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REVOLUTION IN CARACAS. From the Ex-
change Books, we learn that Captain Francis
Smith, of Barque Cora, at this port, states that
the brig PhGnix and schooner Angeique,
sailed from Maracaibo, Cd inst. for Laguyra,
with 500 government troops, for the purpose
of queing a revolution which occurred at
Caracas during the latter part of September,
at the instigation of an individual named Gus
manis,os, publisher Of Journal al that place,
and ostensible leader OF a large party of parti-
zans, known as the Gusmanistos party. Capt.
s. could gather no further particulars. Phil.
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