New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
FROM MEXICO.
The Uctrcnt OF the neutrality-suspicious.
Address TO the Mexican soIdiers- n"iiny
in Caracas-Frem Eenezneia.

Address 10 the Mexican Soldiers- n"itny
in Csracas--Frem Venezneia.
From Our Special Correspondent,
HAyAyA, June :, 1852.
The steamer which brought the confirmation Of he
defeat Of the French brought the following
Particular, of the reiyeot Of he French obss,r,i from The
.l-pc Of me Cathedral. IN FueIa, b. he CH'sen AlaH
ThesGusrters PAST p. uTte trains Of the enemy
nue tbe rerogais movement on the road to Ans.oe te
ea e Of tie sides Of the road ie II an aud formed
tie .iue 81 march, interpreting vita tue "ason,. Ia,
Five O'Clock D. .1he batteries remain on me piaa stn
,tei tie road ard Leigh: = Amsucan resting
principally point behind he ruhs OF Rancho Oao "hch
10 Ia mont OF the new inlet owl 81
Pepesuct be southern SIDE OF "a. roed u n.n
OF infantry with couesp 9udn nnm2e 81 pieces Of nornG
sr -Ey also body ofeavsfy On the N o. 10, .0 rs
hef cousde sbr orre OF nauf. Inc wiSohs nave ~
.s. .cruil naicEls Ire ths troops from Feposncli
come down 20 rue iota 81 |lo--'' lli.1 1
them Ives from ihe f2np ca eSI % oe lHp
sh Two columns Of oianty advance ifom ihe farm
az Los Alaino. themselves lac road seou, or
cAaIy IL formed ~ The head OF Che coHnn, wh,h oe,ins ne
sch The Fusd Of Auoz0c the artillery t. plsesd 10 the
rear o. artillery and last Of a. tie cilEn Is closed b.
CO. o. of iufn,ry disappearing t. snsoes Of the
70 J. D. 90 u.;e;s d tbe hamlet Of AinoEoc
Ps,bia, May g. lsOA PAflA.
PRocLANiTIoNs.
The Gen0ai" CHG n ne 4y7yr 1e Es" 70 he SlSieT'
Companion. tn Aru.G en-. as,e you upon your inco
pofaou WITH the army OF the East and ara much rsoiced
tla know you 10 be valiant well met 1cied and di,c
Piaed 'olde. i.u s,e cont to S9l''e lie g9.y . &C
qri-d on tie o,h 10 our contest WIN w .engA 'sfce
hca e-Fiaei oad dsco9rEaed are on our rou ofiy lag
themselves very soon, mS friends. We shall eve TO our
coantr, dy Of glory AVID tho weapons a tie great
ausiusto vut lst0 your tsud viii thss prouG aghsng
ior our p,nd-ooe they have done fox Lhery snd Re
form ye! your brow the laure acquired in Iona
Alta GuaGlJifa seas, eud tapuap n aud predict 70 you
thst The viii % very enclrced WITH the I'M
pcrisstc CROWN, yth victory Is preparing for you Com
ption 10 aims! Live the itAican Republic! Live the In
dependence and liberty Of our county! u .
Your General snd friend. T. LABAOOIA.
LsIdq 4artC,5 7 h.. hsrlcdi1', Nay : 1852.
ri e. .TH- % tfav
ne ~ lgg-e u.fV 90 c1gfdgd.
Companion, ia In ono day Of strife you have been
peused for many months Oi shcgs victory az
crowned your efforts sud the enc cages have crossed tie
iy Offering a the foot OF the Mexican banner
their l.urrls q Sesastopc, Magenta and SolfeTino.
soldiers give you Il, thanks for having behaved ike
valiant anl good Mexican Our country Is proud you
me nj mrh winch you hsve obtained viii be- fruitful ia
reuls and tie name Of slo3.oo respected 90 i ds.efes
thanEs yo You gave oash' esains: the be-. soldiers Of
them Of TIL state OF 'ers CFuz olaes c ae State
Mexico united La ihc enemy net son. united yoa lie"
70 meet hin. aud united has cor ctownsd you.
sode You have saved tte honor aud the Independence
OF out country and the same tssts sou Companols IN
arms Live tie Ind p,udsucc lNe the Lhety Live the
supreme Government! fEI.l!E b. BLKRiOZABAL.
~ the arrival of II. C. NJ. steamer Veasco, we
have papers from Caracas and La Guaira 20 the I'm
ult. From tie Consrcio " the l7th, L CLEAN as
follows:
from daylight on the lCtb, considerable move
ment WAS Noticed among tue tr0ogs OF tho column OF
Gen. G irrido under command OF the first command
an, Carlos PatruliO, who have siuce tie yh been
here as Garrison. The guards Of the Jail aud arsenal
composed OF men belonging 70 said column. under
tie lieuts. Gagcars and Sanchez mGiini d. and i'm
nediatey orcned the gates oil tie prison the pTs-
oaers were armed from the arrenal, and headed by
Rafael VIavieso ar chief, Sinecnte Cnrrzales,
Thomas Maddro, and Cols. AruunGeray, joaquin
Rodriguez, DrAmyo, and llipolita AFcay. TIE guard
o. the barracks II The lnncheras, composed Of 20
men Of tie 8ime eo.rmn, under compand OF an
officer whose name W. were nnahls 10 learn, see
oudoi the movement of the prisoners, brbed with
out doubt as were tue other guards. The valiant
Patrulio being ia the b. tracks, and noting the
etrsugo movement arose hastily 10 learn tie cause
soriu. d company of artillery GA tue walls marching
In TINT direction with Imvicso and CarriZales at
their head, ordered his tOiniors to FORM and began
20 die ute orders which Were disobeyed. Seeing
himself lost, Le tried to animate bis men, pg.ising
the Governments At The sauie time he was ordered
20 surrender TO which he replied, Il viii die first "
aud on monouncing these words, Carrizales struck
him twice with saOer; one blow fell On his breast
the other on bis leit wrie He was then tied. TO-
getht: with the second IN command, Estanislao
oucva, CaIts. Vargas, and four subalicrn officers,
who were IN the bricke, aod refused TO surrender.
Ptguiio even thus tel, received tall IN his right
foot. Arismedi was also MADE prisoner, who was
passing the lrincheras corner. no one knew what
was occurring at the iiue-not "A shot, not cry Was
heard during all tins time. Meanwhile, those from
the prisons were preparing TO march upon the bar
racks OF the Alameda, thinking II would surrender
AZ the first ninaton. Gen. NGrturell issued al the
moment rom hid house, having noticed strange move-
ments and voices finding TWO senine AZ his door, but
who did not impede his movements. AZ aiew steps
distance, he was surrounded by group Of "misera-
blcs," WHO cried hoarsely. XIII himl XIII him! y
and tearing away his sword, he General refused
10 deliver IL up. ", 0bscrUerS of htS AFFAIR htd
oirsrcs to avoid beholding lhe horrible murder Of
this old man, we thought be could not escape
from the bands or these nssAssns aud crayers OF hu
man blood, but fortunately Of more benign near,
among them, Andres Borges, prevented 1t, ana
saved his life, thrusing aside those who surIodhdsu
him, and carrying him personally to the prison. per-
chance 20 asaassnate him later; but God Witches
over the good, aud a second time was ths worthy
soldier saved by three prisoners, who under Var'ous
preteAts conveyed him through the insurgents 70 'c
house OF foreigner in the snme street. hes9 nth
were Juan Beri, Jose V. Fernandez, anu JOG .'ai.
Otero Padilln. The Insurgents, ilndmg 'ncy woula
have TO take the barracks OF the Alameda oy s'oim'
commenced from tho espanade fearful iife " on
these buildings This Oogan about o;oo a. III. Inc
soldiers IN The barracks under The Comandanle, Con
stan,ino Llamozas, obcyiog the gallant Col LUIS
OionzaloF, I'D upon those outside, ana prevehteu
their advance aud they, seeing strong Resistance
made, put III practice al methods The! could con