New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

successful hes'2nntton OF e3eu. Burt-
Revolution in kIsytI-Thc CRptaiu-&.en-
craI of Cubs Determined 30 suyY'res,
the SIavc-Trudc.
From Our 6peciG Correspondent
HAvAsA, Mry 10 1863.
A letter from S.. Thomas under da.e Of lot met.
save: In regard to Venezuela, | will state 10 you
that the Federation Rebels marching in tri-
J umph upon the Capital, after having subjected TO
their rule all the western and southern part Of the
Republic, and large part OF the center The diplo-
matte corps went out on the 23i Of April 70 have a
conference in tie neghborLood OF Caracas with
: Guzman Bllnco, the cLief of the besieging army.
Il was known beforehand that the said chief would
exact, as a cardinal ponI for th" opening Of nego
tistioos, the cessation OF The dictatorship. We have
no more particular"
The DiariO tie IA Norma (IIsvansl says: "Sev-
ersl Spanish subjects in Caracas, tue Marquis OF
Casa Leon 1t their head, have lately resolved them
selves into g vigilance committee for the protection
Of their cOmpatrios and their INTEREST," and applied
20 the Sqauish naB-of-war Petr0ria, and were re-
ferred 70 the Spanisu Charge de Afairs. We have
since heard that the conference ABOVE alluded 10
took place IN The town Of Vale, and truce was
agreed upon, during which Government should be
formed in conformity with the public wishes. Gen.
Psez aud lis secretary, Pedro Roas resiguing, sew
eral Cisaileeted perSyns arrested ~ Caracas have
been placed OF liberty.
We are also told of a rebellion in Iayti, which
was put down, but no particulars gwen.
On the 18Th tie Hispano-C onfedora steamer
Sober sailed from this port for Mobile but az short
disianc from the Moro burst one Of her haes Sig
nails OF distress were raised but 20 there cloud
4 Of vspOT enyelopiDg her, the CAPTAIN OF the Port
who knew she earned p0wcer AID who thought her
be lire, cid not send GDy ana i be discovered
, that the cloud was Of steam, when two tug-hOats
were sent out 10 Tow her IN. Two men wers killed
end one 30 badly scaded that be died ia the Charity
> Iio-uftgl here the urX Neutuue u.
chlsed by the SonOma ontHide, bat nieIt came on
before leaving the Spanish lurifdictOn, and being
|, fast sailer, escaped during The night.
y Our CaptJn-tieneral has gone TO his country seat
for the Slumer, and given up various cxcur,iOns
= about the Island. Several cargoes OF negroes have
:, been caught by the Government and emaucipat.d.
~ You will remember t1e plan / wrote yon about
" some time since for the development Of cotton plan.
" tations on this inland, viz: tho Government offers
- ten emancipated negroes for each caL0Leria oil
Z GROUND planted with cotton IA cGbaNeTiG il 3 acres
- 2jO OF these negroes have been distrihute1 hely
. Our Captain. Geuera really determined to do
all in hie power to put down the traffic in human
= flesh He has exiled to Spain, or rather bauished
20 from the island DursnJn and several other slave.
~ Dealers and by the ls-t royal mail steamer ecu,
- away Mapue Calvo, q wealthy ironmonger. IL
! seems this Cavo had received an expedition OF
I, negroes, but had refused 10 pay the captain and
- Oihsr parties concerned III the affair; two of them
- found him bis coffee estate aud snot az him, but
merely shot away part Oi his ear
=. They then entered The bouse and demanded their
70 money; not having il with him he waE Obliged 70
= sign draft payable sigh. In lavsna, and hreat-
enlng that IT IT wss protested, he should psy for II
> with bis life; on Their departure be Immediately
here ordered the draft 70 be- protested aud pre-
y sented himself before tie Captan.General, saying
= bis life wss in dagger and claiming protection, &c.
~ Gen. Duce who knew Of his having received the
= negroes Immediately OWNED the motives OF the at
" tack on hIs e and oroeEet him lnstantiy on board
, the steamer telling hun that men who would take
II hs life in The country would DO % IN the city that
bo wished no such crime to be committed, aud only
allowed him TO give general power Of attorney "a
ma wife notice OF which WITS duly published IN the
rapere), and no left for Spain.
h il reported that the famous Zulueta Is under
arrest, but 10 Rt liberty, OoLds OF SI2JoOV haVlus
been Given and accepted.
C NAV 9-Arrived English schooner Martha Jsne, day.
A from S. MARKS. n tans. cei.on.
May l0Arriysd English sl0op Ann, days from Tampa
Nav Ii-ssisa Confedsrs,e schooner Anna Mris, fo
y Batsnorss also sailed Confederate 'ehoonof A. A. Hodge
= NAV IJ-sai.d English steamer Ruby. for maiaraoIU
, slso ssied English steamer Neptune ief hatamosas.
Msy Ia-Sailed Dglish Nia ot JaIsicai also
,si.d. Confederate steamer Cu5t for Nassau. :,
g May l6-Aniyed Confederate .o6ooUer Clementne' Il
oeys s,".d Cosisd.rst, sloop Magnolia dsys frou
Mobile tuns WITH oetton aso, sailed Spanish steamed
Union for hslan0.s aud the Conedefase steamer A'sn
uG fy law is@saiied Fnslish steamer Alice for Nassau
May i0-Auivsd Eog.h 'ehoOnor'irSois. dsy from 81
y nave iurt met Capt Purdy, master of the En-
elish chip Wentworth, from Savanna la Mar, ia
G 1aics bound Tor London. She was on the 1th inst
tweuty miles from the Moro. and on the morning O
q tho S,a went ashore on Salt hey Bank. Tue cur
rents had carried the vessel out oi the CAPITA q
reckoning hs also TWO other vessel, ono bark
the Hesse Daimstadt, and the other Bag nane anC
e nation unknown. Cant. Purdy, after strenuous OK
z ettIous with his crew, succeeded in getting th'
= Wentworth afo2t. she was however, leaking
n badly. She wac loaded with jl7 hogsheads sugar
c aud "a puncheOns rum-ihe sugar washed out ah'
. csTeencd the vessel.
On she 9th, finding nns feet Of water IN tho bolC
and the leak gaining Capt. PuTdy and crew were
obliged TO abandon her. taking to the bosts' On tnc
ION at a. H., they picked up by Capt. wade
OF the American schooner Lorena, who dl II III eCu
a siderable nsk during stormy weather and he%Vy
sea. Capt. Purdy, desires through your columns, 1C
d earnestly thank CspI. Wude for this kindness AZ
= also for the exceedingly generous aud KIND tieal
msnt rendered 10 him and tV bis crew during Their
q passage TO Havana.
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