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/ The revolution against Bolivar has proceed ed SO far, that his power is now entirely over thrown. Gen. Urdaneta has placed himself at the head of the friends of liberty, at Bogo- ta declared in favor of the revolution ofVen- ezuela, and been joined by most of the troops. This we have in papers brought by the brig Olive, for which we are indebted to friend We translate the following mostimportant ex- tracts: ~'

 Veteran Brigade, Cabadure, goth April, 18SO-Most Excellent Sir, Civil and Military Chief. On arriving at this place, was char ged by the military commandant with the communication which, under this date, was sent him by the commandant of the district, giving the following most interesting news.

 In the capital of Bogota, revolution has occurred in favor of the cause of Venezuela, proclaimed by the inhabitants. At the head of the revolutonists was Gen. Urdaneta :; ard a great part ofthetroops of the line have while what remained of the other party have taken to flight This important news has been communicated officially to the Con- mandant ofthis district, Col. Ramon Burgos, bXa btiX}art bis tf:, Excellency Gen. Merino' who has your Excellency information of it-2edro Celis-True- copy-Antonio Carmona, first officer of the general Secretary's office.

 This intelligence bears the official signatures of the authorities of Valenta and Caracas l; and the following additions were made to it in Caracas by General Arismenai :-

 " Citizens Liberty is triumphant, and her irresistible empire has crushed the throne of despots. and broken in pieces the sceptre of iron, whose iron weight pressed on our brethren of Bogota. Venezuela has se- cond time been the deliverer of New Grana- da. and her imposing voice has been heard to the frontiers of Columbia. The revolution of Bogote is the fair result of principles proclaim ed by Venezuela in November last. The same Urdaneta has now placed himself at the head of the freemen of Bogota. His victory ob- tained by the force of patriotism against the mean machinations of despotism, has forever fixed the glorious destiny of Venezuela, and the happiness of South America.

 <" Citizens! What can say to you is too weak to represent 60 you the joy that over flows in my heart. on announcing to you the triumph of liberty. I congratulate myself with you on so prOpitious day and do not doubt that your patriotism will express it. self by every manner your love of the cause, your refinement and character may dictate Fellow Citizens Long Live Venezuela. Long live Boguta in freedom!

 Caracas. April s5th, 1880.

 JOHN B. ARISMENDI.

 This appears to establish, almost beyond a doubt, the truth ofa revolution in Bogota, a report of which we have before had. Fur ther particulars will be anxiously awaited.-I The Congress at Bogota had done little up to the date when this important step was taken. l They had been employed, it is said, on sub ! lects oflttle consequence.

 We trust that this important revolution at | Bogota. which appears to have been blood l less, will he the signal for the restoration of peace. and better prospects, throughout South l America generally, as well as Colombia.

 We had almost overlooked several follow Ing interesting paragraphs, in a Guanare pa per, of March %, which give the following news That the people on the frontiers of Venezuela and New Granada have declared against Bolivar with great enthusiasm: and he troops from Tachira had not come fur her than Rosario. and many had returned rom that place. Accounts from San Anto. mo- and the Valley of Cucuta, represent the inhabitants as on the point of following the example. 1t IS stated as positive, that the, 5attaIlon CaIlao. which was coming from O. ana to Cucuta, has returned to Pamplona ma this IS taken as evidence that the report 'f the declaration of the province of Socorro 8 true.

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 LA GUAIRA, May 1st. 1880.

 r. 5. "The political business of Venezue- goes on very well. By letter here re- eived, and in which great confidence may he laced. we are informed that the Revolution 'hich lately happened in Bogota, has been of 2 reater importance than was previously SUD- Osed. A large portion of the Deputies off a