The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-11
FROM NEW YORK.
Mexican News-Fire - KoxSury An
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Perm News-Cnbinct Changes.

New YORK. September l0.-The Her.
AIDS Havana special dated the Sth, via
Cuban cable, has the following Mexican
news:
Otterburg presented credentials to
President JuareZ as minister plenlpO-
Tertiary of the United States, on The
goth ult.
Mr.. Plumb, who had just arrived by
steamer Liberty from New Orleans, VIII
take passage on the British steamer for
Vera Cruz on the 22d inst.
Senior Maserano arrived per steamer
Mersey, charged with dispatches from
Juarez to Washington.
Several arrests in COnvocatOria OF
.Juarez's continue to keep the Mexicans
at boiling heat.
The Governor and military command
ant at San Louis are accused OF hiring
inv on circulars of October 9th and artI-
cles 81 and "a of the general constitu-
tion. -.
Mashiorz has been named chief Off
cial OH foreign affairs.
Conver, with Sl,S00,00O from Mexico,
arrived at Vera Cruz OH the 3lst ult
Iptercessions by Mr.. Otterburg, Per-
fro, Diaz and five other Generals and n
host of influential persons in behalf OF
Ohoran were made in vain.
VI. Magua, Prussian minister at Mex
ico,keeps in seelusior at San Louis. lie
is supposed to be insane, and is in pos
session of orders from Prussia to leave
the country
Admiral Tegethoff arrived i'll Vera
Cruz on the 25th ult., and was To leave
for the Capital next day.
Minister OtterburS telegraphed to
Washington after receiving his appoint
mept. His determination to leave in
Septemer was irrevocablc.
Santa Anna continues II prisoner III
San Juan d'Ullica. Ii was believed he
would not be shot.
Not word is said about MARQUEE.
TIE Herald's special of the 9Th has
also the following Havana news: The
Cartain- General has dissolved the vol
nnteer cavalry of Santiago de Cuba,
Puerto, Principe, Villa, Clara, Sanctio,
Epirito, Trinidad aud ExemedecO. This
is a significant fact. Cienfuegos, it is
reported, resists the collection of the
new tax. 1t is rumored that it would
he enforced at the point of the bayOnet
Saturim Martinez, cigar twister and
editor of the Havana Artisan Sunday
Aurora, reports 10 be in close cOnfne-
ment a number of cigar twisters, as
sumed to DO lI,000. A few have also
been impressed, and many are fleeing to
the United States.
Senior Tara. the administration di-
rector, has suddenly taken ill. His
sickness is underlined by his ply sicians.
The supposed scheme for tiliibuStering
in MeXicn is a swindie.
A Spanish squadron under Mendez ar
rived at Rio dc Jdneiro On the 10Th. 1t
had sustained serious damage; but after
repairing proceeded to the river Plata.
The vOmit is moderatiLg in Havana.
A fire broke out In the residence of
VIM. G.. Sheckel, near Jamaica leicester,
at which was destroyed three buildings,
intlictiug loss of S50,Uu0. The iIgsur-
ance will cover the loss.
The Herald's Boston special says
Roxbury was yesterday declared an
nexed to Boston by the votes of the cit
liens of both places, Il decided majority
in very light vote favoring the propo-
sitiOn. BY this action Boston gains thirty
thousand more OF n population, and be-
comes the fourth city in the United
States, instead of the sixth, as formerly.
She is now next i'll population TO our
suburb, Brooklyn.
The Herald's Panama correspondent
SAYS: The Columbia Congress. il is
stated, have extended the Panama Rail
road Company franchise for ninety-nine
years, for the consideration of a million
dollars cash i'll gold, and annual pay
ments Of q quarter of a million dollars,
from date.
Francis Cruze had attempted r;vo-
luton in Guatemala, but was shortly
suppressed, captured aud immediately
shot.
No new cases of cholera were reported
in Nicaragua, and was rapidly subsiding.
Mr.. Richard p. Rousseau, United
S ates Minister to Honduras, was dan
gerously ill.
The Herald's Callao, Peru, CORES
popdence says: The difficulty with
Brazil threatens to assume alarming
proportions. The army of Bolivar, with
whom Peru is so at odds, was encamped
near La Paz, the President, Melgario.
being personally in command.
The Times special says: The pres
sure upon the President for Cabinet
changes is still great, but is the strong
est against Seward.
General S;eedlnan has assured the
President that he is not u candidate for
the War Office, and urged the President
not to remove Secretary McCulloch.
The President informed Steedman aud
General Gordon Granger that he woull
make no change in the head of the
Freedmen's Bureau at present, but when
he did he would assign General Gray to
that Department.. In the meantime,
Granger will Join his regiment at Mem