The New York herald., 1868-05-12
TEERCRtPMC NEWS
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ru.sbls In Tabasco-Ths Yucatan Electioas-
Collector Of BInzaelan cIarries on Funds-
Cbih.ahua Minins-GeasrA Items.
Nohoo dFA HAVANA, May IL. 1885,
The French mail steamer Paris has arrived here
with dates from Vera Cruz to the 5th tnSt ana Hom
Sisal 70 the 1th Her mails from the city ~ Mexico
are to April 80 -ss W.
In Tabasco the government employees had Joined
the insurgents in ,Tocalapa. Colonel Aguado had
started in their pursuit
Government had ordered the elections in Yucatan
to take place Immediately. Government had also
praised General Aatorre for his conduct OF the Yucca
tan campaign, and had censured Sehor Ancona, the
new Governor, for having postponed the elections;
nevertheless 1t admitted that as he was ON the spot
and knew the situation best the troops should be
Withdrawn so as to allow fair play In the elections
and tranquillize the peninsula
The defeat of Negrete near Tulancingo is ofncialy
confirmed.
The port of Mazatlan had been closed by order OF
President Juarez while 1t was in the hands OF Gene
raj Martinez.
Colonel Davalos, with four hundred rebels, had left
for Guaymas as also the Collector OF the Customs,
with as much Of the funds as he could transport.
Re-enforcements were expected in Jalisco for the
national army. The discomfort there was alarming,
owing 70 election intrisucs.
Santa Eualia mines In Chihuahua. A company Of
Americans had bought the mines Of Urachi. A party
OF Phiadelphians were negotiating for the purchase
of those Of Guanaceb The gold placer at the latter
peint extends distance OF one hundred and twenty
miles. There were in Chihuahua twelve hundred
americans engaged in mining as well as a large
number Of Germans They are making SO far only
So q day.
A motion had been made In Congress to suppress
che remaining legal holidays
The merchants of Caihuahua had petitioned Con-
gress to suppress the deprecated silver and copper
coins that are circulating In that State.
Frag0so's name had been proposed for the office
OF chief Of the new mounted gendarmerie.
, The loss to the revenue by the recent smuggling
operations Of vessel at La Paz is estimated at
$4,000 The government now demands the full
amount from the consgnees and owners.
The assassns Of Branir are still at large, and the
authorities seem to be Indifferent as to securing them.
The successful operations Of General Corona in
Sinaloa have been confirmed.
The colonsts recently settled at Tuxpan had been
Informed by the authoriti IS that all religions are
Smallpox had begun to show itself at Zacatecas.
Senior Mendez, the Pie.ect OF Misantla, had been
dismissed for having ordered the bandit Ortiz to be
At the Conservatory of Music, in the capital,
Sehorita Olaeta had been kille1 by accident.
An entire cargo OF goods destined for Gu8dalajara
had been stolen by bandits on the road. Such
T0bberes had become frequent since the troops left
Tor Stnaloa- Lynch had been recommended as the
only cure. 1 "a s,.
General Escobedo was at Monterey.
At Oaxaca curate had been fined 500 for organ
1ng procession on Good Friday, such outdoor cere
monies being now illegal
The Legislature Of Zacatecas had authorized the
appropriation of t2o0oOo for the reworkng OF the
.Fro0nillO mines.
The Governor of Puebla was mistrustful Of his
ah3ity to keep order, and had asked for troops.
The stage between Orizaba and Paso del Macho
had been robbed.
General Figueroa had been sent In pursuit Of the
bandit Galvez. t.ssfr