The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

titles still deny having done anything but carry
out the law against smuggling and public opinion Ia
that this is the beginning Of long premeditated
English blockade of Mexican ports which Is to end
in an English Mexican war.
Central Mexico Ablaze With Revolution-
Tho Arrest Of Governor G alan-Hls Apte.
cedents-He h an American Citizcn-Export
Duties Operating Against American Miners-
Marine Intelligence.
NAzATLAN, June "a. /
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 3, 1885,
Late news from Central Mexico confirms the reports
that that portion Of the country is In general rebel
lion. Various chieftains continue 20 pronounce In
favor OF Diaz, Ortega or Santa Anna and the rebels
are intensely bitter In denounctng Jlarez. The
county appears to be in Q worse condition than
ever.
brigade Of General Cofona's division, under
General Csnta leaves tomorrow for the seat OF war;
and more troops are expected to leave soon. sss.s
Governor Galan, Of Lower California, Is still II
prison here. he "a an American citizen, and was
naturslized in California aid admitted to the bar by
the Supreme Court at Sacramento u 1851 The
federal courts refuse to try him, saying that they
have no jurisdiction In the matter Governor Rubi
Of Sinaloa. no longer consents to He his jaier so
he has been turned over 20 General Corona
Governor Galsn considers that he has been very
harshly treated ana should an American nan-ofwar
arrive here he viii demand American projections
General Davalos, Military Commander Of Lower
California, refuses to recognize the American Consul
at La Paz. Strong efforts are being made to have
the Consul removed and one 8. viosca appointed In
his place. The latter is agent of the California.
Oregon and Mexican Steamship Company and, al
though an American citizen, Ia In league with the
anti-American party. Americans in Lower California
sincerely wish the authorities at Washington would
Immediately inquire into American interests there.
1t is believed that the Triunfo Mining Company, an
American enterprise In that territory, will have to
suspend operations. owing to the new and oppreS-
sive duty on exports of bullion.
There are some forty political prisoners under
arrest In this city at present. They assert that be-
cause they don't believe in the powers that be they
are imprisoned as traitors.
Judge Terry, Of California notoriety, departed to.
day for San Francisco intending to make his future
home In California.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, Captain Dali, sailed
for San Francisco this evening, carrying thrtyo
passengers, forty thousand dollars In specie, and
considerable freight. The blockade does not inter.
fere with American commerce. The steamer was
guarded during the day by armed boats from the
Chanticleer on the look out for the Custom House
authorities o. legitimate captures
Mexican Rebels In San Francisco-Acti0n Of
the State Of Sinal0a ON the Specie Duty
Lower California Exacts the Impost-The
Annexation Rumors Again
SAN FRANCISCO, July s. 1885,
The steamer Japan from New York via Panama,
arrived here this morning
General .Pl6cido Vega, who recently made his e.
cape from Colims, while on parole, ON his way to
the city Of Mexico, under arrest for alleged treason
able practices arrived here yesterday Is reported
that General Angel Martinez the leader Of the late
attempted revolution in Snaloa and his chief ocer,
Colonel Toledo, are In the city.
q ia believed that the Legislature at einalos now
Ia session. win repeal the restriction of the exporta-
ton Of bullion. Acting under this Impression the
shipped abroad by the English war steamer Oman IL
The war steamer Juarez presented to the Mexican
Steamship Company for the present contract OF the
company from the supreme government, arrived ct
lean authorities It Is thought the vessel Il not suit
able for coast duty.
General Corona had left Maxatlan with three thou
creased to twelve thousand men, when he Will march
against the insurgents further east.
The government has absolutely refused to allow tue
shipment Of silver bars from the country unless six
per cent duty be added to the charges heretofore
companies have determined to leave the works, thus
throwing hundreds Of people out Of employment and
virtually suspending all business In the country.
Advices from Sonora state that the government
troops had surprised q village Of YOk0ni Indians,
killing several and capturing number. Numerous
robberes and outrages are mentioned, and the count
try IL In an unsettled condition.
Several severe shocks Of earthquake were felt &C
Cape St Lucas, June 81.
K Mexican correspondent gives the details Of plan
OF annexation Of the Northern States Of Mexico to
the United States, In which the governments OF Eng
land TTnftad
cerned. All holders OF claims against Mexico, OF
whatever nationality, TO be satisfied. The only
hope of their payment lies In the United States and
the interference and assumption by our government
Of all Just Indebtedness OF Mexico In consideration
Of the transfer to the United States BY Mexico OF her
that this will be the result OF the enforcement by
England OF vigorous blockade Of Mexican ports
There Is great conflict Of opinion In the correspon-
dence from Mazatlan as to which party Is most 10
blame In the Anglo-Mexican dfnculty mentioned In
yesterdays telegram.