The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-18
MEXICO.
SPECIAL Correspondence OF The RfRsln.


Tho Late Gale on Vera Crax-rhe People
NOT Voting the Am en- dm ents.
HAVANA, Oct 9, 1891.
The English steamer Eider from Vera Crus on the
ID inst arrived at this yesterday afternoon The
news Interesting, with dates from the Mexican capitol
70 the 25th uit
Among tho passengers per Elder lie Mr. Marcus Otter.
oourg and Lou Tomas Murphy, both now stopping at
che Hotel do lugatera Hon NJ. Plumb arrived al
Vera crus on the attn OF September and TO leave
Cor tho CITY Of Mexico ON the LIST insl
Commander Quackenboss had gone to Tsmpco The
United States Yantc SIN shut in, for want
OF sufficient water the bar The north wind pre-
vailed The Yan.ie proceed 10 Vera Cruz AZ soon
possible, and station there. Tho United States
steamer De Soto, at sAcrhcos was to leave, coastng
along TO Pensacola the 18th INST, and thence come
on 10 Havana
When the Esder sailed the Spanish stsaVer Paris,
which ieft Havana The 22G ut had not yet arrived
nor the American Virginia either The Elder
steamer under sail on Cape San Antonio, at too
great distance to recognize her, but it was presumed
20 the Paris. The Elder has suffered somewhat from
bad weather throughout The passage.
The all absorbing question OF the day was that OF the
Presidential election. The general situation shows the
predomnancy of tranquility and order.
Tho national festivities Of september 10 wire cele.
nrated the capital and elsewhere the most splendid
manner
The wife Of Gen Santa Ana has presented petition
the President. bcsecchng him 70 de sst from aragnng
the General ana contains support long history OF his
The Vera Cruz Conc0rdd, OF the Goth ult,
that several organs Of the Capital opne that his
case ought to have been brought to termination ere
this, and they themselves kept ignorant
whether ne IS to be tried or not
1t was said that General Escobeto was against the
cdtord and that that he had written TO bis
friends In the capital. The liberal party, styled the
tle puros 81 Jasco against the reforms which
constitution beng denounced antccnstitutiona and
protest, throwing the responsibility on Lerdo de Tejada
on the I'd ali have clearly shown that the citizens alb
stained from voting for the reforms rejecting the
tions contained In the tickets and limiting themselves to
the election OF their candidates. Owing ito the
cGforia the had substituted Leon Guzman
for Flofcncio Anulon in the administration OF GUIANA
juaio The s has appear and give account TO the
government for his acts
The property of ex-Minister Sonora Is be sold:
81 sscS S%o'h"'n' has been compromised BY hn' Of
Baron Nagnus had returned to the capital
The comptroller of connscated property has published
notice that the following properly the capital to
be sold at public and private sale. Annexed the
valuations set upon them by Don Manuel Maria Del
Juan N Almonte's house and LOT, No l6 Gallo del
Puente dc San Francisco, So $40.
Jose Fernando Ramrezs house and lot No. % Gallo de
10 MERGED, $34,l70
Manuel siceos house and lot, No. 0 Gale dc Cordo
banes, $40, lao.
Pedro Fscudero v Echanoves house and lot, No. S
Gale de Mediums. $40 SSS No. 10 same street. So
Jose Lopez Uragas house and lot No. third Gale del
Reloj 81, 1913; No u Gale de chquis, $40. $40
Tho sale OF this property Is exempted from tho usual
tax on transfers of real estate.
The Chances of Junrcz md Dinz.
The Iberid says with reference to the Presidential
election in Mexico - Public opinion which a short
time ago appeared be the subject OF the
Presidential candidacy, has finally become divided
tween Senior Juarcz and General Diaz. According TO
well informed persons who have conversed the subject
With tho editor Of tho orqued ~ Riva Palaciob scror
Jnarez will have majority OF OF San
Lnis Potosl, toahua, Zacatecas. Aquas Calicntes,
chihuahua, Durango Yucaan, Chapas and Mchoacan
whereas Mexico nerras Calentes Pueblo, Vera Cruz,
pat, Lower California Colma and other places will 90
for General Diax
Mexican Newspaper Items.
Trials by Jury to DO resumed in the State Of
oaJaca on and after January l 1865
Rains have been unusually frequent and heavy in tho
interior The diligence from Guanajuato TO Mexico takes
nine days for the trip The Morea coaches very IT.
regular owing 10 the mud.
The crop OF in upper country will be excel
bent and very abundant.
General Diaz the way TO the headquarters OF his
military division, enthusiastically fsd by the people
lie made remark that be- construed into &C.
ceptance or rejection OF the candidacy FOR President
and in reply to the speeches against the Presidents late
cenrccaord he insisted the debt OF gratitude due 70
Juarez for his services TO the couniry.
Governors Leon Guzman of Guanaiuato, and Nendez,
Of Pueba have been removed for refusing 10 promul
gate tho conrocatoria IN their respective States
senior Landero Cos, OF Vera Cruz, Is going to
relieve the government OF the care OF criminals by
coonizing the Revlagigedo Isles, the coast OF
Coiima with the troublesome fellows
AZ Mioaoacan there six tickets The mountain
ticket. liberal radical republican, INDEPENDENT indie
pcuuent liberals ultra liberals
Te OF all The states are full OF accounts OF the
depredadons committed by robbers and bandits. The
decree OF JgareZ against them Is very severe,
but eectoneerns seem TO interfere with It's executions