i aitiss viii deiSi to listen to JIG wishes oi the nation.

 ad. That That J5eas IElxxeeee!!lleaeyy IElxxeeee!!leaey will will be lpleased to intercede Ior us with his lrl- l peflal Majesty, ill order that the free navigation ot the black Sea may be 1 grauted to the Greek flag.

 1 Nj. de hibeauplerre replied. that he would do his utmost to falill the wishes l of0reece, and that his imperial Majes- tvs instructions were to that effect; but lie thought It would be very difficult to obtain from the Porte the free nayiga- tIonel the Black Sea for the Greek flag. At this time (22d of January there are in the: Excheqner ,40U,OU0 Turkish Epiasters, including the i6O,O9O francs 1 whach the Baron de Rouen lately de- lipered from his Government.

 The Precurseur. states the following, from letter from Marseilles of the 9th: "A vessel arrived this evening announ- ces that lbrahim pacha had landed near l ITripoli, and that he was already master of two forts. Thus our Arabian allies have toresta!led Us in the African { expe- ditions 1t is said that an embargo has been laid at Alexandria, upon all yes sels, which accounts for our not having had any arrivals for some tineoo

 A merchant at Marseilles has fitted up a steam vessel like furnished hotel, in which he purposes to convey persons to Algiers, who may be curious enough to wish to witness the bomlsardment. ! Coioabia.-We publish below the Proclamation of General Arismendii, communicating the overthrow of the :Goyernment at Bogota. It is dated at Caracas on the 25th of April, so that there must be an error in the date f22d APril,) at which time the revolution is said to have taken place, in our last.- l The information upon which the Proc lamation is based, is dated at Valencia, on the 22d April, which probably gave rise to the error in date to which we have adverted:-

 f Important Evens-Juan B. Arismen- di, General ii Chief, Gommandant Ge- neral of the Department, &c. 61c.

 Early this morning lis Excellency the General Of Venezuela received the following communication:

 State of Venezuela, Head Quarters, Valencia 22d April ls30a To His Ex- ceaeney the General in Chief Don Juan ] E. Arismendi. Just now at o'clock in the evening, we have received from the Head Quarters of His Excelleney the Civil aHd Military Chief, the follow ing important notice:

 State ofY enezueia, Veteran Brigade, Cabudare, 20th April, 1890. To His Exeellency the Civil and Military Gen. in Chief. There has been received at this village a eonnunication from the Commandant of the District, containing the following iufonnation:.

 l In the capital of Bogota q revolution has taken place in favor of the cause of 5. Venezuela proclaimed by its inhablt- ants, at tie head of which is Gen.. Ur- daneta; a large part of the troops of the line and also some of the chiefs and civil officers came over to us, and some of that party had taken flight. This important intelligence has been official ly communicated to the commandant of this district by Senior Colonel Ramon Burgos, for his Excellency General Ma rino, who had marched to Cucuta. have tie honor to communicate this fer the information of your Excellency.

 PEDRo CELLS. A true copy-the chief clerk in the office of the Secretary General. ANTONIO CARMoEa. l hasten to inform your Excellency of an event the most glorious that we could hope, for the satisfaction and no- tice of your Excellency and the pro- vince under your command, and on which congratulate you and the nation whose triumph it is.

 I Citizensl-The revolution of Boeota is the resultof the influence of the prin- ciples proclaimed by ! enezuela in No vember last. The brave Urdaneta is at the head of the Liberals of Bogota. i This victory obtained by the force of 4 patriotism over the infamous machina- tions of despotism, hath fixed forever the glorious destinies of Venezuela and 'I the happiness of South America.

 JUAN B. ARISMENDIs 1 Caracas, 25th April, 1880.

 i Late and important from Colunlbio-- 7 Fhght of Bolipar.-To gentleman, a passenger in the brig America, arrived 'I here yesterday from St. Thomas, we are indebted for the following important ifl- telllgenee from Colombia, received at