

 forenoon of the schr. Splendid, Capt. Clarke, from Porto Cabello, has put Us in possession of Caraecas papers to the 2.'d of July inclusive, and an address of Paez to the enezuelians, dated tie lst of August. In this address, iaez informs the people, that according to his promise, he had restored tranquility ii 'liochica, in Ofitueo, and Chaguarama. This result he attributes 10 ssfhe pru- dence of Gen. Monagas, the activity of Gen. Bermodez, and the bravery and good eonduetofthe other chiefs and arm ed citizens"

 "iiberty and order,9 he observes, $ are restored, and from one extremit, |of Venezuela to the other, we all bow to the National Sovereignty" In the course Of t6e address, he informs the soldierg that the revenue ofthe state is not sufficient to sustain the {. S.imnense aHnt8 which it has on foot, and that the public interestsreguire a season of calm ai.d repose. He recommends implicit obedience to the decrees of Congress. anddeclareS his readiness to serve his country in any station which flat body may assign him.

 The Gaceta de Gobierno, of Carrac- cas, of the 23d July, contains a des- patch, dated July, from he.head Quar- ters of the division sent against Gen. in- lahte, in Oritueo, to compel him to sub mir to the Venezuelan governments Most of the people in arms submitted without contest; and Infapte being left with only "ten soldiers, two officers, and Col. Austria" was reduced to beg a suspension of hostilities.

 The Congress of Venezuela Is still in session, discussing the several articles of it's new Constitutioa. laez has sent q message to that body, complaining of the indehnitiyencss and generality of the powers granted hm as President, and desiring that the attributes of Executive may be more distinctly marked.

 Capt. Clarke informs Us that Bolivar was at Carthagena.-A. '. Eg. Post.