was anticipated
sugars Nos. IL and l. at S. 81. 10 50 ~ per 100
Iouncs stock go 90 boxes in this port against go coo
Ffcgbts.-ior American vessels, not easily obtained,
at reduced rates other countries 20 los to Is los. per
ton.
FSchapse.--Iordon. prem, 60 days; New York, l.;
TO "a dis, DO New Orleans, par 10 l prem short,
Paris, S to s DIS.
Health coed.