The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-20 00:00:00

THE EARTHQUAKE, IN MEXICO.

The Now York Herald of the 7th of June contains some
particulars of the recent catastrophe in Mexico :

HABANA, June 6, 1870.
Advices received here from the city of Mexico to the Ist
inst. announce that the Guaymas revolution has ended,
Lozada refusing to participate.
The Guatemalians have invaded Mexican territory, but
the Governor of Chiapas, assisted by the national govern-
meat, had taken measures to oppose the movement, which
it was suspected had for its object the establishment of a
new republic, comprising the States of Yucatan, Teha,un-
tepee, Oaxaca, and the Republic of Guatemala. It was
believed the government would succeed in suppressing the
revolutionary movement.
General Martinez is endeavouring to incite the people
in Tamaulipas to revolutionary acts. He has already
destroyed the hacienda of General Escobeda.
It is reported that General Vega left the bay of Sall
Blas on the Ist of May with three small vessels. The
rebels in Jalisco have not disturbed the mines.
A violent earthquake has visited the State of Oaxaca,
Its effects were especially disastrous in Oaxaca, the
capital of the State. One hundred and three persons
were killed and fifty-three wounded. A third of the city
was rendered uninhabitable. The earthquake extended
to the mines, where eleven men were killed and inallY
wounded. Buildings in all parts of the State were
destroyed, and reports of additional deaths are coming in.
General Diaz has sent a commission to the Pacific
coast to make a report on the threatened eruption at
Potchutl a.
The army has been increased to 25,000 men, requiring
$9,000,000 annually for its support. This sum is equal to
half the revenues of the republic.
William H. Seward has made a donation to the Lau"
casterian Benevolent Society of Mexico city.
The petition of Perry, the agent of the English bond-
holders at the Mexican capital, was referred to special coin'
mittee on the 19th of last month.
The Mexican Commissioners report favourably on the
Rio Grande and Guaymas Railroad.
The subsidy to the Alexandre line of city steamers will
continue for two years longer.
Rom.elo's estimate and appropriation bill has been
passed.
Madame Juarez, who has been dangerously ill, is
proving.

RED RlVER.—There are fresh rumours of
pending trouble in the Red River country. It Ivan
authoritatively stated a few days ago that the Manitob
Bill was to be a full settlement of all the old difficulties'
and that the insurgents had expressed themselves. Per"
fectly satisfied. There seems, however, to be a sudden
hitch in the business, and Riel is reported to be preparig,
for resistance. There are also mysterious rumours °„""
Fenian complication, and of new movements from 0"
Paul.—New York Times.

CAPTAIN EYRE.—Captain Eyre, by whose recklesiSo
inhumanity or stupidity, it matters not which, the wh°.
crew of the Oneida was sent to the bottom, thought it
,
it cruel that he was punished by six months' " leave Y.,
absence "—for that, after all, was about the amount of 11"
sentence. He has been appealing against it, therefore,
ever since, and finally induced the directors of the COol;
pany to which his steamer belonged to say a good lora
for him, in an address to the Lords of the Admiraltld
through the Board of Trade. The Board of Trade rePlie
to Mr. Eyre that his sentence, " so far from being SO
severe, is more lenient than the gravity of the offence re-
quired." Eyre will understand, therefore, by this time;
that he did not perform an altogether praiseworthy 37
in " cutting " down a damned Yakee frigate. —Nevi I.°'r
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BIRTHS. ovif
On the 16th inst., at Higher Ardwicb, Manchester, the N
of Sir Edmnral Buckley, Bart., M.P., of a daughter.
On the 15th inst., at Cambridge, the wife of Charles Fine
Foster, of a son.

MARRIAGES. James
On tho 16th inst., at St. Stephen's, Coleman street,
Pearl, Esq., of Neasden and Finsbury, to Annie Mr
et,
second daughter of It. W. Tibbs, Esq., of 6, IN est-st

Finsbury-circus.
On tne 16th inst., at the parish church, Mousey, Charlpt
Alfred Walter, of Hounslow, to Marian, youngest daugit
ter of the late Mr. Henry Pritchard, of Upper Gorge
street, Bryanstou-square.

DEATHS
On the 15th inst., at Clifton, Commander John wolcot
Lambe, RN., aged 38.
On the 15th inst., at Lidnum-terrace, Lincoln, Chas. Wiirdi
aged GO.

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Middlesex.—Monday, June 20, 1870