--Files from Laguayra,
Venezuela, are to March 14.
General Paez arrived at that port on the 13th, on board the
Joseph Maxwell, from
Philadelphia, and was received with every mark of respect.
A salute of thirteen guns was fired, and speeches delivered.
M. de Toureil, French Charge d' Affair es in the absence of
M. Mellinet, who is in
Europe, died at Carracas on March 1. His funeral was attended by all the dignitaries of the
Republic and the foreign representatives.
The Canary Islanders were returning in considerable numbers from
San Domingo, most of them in a very destitute condition.
The greatest harmony prevails for the present between
Spain and
Venezuela.
The affair at
Valencia, which we noticed the other day, was simply an
emeute by a battalion of Government troops stationed at that place, who took possession of the town during the night and liberated all the prisoners.
During the next day they were attacked and dispersed, with a few killed and wounded.
