New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

CREASE OF ROBBERIEs--ORTEGA.
From Our Special CorrcspoEieat
CITY or MEXIco, Oct IL, 1851
From the reports that reached here prior to
the sailing Of the French steamer on the 18th inst the re-
election Of Mr. Juarez seemed beyond the possibility OF
doubt but later adyces make 1t appear If quite
uncertain The fact that points, thought TO have
been sronghods Of Cen Daz, having given Juarez the
majority while this state and Tlascala although voting
down his reforms" declared for him positively, the
friends OF the President with good rea-
son. assumed his preference by the peo-
pe and pronounced him second time their
legitimate choice as ChiefMagisrae. Oaxaca antic
rated voted for Diaz for President almost to man.
who received 3d. HuamaItla gave Diaz the majority for
the Presidency Juarez polling the highest vote as Chief
Justice Nothing has yet reached here from me North
that will Justify opinion upon the results of the cleo
lions that quarter yet all concede that Diazs chances
for the Chair appear better a the present moment tha
those OF it's present incumbent.
But short time since, 1t will be remembered that yonr
correspondent predicted another revolution in the event
Of the elections resulting in favor Of Mr. Jnarez That
as % appyr WE we % T ba
the father the hated COrOcGtOrO selected
Diaz 10 mi the high position which already long
occupied, Gen. Mendez, who removed from the Cav
ernorshP OF Puebla on account Of his having refused 9
action OF the Electoral colleges, and now has
OF arms has sympathy OF large numbers Of prom
inent officers Of the army and his declaration that Beno
Jarez shall not longer control the desnies Of the Re
public Of Mexico seems TO be heartily approved by many,
among whom Leon Guzman stands prominent II Gen
Diaz however is elected, Mendez and his party will be
satished but 1t remains to be seen whether there will
not be others Of the opposition ready TO spring forward
with tho torch OF war and spread Its brands broadcast
with many the reelection of Mr.. Juarez thOugct to
a neeessity-a requirement demanded by the same cir
cuInstances WEIGH reelected martyr President, Mr.
tain him in his line of conduct toward the Inflated aps
burg and his followers. and that they regard his acts
during and since the intervention as those OF an Official
worthy Of further trust and confidence.
The greatest crisis before seen by Mexico IA now
upon her Her people long kept In turmoil and strife,
have emerged from the camps and batte-fclds wholly
undone as ii were, and without means Of obtaining
have infancy been reared: those who have been
kept penned within the walls Of the cities during the
immense number OF robbers nfcsting the country IN
every direction, and therefore the agricultural and
suffer and inorethe land lies idle and vacant,
factories have ceased their operations, and the mines.
paralyzed; the treasury is empty and nothing out OF this
night OF darkness and hopecssness looks promising.
Therefore whoever takes The reDs OF Government has
easy task TO perform 10 bring order ont Of this inter
mnable chaos, 10 harmonic the people, institute re-
The party who recently pronounced IN the slerras Of
Qucrcturo have submitted 10 the General Government
and laid down their arms according TO an official dis
patch from GOV Cervantcs Of that state. large band
Of robbers led 10y Gonzalez Herrera have taken pos
session OF the village Of Lagnua, In The State OF Coahln
Ond have been committing Expectations upon the people
Of the surrounding country. Messrs. AyIla and Rice
who extensive plantation In that vicinity, have
been forced abandon their property FOR the time beng
%ortSern Guadaajara Gns its baud Of cut
throats, commanded by Icon Chavez, who are
committing the most uuhcard Of atrocities. None
bat strong, We'll armed, aud determined parties think NJ
attempting Journeys through that or IN fact any section
OF the republic Every diligence Is stripped Of its mails
and baggage the passengers robbed and sometimes shot
Chavczs band attacked the GuadaajaTa coach ON the
morning OF The th insi Only Few miles outside OF that
city. Among ITS passeneoIs were two Americans, who
armed with spencer rifles, aud the Wide brimned
sonb,Tos OF the brgnds were discovered as they were
descending small hill. the Americans began nring
passengers The robbers halted, aud pouring yoley
iutO The diligence which dih no damage tue edo
cmptyiHs several saddles. when The Whole gang
gallopcd rapidly away Since then. the brgands
have not waited 10 whether the Inmates OF the
stages armed or not, but fc upon them without
yous warning Another gang recently decoyed The Judge
succeeded ia drawing him into lonely outof the-way
e"th W vf eS The rubbing Within the city Is also
than Even the churches are not respected,
the cathedral Itself having been entered and robbed OF
yalnablcs very large amount The Williams made
OF acids, that they might not Dee troubled with any but
genuine articles Scarcely night passes without one or
more such ouiragcs aud no one ventures after night
fa without being armed The police OF the capital
perfectly worthless robbccs frequently occurring with
few fct Of where they quietly ST. wrapped IN sleep
and unconscious Of all about Them.
The papers announce that Gen Trcyino has suddenly
left Tor the frontier where matters OF the greatest import
demand his immediate presence" II is sald these
matters" refer to reported reorganization Of Canalcs'
and Comes forces.
The search after Gen Quros has resulted in the cap
ture ~ two OF his conrades Juan IreSno and Manuel
Lozado who were taken 10 Durango, TO be- tried by Court
licycd that his ultimate escape is impossible
ESPresidcnt Oitcga aud Gen Patoni, who are confined
under tic inncalc fyc "i l7c"beuo ~ MONTEREY were
recently addressed by The ioSident through the Cover
Of NucyO-IcOn; but they refused 10 acknowledge
Juarez's authority, declaring him usurpcr. IL VIII
probably only serve 10 i0iog tbor captivity, and make
their situation more unpleasant and nnlea1able.
Salm Sam. with Gen. Castillo and Others OF the Qnere
taro prisoners, arrived an The city last evening. The
Princes friends, who are numerous and influential
Vet ut work. endeavofing 10 have the Capital named
his place Of confinement. Gri Castillo goes 10 San Juan
de UllOa, 1T Vera Cruz
The United States Consulate in This city has changed
hauds again, and Mr. John Black for many years
Consul here appointed To The place, vice Mr. j. : Grips
relieved.
APPREHENSION> or \ REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, Nov J.-latc advices from Mexico
state that il mOmcntry Npcctcd that olution
would break out in that Republic for the overthrow Of
President JuareZ
The steamship Elder has arrived here with Vera Cruz
dates OF the LIST inst.
The Mexican Government refuses 10 hold any inter
with the Ministers aud COss Of foreign
mcnts until the Republic Is recognized BY such Govern.
IDcnts
Santa Anna and his wife have arrived here and VIII
main for n short time.