VENEZUELA.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 32, 6 February 1903, Page 4

VENEZUELA.

FES PRESS ASSOCIATION. k London, February 4. i- The cons :cßus of opinion ameng New jitTork correspondents is th«t the hitch the negotiations for tbe Venezuelan i» eomehow attributable t. pSritam. if The leading American organs, in Ittutspoben articles, describe the British |GoTernmeßt as pro-Go-man. Thi . Government is accused of failing to f npders'and how much this Yentzuelan J'af&ir is costing them. The limes, commenting on Mi rßewen's laitst offer, states that the re£Eef of both countries will be hearty and -pjefound if the offer is approved. £ President Castro will free Britain tram tho obligation of continuing £ methods of compulsion, c The Timet also expresses the hops Vthat the sudden ware of feeling in pAmericjn newspapers will quickly *ubr«ida with the knowledge that Britain's foonscieice is cloar. & NEW YORK, imy 4. : General Alcvr,dea defeated the VoteH tnelan insurgents at Cama'.agua, capg*nring 250 Win acd 40,000 cartridges bakeries in Caracas have beeii L 'i the want of fl ur. Bis-

ifUM - - ''«• gjwurf owing _ - Sternburg, ipi'ta are unobt&inao. "<»ton, *ith Bare* phe German "Minister at sPresldent Rcosave'.t emphasized t»«-. a«cessi:y of raising the Venezuelan < "blockade at the earliest possible