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FROM VENEZUELA The brig Rowena. Wilson,
fourteen days from Lasuayra 10 Philadelphia,
brought letters and papers from Caracas, (dates
2S,h and 29.h ul!)


1t is said in Caracas, that the Territorial Gre
dit law will probably pass the Senate, II having
already passed the House of Keprtsentallves, but
that President Souble,te woHld probably veto it
This scheme proposes to issue credit bonds on the
faith .! the Nation 10 the amount OF several mi.
lions, and loan The same TO planters on pledges of
their estates Congress had been occupied nearly
all the session III discussing this scheme, and party
spiri, was running high the subject, both In and
out OF Congress.


The tariff at Venezuela upon American produce,
it was said, would not be altered The announce,
ment, in the Caracas papers, that Mr. Polk had
appointed another Charge d d'Aiidlres OF the United
States in place of Mr.. Ellis, had created the belief
generally, in the Congress, that The 7 ) Govern
nent does not approve OF Alr. Ellis's views, con
tanned in his letter TO the Minister OF Foreign AT
fairs published there last January. Previous TO tie
publication Of new appointment OF United States
Charge by the new President, ii was believed IN
Caracas that Mr. Ellis would be entirely success
full in his efforts


Produce was scarce and high. The rainy season
had set in.