The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
VENEZUELA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HeaALu.
The Revolutionary Fiasc0s I'm the Interior-
A Battle Mt Marches.

The Revolutionary Fiasc0s In the Inserior-
A Battle Mt Marches.
ST. THOMAS, Oct II, 1851.
Intelligence has been received by the English mail
from Venezuela with dates from Iaguayra to
the 0sh inst
The Dsario del Comereio contains long details Of the
conspiracy, which had been fortunately discovered in
time. faction in Bolivia headed by General Luciano
Mendoza had passed the oligarchy but had MOI,
yet taken any hostile action On the 30th September
two individuals named Sutil and PARA, belonging TO
said faction TO the headquarters OF General
Guzman Blanco, stating that Mendoza disposed to
confer with tho General at place called Fl Guapo at
preconcer.sd hour The meeting took place. and the
result that the faclious forces OF Tuy surrsn
dercd their and retired. II was nevertheless sus
pected to be ruse, with view o. gaming time How
ever force Of 500 young Corian volunteers under
General Fausino Pugar had arrived At the capital and
all fears OF danger were set at rest.
Gonzalo Csrdeua the rngeadcr or the revolutionary
ogarchy in the State Of Carabobo, had been captured
aud imprisoned.
Another chief named Martiano Romero had gone 10
Puerto Csbelo In search OF wariiks implements which
however, u would be difficult u impossible 70 dis
embark.
The police had seized two trunks pcar Caracas mad
with ten thousand cartridges and the manutacsurcr 4,
we'll ~ the carman Who conveyed them. were impris
oned The plan OF the consprators was to assAssnse
The Chief Magistrate OF The rep bile.
The division under General Justo Wales has done .
signal service v the country by gallant attack the
Insurgents IN Marches, . small place of Esperanxa
where there boodshed than they had sntiei-
pated. By this action Colonel Vidal Reboedo pro-
NOTED 70 the rank Of General Of Brigade, and similar
promotions were thereby obtained by General Solo,
Colonel orsllano, Commando Mejias and Commander
Martinez The action took place the Sch inst, and
the following Official report despatched 70 Marshal
Falcon, the PRESIDENT
LA EsysRAssA Oct g. 1857
the enemy Commenced his attack me Al sevss A. NJ
with abou, Four hundred The hgh has been Oh
situate and The enemy yet In sight think they will
ground bu. expect endorsements then ssans
them The gallant brigade my command has behaved
os ocers The name q The very active and
valiant Vidal Reooledo well a. ths brave and cool SOLO
10 quite noble soldier An the odcsrs troop under
my command are most decidedly brave.
ssads fSe,s are beside. more Sen among hs
officers and p1vases Of the enemy; bu1 have time TO
God and he confeieracy. Jrsro vALLEs
In Tachira attempts were also made 70 disturb the
public tranquility but chey failed being discovered
time, and the m<lconssnss ed The capt
OF the state.
The rcvoutlonsts had relied too much on general
rising IN the state Of Bolivar aud part Of Tia, Of Ara
gus.
Tho Spanish Minister at Caracas scaor Lopez de CO.
salos had forwarded uunlcsiian 10 The Consul In
lsguAyfa stating that rs ne risngs a. various points
might be the precursor OF vesy serious disorders b..
came necessary TO notify to all spanish sabiecIs u Oh
serve the srcest neutrality the occasion under pen
atty 81 suffering tho conseq eurcs " they violated Tue
respect 10 ihe constituted authorities
Senior Felipe Jos Perere Ieai the NJ p from Brszil
70 the ssnezusa republic had audience sne Pres
idenl
neral Miguel Gil having march Vi 70 the seat of war
General fschAno, lsts Minister for the Interior, had
taken charge Of The "svmondane,g as d,mas' Of the
district