The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

Shipment OF South American Cotton
Return Of the Traitor Monagas-Great
Excite me rat In Caracas--The Venezuela n
Government on Southern Privateers, DC.
BY the arrival OF the American bark Thomas BALLET,
which into this port with full cargo Of cotton from
Venezuela, are in possession OF late advces from La
guayra General Monapas had landed the eastern pro.
vlnces, procaimng against Paez, the tyrant who
has oyerNlcd Legality ID his beloved country. General
Falcon, independent combatant, at Barquismeto.
- Caracas was in state Of very great excitement.
The brig Ida sailed with the Thomas ballet with another
cargo Of cotton.
YR1yATEERS IN VENETIAN PORTs--HOw THEY
SHALL BE TREATED.
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instructions of his in regard to the treatment
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sf- RErrRric VENEZUELA, !
DEPARTMENT FOREIGN AFFAIRS, =
ssrw- CARACAS, July 20, 1861.
Inform the Secretary Of State for the Departments or
War and Navy that through him notice may be gwen 10
the commanders Of stations narne) and port captains
asfolows-
The executive mower has bees informed that the sum
ssr "a prvateer OF the Confederate States of America
which have separated from and taken arms against the
Unon arrived short since Puerto Cabello, with
the schooner Abby Bradford OF Boston, as good prize,
and eneavored 10 sell the vessel as well her cargo
In Of this II becomes necessary fix
the rules which shall observed BY Venezuela such
Cases The government, desiring TO preserve entire
Way IN the contest which unfortunately exists between
tho States Of the North and those Of the South the Anne
treaty Of friendship, and navigation ceebra
cd between Venezuela and the United States the 9th
day Of August 1860. approved with constitutional for
maly on the part Of both governments and which alone
lacks the exchange Of The Instruments Of rahcation has
resolved To issue the following instructions to the
mandcrs OF stations and port captains, that they may
hereafter be guided by them in their conduct
]. They shall not permit the armng, equipment or
shipment Of crews for prvateers in the ports OF the
public.
3 Neither shall they permit vessels war or priva
teers TO enter with prizes WHICH they may have taken
g. They shall grant assistance TO prvaleers except
only when by Of damage shortness OF provisions
they compelled TO seek refuge the ports Of the
public. Bat in The first they shall not allow their
stay port for longer period than is absolutely ins
pensabe Cor repairing the damage and in the second they
shall not be allowed 10 in port for than
twcnty four hours nor 10 purchase larger quantity OF
provisions than necessary for the voyage tho
est port of the country from which they received their
c0mmssions and in shall they he allowed TO sell
prizes the ports Of Venezuela under any petext either
wholly or in part.
4. II vesseisof-war enter any port without prizes
pFvacers in the circumstances described they shall not
- allowed to make sail until any other vessels which
have previously weighed anchor shall disappeared
from the horizon.
have the honor to communicate the foregoing, that
you may circulate the same among the commanders Of
stations and port captains With high consideration,
am, &c, MORALES MARCANO.
Is copy (signed( NADAI.