New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
MEXICO.
THE PRESIDENTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
PRESIDENT JUAREZ.
Oct IL. 1861

PRESIDENT JUAREZ.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
CRY or MEXICO. September 26 1857.
On Sunday, 22d inst, quietly came off in
this city the primary elections These merely for the
choice Of numerous body OF electors" who hereafter
elect President Congress &c. The result in tho city
Is an overwhelming defeat Of Juarezs proposed amend
the Constitution. but tie choice Of majority OF
electors favorable 10 his reelection 20 the Presidency
The rcs Of the Republic remains 10 bo heard FROM but
the reelection OF Juarez Is almost beyond doubt.
Juarlst journal, the Constitutional proposes Diaz for
YicePresdent
Don Leon Guzman was appointed by President Juarez
months ago. Governor " the rich, populos ana IN
" conAdtHpio portion OF th' ITeoiueluA ainPio "a
cultics" which he soon began 20 use with such
ygor aud effect as 20 bring upon himself terrible hue
papers. bic succeeding the French comnandant was
merely swapping the deyb FOR witch Duilng tho 10Y
eruOrs abscuco from BIS pasllch on snort Nlslt 10 hl'
city, his substitute duly proclaimed the Presidents eitc
ton order ne famous oonroedlr,d when turns e on
stiuiion thl foremost IN the most way 10.
happens that Don Leon. as VicePresident ana act
ing President OF the Congress OF 1887 has tho honor or
having his name nrst on me Ioh Oh hsn@ets @
of that instrument, and with very nat
turn To- his state not 10 peiihlt lne eASeuoh %
what he considered the unconstitutional portions Of The
cOOcdt0rd. but TO have the elections held accOrtingt0
the Constitution. pure ana simpe Ils DETERMINATION ne
announced In Rrgumcntatyc letter TO senor lHrO DC
Tcado Minister of the Interior and also In circular 10
the Executives OF the other Mofcan states in snort ne
made what one OF the ministerial Journals naty ealis
and ordered GEN Aution TO Take his place. what
thereon occurred at Guauato Is but obscurey reported
Cen Mendcz published IN that state the CorDcator1dbut
omitted the partr which the opponents OF the President
seems have occaslonod trouble. On tho 24th inst
ms successor. Gen. Garcia, teegnPhed 70 the Govern
meut here that ho had taken possession OF his post
In tho State Of Guerrero, In which is the important
port 81 Acapulco, singular condition Of things exists
hllf century preceding bis death. nc very advanced
ago. on the 2ist ut practically the absolute ruler Of
hi5 power. Juarcz had made him military commander
there, aud. by authority either OF tho Presi-
of Guerrero But Gen Jilnenez pronounced against him.
abuut two months ago. at Iguha he scene Ot me ltur
his LiJeJdi troops the baud Of YicaIio noted iD
State Altamr;ino being then Ill IN this city, Jmenea
supplied his place m Guerrero; aud IA tho former on
m mS bar. r. Government m tho srle Of his essay ON
Mr. seward's despatch aAkng the liberation OF Maxi
nlau), aud Inclined to remain. the former IL likely
To proht from his movement. The journals give
H. stated To- be driving out the inRabtnnts opposed 10
him on the Pacific Coast while adhesOns OF villages
In the interior OF tho State to Jimenez, the
troops OF Alvarez retiring before him. are from time to
time reported The press Of this city evidently favors
Juarez man disposed To end the despotlsm OF the
Aware family in that quarter Strange to say. tho
trail Government preserves silence II not inactOn. IN the
dispute Guerrero Is tho political utah or Florida OF
is wise TO NEEDLE In the Kilkenny cat light OF
the Pinto Indians.
IOzada ia still obscure. This chief OF tho
Nayarit Itdans Gen. Don Manuel LoZada In tho official
OF Mexico, Is and has BEEN for past.
the virtual ruler Of tho country about Tepic and san
Bias tho Pacific coast He holds the mouth OF the
Santiago River the outlet and Inlet Of the commerce of
nearly all the country west OF this city His rule Is liked
by the inhabitants of his dominion, IA on retiring from
about keeping the peace, and las always preserved
order and quiet within his jurisdiction. On tho retire
ment Of the French from the Pacific coast he haughty
proclaimed his neutrality which Corona reluctantly
pected on the fall OF this city he haughtiy sent In
his adhcsOn JuareZ In rather patOnizug terms, and
shortly before in imitation of Other of the earth lie
had written To EscObcdO, In advocacy OF the liberation OF
Macmillan manly letter. 20 which the captOr Of Quer
etarO respectful and friendly answer. LOZadts
adhesion gracefully accepted by the Central Govern
ment although some ~ the Liberals loudly exclaimed
nllst OF all Western Mexico; aud lac himself directed
10 visit tho and rendered sale conduct Tor the
journey. ,
Other permanent political sores OF Mexico have also
commenced. The tribe OF Mea Uhe QuerctarO yictim)
positively stated to have pronounced" III lis mac
ccssbe mountains n tho eastern part OF the state or
QucretarO, tho Government authorities at Bucareh are
reported a. have been shot by the insurgents The Con-
teiaI Juarst jOurnaD reports but doubts these ru'
SIN, the Sierra Of Querctaro s evidently III an
uneasy Tho wild Indians Of tho northern frontier,
recommending their incursons and band OF them not
very long ago advanced far South as Durango. The
Indians o, Iucatan arc again IN revolt, ana
tho Mexican press Is justly indignant at lho
aid they receive from the British Colony at Belize Tho
newspapers present proof positive or the faot proc
lanatiOn Of the Governor OF Belize, Offering reward Tor
the apprehension or certain persons who had robbed OF
military stores, the boats trading with the Indians known
to bo at war with the Mexcans In luoatan.