New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26

been elected President OF the Republic beyond doubt
and Lerdo de Teada certainly elected President OF the
Supreme Court -
The political prisoners remaining in the hands OF the
Government have been disposed OF as follows f1Iytwo
have been sentenced to various terms OF imprisonment
which are in quite brief and 900 have been
released Gen Trevino had been hurredy dispatched
The American Secretary OF Legation, Mr.. Plumb had
an audience with President Juarez at which he pre-
sented his credentials and received as the aecred
tied ambassador Of the United States. .
other noted Imperalsts whom the Government officers
are pursuing, is unknown. Gems Gonzales Ortega and
Pa0n nave ece eG on the ground that they do
not recognize the legality OF the existing Government
The Insecurity of travelling in Mexico increasing
The in the rural police force have been dis
leon Guzman. who had been arraigned for trial for
treason was pardoned by the Government and has since
been elected 10 the new Mexican Congress Tenaco
years imprisonment in the Pententiary at Monterey
ESTABLISHMENT OF CUSTOMS ROUTES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2j.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has just issued circular to Collectors, and
other officers Of the Customs, as follows:
1.-THE customs routes have been reestablished and
proper officers OF the customs located at the several ports
and places provided for In Section G. Chapter except
ing the mentioned In Article 800 OF the general reg
ulatons OF Merchandise intended for the interior
Mckee may be duly withdrawn from warehouse, and
transported by the several routes therein mentioned TO
its destination in Mexico in the mode and under the re-
sricOn and requirements Of such regulations In addi
ton 10 the routes menoned In the af0eInentoned sec
interior of Mexico may be duly withdrawn from ware,
and transported In bond by 10 Galveston, and
thence via Aleytown and Gonzales to san Ant9n@ ana
San EllenO To MS destination in Mexico, under tho
restrictions and requirements as are PROVIDED IN he
section (6 Chapter 3, OF the regulations.
GRANT FOR THE OPENING OF THE TEHUANTEPEC
ROUTE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2j.-Information has been
received here OF the OF grant by President
uarez 10 Mr. T. Iasere for the opening Of the Tehuan
tepec route It substantially the same that issued
oct. Is, 1906 Charles Knapp Co.. but which apsed,
OWING is said, TO the nonfument OF the contract by
them.
THE RECENT ELECTIONs-THE CONyOCATORIA-
LARGE AMOUNT OF sUFFERING-COLoNIzA-
TON.
From OuI SPECIAL Correspondent
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. s, 1867.
The journals of the Capital, and indeed of
oil sections Of the country, wholly occupied with the
elections From various sections protests pouring in
against the manner in which the primary elections were
conducted; charging that the officers appointed FOR this
purpose acted arbitrarily and in direct conflict with the
law-opening the polls at improper times and places, and
keeping them open beyond the legal perod-and that
they persisted ia their Illegal proceedings IN opposition 10
aud IN total disregard Of the protests made by the yoters
and instances 10 intimated that they pro-
ceeded greater lengths, and stocked the ballot
boxes In favor of their special candidate ana te most
earnest circumstances made against these delegates
being permitted 10 take their seats IN the electoral col
The convocatorla issued by President Juarer st con.
conceded that the object OF Is has been vos LOT
and against II being vastly In the minority the great Dk
Of the votes being silent upon the subject what action
will be taken In regard thereto when the votes finally
counted pretcnd- 90 predict; FOR you must under
stand that here, when question OF pubic pohcy IL once
bronched no matter what may be s vcissltudes IN the
intermediate stages never considered 10 ne sHcr
defeated carried until final action Is had by congress-
when not unircqueny II meets win iatc daiet Ieay
opposite 10 the expressed public voice Ihe lne9sures
aonbtedy prove beneficial reform I'm the Constitution;
hut the Opposition 10 based upon the ground that he
adopted brins about. and they that T. is
necessary 10 rCbuke such stretches or authority Inc
real merits OF the question have scarcely been touched
upon. ,., -, -, -,
Was supposed It would be; but the delegates elect
take their In the College wholly unpledgod. the
suit will entirely depend upon the amount and class OF
influence the several aspirants bring TO bear at tho
last moment This question viii, however be finally de-
cded tomorrow. that by the next mail win be
abed inform you who are 10 be the officers OF the Gen
cra Government for the ensuing four years ,-,-..
AT present the people and country seem IN fair way
OF relapsng into their former unsettled and disturbed
state We have OF revolution in the state Oh
Guerrero and the West Coast 1t would seem that they
acknowledge no dependence upon the supreme Soyedn
daring character daily committed with tho utmost
the Capital and the barracks OF large bodies o troops
Scarcely day passes that we do not near OF dgehce
being stopped by armed bands OF rom 70 io men, sno
escorts either being driven OF or dsarmed ana the pas
seDgers stripped OF everything even 10 thef uhuer
clothing Equestrian parties Tor eHersse eo OF Se MIN
Plaza without being numerous ana wei armed. an
made, short time SINCE throw
train from this city 20 Apzaeo on the Inc To era C
of the track, by obsructng II with pile OF crosstes
yepreenec Robberies were occasionally committed
during the Empire but nothing Ike what we are having
now and then the troops generally managed 10 punish
the depredators No attempt IS made to do SO now"
least do not hear Of any such efforts
amount OF suffering from absolute want now being
perienced all the land. Hundreds OF families VINO
have never hitherto known want, and many VINO nave
rolled In wealth are to-day a state OF great desuon
and 1t is no unusual CIRCUMSTANCE to see wen dresser
obtain daily bread Several charitable societies have
formed and taking mp subscriptions Tor inc
auence of the total suspension all business throughout
the Republic and the great drain which al nave eAPe
renced by the Government impressnehts loans, ala
imposs soney very scarce, and even those reputed
and considered rich are unable to do mcn t9"aru te
assistance Of the sufferers We are indeed passing
through sad and gloomy period and II is very certain
that change Is not effected soon TO Reproduce conn,
donce and restabsh trade many thousands VIII DC nope
lessy ruined and all Ore viii DO Obliged 10 Ieaso
the country. Already large number OF trench subjects
have been sent France through the fundamentally OF
the French COnsuls and many others VIII doupuossy
follow. .,o o., Tho .o,
onzaton OF Is townships the Pacific coast on the nv
Yagu and Mayo The cooniSts by the act OF settle
ment al foreign alleg ance and become Next
can citizens. They exempt from military service for
i've years except local police and can introduce Iee OF
ali their goods and chattes and whatever other things
that may necessary for the settlement and use Oh tho
colony, &c, &c
CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE CENTRAL AND THE
STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POSITION
OF LoZADA-REoRGANIzATIo OF THE PRO-
GREsSIyE PARTY.
From Our Special Correspondent
CITY or MEXICO. Oct s, 1867.
The official Diario of the 26th ult was dis
hnta oo late on the 2h for its news TO DO noticed IN
the letter sent by the express Of that day Its
publication Of the correspondence in relation to the re-
ooya Of tho Governor Pueba shows the crisis IN that
military key Central Mexico have been much sraVor
than was generally supposed; .o,oo-anhaa %
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