New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
FROM HAVANA.

The Rebellion i'm TenezueIa-Wout Of the
RebeIs-The Insnrreciion in Porto Rico
sHppres~ed-EnRlish Outrage OH an
Americans Cifizen-Arriynis md De-
pnTtures Of Rebel Blockade Runners.
IRON Our Special Correspondent.
HAVANA, April %, 1863
Our dates from Venezuela from Caracas
March %. TIE Government announces that the
Rebels, who were going to attack the capital had
been beaten and routed, after three days fighting.
The Rebels have been put TO flight in Carabobo. In
Aragus the enemies Of the Government had lost sew
eral officers, arms, and provisions There was no
cause FOR uneasness in tue East Order has been re-
.stabli,hed in Guayana. The ex-Presdent, Monagas,
vas still closely pursued. A cargo of cotton SEED,
ent from the United States, had arrived az Caracas
md had been distributed throughout all the prov
aces
From Porto Rico we have newspapers mp 70 the
9th int. II. G. NJ. steamer Herman Cortez le't on
be 18th FOR 81. Domingo, 10 get the troops whcn
yeTe sent there TO Qusll the instruction and which
re no longer required, "as perfect calm Telgns
here now -
From 81. Domingo we have dates TO the 9th, but
see nothing worth Transmitting. ,
/ with to call your attention, and that OF all
rrericaus 10 a Circumstance which occurred here
w dave since involving the grossest violation o.
lie Spanish jurisdiction here, and OF the Tlghls oil
d Americans especIallyof shlpmasters ana seameh,
] d. L
. onr GoCa pment which has too long quietly
srne the oatrages perpesrated under toe Enghsh
~: An American seannsn, james hoIilhs, was
lgularly shipped by licensed sbipplng'Inaster Of
liverpool, at that port Ia DecemOei laS'' he "as
Orn 10 New-1ork. ~,
isrnard by name, was III hts gig at the wharf here,
nd cIsimed of the captain Of the American bark H.
.estigator Ito the crew Of which Rollins belonged
his mau as having deserted from his ship some
nontbs ago, and declaring himself TO be the COM
nander of the Nile took iOrcible possession Of Rol
Tins from the boat Of the bark Investigator III VIII Gu
be was 1T the time In spite Of the protests OF RD
linz he was taken to the Nile, where he pm, IN
chains and carried 70 Ees the next morning. hope
most earnestly that our Government will not allow
tbis case 70 paos.
tiesrn ihs, our Acting CoDsui-General, Mr.. Saw
age, is Going all that is possible under the crcum-
Stances for the relief OF Rollins; but meanwhile be
81 suffering the mahgniiy Of our self-styed neutral
friends. Again let me beg OF You 10 call the atien'
flon Of the American public 70 the affair.
/ note the following arrivals and departures:
April l9AFuvec, Confederate soOp A. J. Hodge, Gays
from Mobile ~ tuDs; wish cotton.
April ig-Aui'ed days from Mobile, Confederate fhoon-
sr Mia III tuns with cotton
April 2O-Ariyed day, from Mobile Conodorste steamer
Alice, Gl6 tunsi with cotton FOurth successful p made
lately
April 2OsaSd Confederate schooner Three Brother,
Ags 26-sailed Confederate schooner EvIs Eager fyr
M1tamOfos.
Apd 5O-ssilsd Confederate schooner Laura Dudley, for
Hn1mOros
April n Arrived. Confederate soop Gen Worth . Gsys
ffem 81 MARKS, H., 10 ton.i with cotton