New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

endas and the overthrow of peace and personal safe
ty Lister to the latest version Ten. AureIano
Rivera has pronounced. don't THINK f9pocataPetl
will rock and blaze that accOhnt But Rivera was
a popular man in his way. During the late war ne
was the most successful guiero in this part OF the
country From being moZo or young serving man
he rose TO be a bTigadier and made competence out
of the war. He was gallant and therefore was helu
in esteem Yet this active little soldier IS quite lg
norant as no himself confessed a noted occasion,
over his cups when hated officer sat opposite him.
&" / cannot read he said, " cannot write but can
fight the man with the big ears" Gen. Aureleano
now pronOunces. il Is generally understood, MOI
because no was identified with Ortega, but
because the Government has been slow to pay
some of the largest of his claims. lbs prohuhGia,
mento demands election declaring that
Juarez has been a usuTper and he signs 1t with the
names of eight generals. Three OF these publicly
DENY that they have ever given countenance To his
movement, and the names OF three OF Tour more Ie
very likely misplaced. While having no great 1altn
in the character or promises Oh the men whose NANTES
Gen AurelanO signs To his papers cannot thinh
that they will stake their welbeng upon ms f00llsh
move To crown his folly he started out with one or
f,ro hundred men probably less from the vicinity OF
Abusco a town seven leagues hence, whence he has
lust been driven by Governments forces Negrete the
other pronunciado has just been whipped ont oil
sight, after neat little campaign by Geheral nele%
While it is true that the troubles OF the country;
since the close of the late war, have been freqent
commend TO your attention the vlgor With winch the
Government has taken the most serious of them IN
hand Even after it has succeeded in expunglng the
two prOnunCiatiOns referred TO- expect that OUT
lawry will manifest itself STILL at tunes under cover
and little or nothing will be left of the pronouncers
We must however make allowance for the patient
and the disease. Ii is the national rash that time
and steady and courageous government VIII nave 10
cure Patience must be asked all sides TIL We see
the effect of the railroad and the engine; -,
The official paper Is publishing anotheT Palcn oi
eminent, indicating him from the charge oil zen
Huerta that he neglected the Mexican prisoners VINO
came TO New York from France The same papers WI
publish highly significant letter from the Brltish
bondhOders to the Minister of the Treasury Ihey De
clare that they have confidence IN the honor OF the
Mexican Government that they Will use their lnIiu-
ence TO bring about the renewal of treaties between
Mexico and Great Britain. and finally ayOw that the
poorer part of them are suffering for tile want OF pay
ment of interest their bonds. As matter aiect-
ing the credit and the foreign relations OF Mexico,
this letter is very encouraging.
The lSigIO announces that band Of rebels have
invaded Rio Verdi in the State of San Louis Potosi
and assassinated the political chief. and that bandits
and rebels have appeared in the state OF Queretaro'
prOclaimng Marquee and the Regency These thlngs'
il observes will not overthrow institutions or Gov
eminent, but they cause alarm and want OF conf
dence. and prevent commerce. Therefore the eAlei-
minaton of the robber bands is Indispensable Tor me
modification of the country. IL II evident says ne
Sigol that they would not exist If not organized or
fomented by conspiratOrs. Government, win me
last law, aboshing individual guarantees mas sum
cent means 20 suppress them, and II has promised
the country it's early pacicalOn. he Sg0 heicuP3h
recommends energy and activity and the establish
The Texans complain of the inroads of sayages
with Mexicans commanding them. There Is vicious
class of MeXiCans and wild Indians on the border,
who have made periodic fOTays among the Texan
stock -raisers and carried of herds. The MeKcans
blame the Indians but at all events, the cattle are
taken into Mexico and OF late the Texans have be-
come unusually ncensed. The comments OF the no
GTande papers the recent violence done 10 some
Americans in Monterey show the state Of feeling on
the border. No remarkable trouble - appTehenueu'
however, and the Government = taking means 10
the bad effect of the recent Monterey scanda by
dealing justice in the case Mr. Dayia' the secretary
of the Governor of Nuevo Leon, accused of having
ordered the maltreatmen of the American prisoners,
denies the impeachment and declares that he wishes
we'll 10 foreigners But his letter, reported, does
not meet the case and il is probable that the General
Government will proceed TO rectity II.
The news that the troops of AlatOrre are about 10
arrive from luCatan is important III view OF the
task to be wrought out upon the bandits. Not less
important seems the report that Gen. Losada, Who
rules the mountain district Of Topic like KING has
lust sent three of the SnaOa rebels 10 the GOYelu-
mcnt. Some time ago IL was supposed that Losada
condemned the authority of the Government, and was
inclined 10 have everything his own way. . ,
The project of the United States and Mexico Rail
road has failed 10 obtain a concession. The causes
of this failure are yaTiOusly stated The petitioners
asked for very long line, and some buster was en-
ployed in their behalf Men Of great influence IN
abe United States said TO be AT the back oil the
project, and unless ~ conceded there womb DE
international misunderstanding of a grave klnd
The project in itself is good one and ITS agents
assert that its provisions are a per cent more al
yantageOus TO the Mexican people than the Union
Pacific Railroad is to the people Of the United States
The Mcxicans say that they are willing 10 grant
roads strict of able and respectable
capital This is well and good but Congress parleys.
Concessions are revised, and the TOadschci neces-
sity OF MeXicO-are not built. k.OD,