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LATER FROM LAGUAYRA AND PoRTo CABELLo.
The brig Selim, Capt. Dunham, arrived last night,
from Laguayra 18th ult., and Porto Cabello 22d
We receive by her the following intelligence -
The rainy season had set in, and it had rained
lncessantly for three months. The roads through
the mountains were consequently rendered i'm
passabe, and no produce could be brought to
market. Coffee was scarce as none had been
brought to Laguayra. Business was dull, and
the markets glutted with American produce.
The export duties were taken off of coffee. Flour
would not pay freight.


A military guard had been stationed at Carac-
cas- on account of the coming elections, as some
lnsurrectlonary movements we're anticipated.


The Roads from Porto Cabello to Valencia
and from Laguayra tie Caracas, were entirely
stopped by the rains. The rainy season had COM
menced six weeks sooner than it had been known
before for many years Coffee and hides were
very much damaged by the rains The Quaran-
tine which had been on for eight months at La
guayra was taken off just before the S. sailed
~ Y. Tribune of 5th inst.