The New York herald., 1868-05-07
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MEXICO.
Demonstrations OF the New York Press-Earth-
auakc-lMilitary Colonies-Sanchez Ochoa vs..
Romero-The Troubles In sinaloa and
Guerrero.
HAVANA, May 9. 1868.
The British Mail steamer Mersey has arrived here
from Vera Cruz. She brings kilograms from the
capital to Wednesday, 29th ult
The press OF the capital had begun again to de-
nounce the New York press in the most violent
terms. Yet they admit that the situation Of the re-
public is desperate.
April 25.
Thirty military colonies are to be established in the
northern part OF Mexico
The law OF January 25, 1862 had not been yet re-
pealed modified. The discussion had ended in
Congress but no vote was taken. ,trr ..,
General Sanchez Ochoa was preparing pamphlet
reply to Minister Ochoa's explanations the for
mer's mission to the United States in 1895.
Several arrests Of liberal officers had taken place.
Meyers is still in iail.
The amortization debt amounted to $500, 900.
order had not yet been restored in Sinaoa and
Guerrero Revolutions were reported in some other
states.
Juarez and Cabinet were at Chapultepec. rt
Details Of the Rebel Defeat in SinalOa-GOver- |
nor Rubi Reinstated by General Corona
The Rebel Negrete Defeated-(seneral Items.
HAVANA, May Q, 1868.
We have advces from Vera Cruz to I'd inst and
from Mazatlan to the 18th Of April. They confirm
the of the defeat Of the rebels and the flight Of
the leaders. Governor Rubi was reinforced
by Generals Guerra, TolentinO and PARA,
the first two having gone from Durango un-
nrdar from fha
The rebels were under General Martinez, aided by
Coones Grenados Palacio and Almada. The rebels
soon disorganized, aud abandoned the field,
leaving their artillery and all. The Sixth battalion
passed over to the national forces, with all their
officers. Not single one Of the leading rebels was
either killed or wounded. Most Of them, with Gra-
nadOs, Toledo and Palaclo, embarked on Bri-
tish schooner to get away to San Bias General
Martinez fed to Cullacan, with sixty fol-
lowers. Colonel Crespo, OF the State forces, who
fought under Rubi, was killed in the action which
occurred April at Ell Preside. General Corona shot
Twelve rebel officers after the battle for desertion.
Governor Rubi entered Mazatan and re-estab-
ished the legal State government and constitution
General Bocardo had defeated the rebel General
Negrete at Tuancingo.
Sehor Mats, Deputy in Congress- was seriously i'll
with typhus fever.
General Galvez, while marauding around Cuerna-
vaca was met and repused by the State troops.
In Guadalajara the municipalities propose to give
salary of $50 per month to the sherrs and 500 to
the presiding Ofncers Of the councils.
Onefourth OF the population in Teoloyucan, in the
State OF Mexico, had been attacked with malignant
fevers.
The amnesty for Yucatan does not include officers
above the grade Of captain. u iel.afse.
Forty thousand dollars more OF the debt has been
bought In at auction.
The Queretaro Legislature were discussing the new
constitution. a-,.ot .7t..
At San Luis Potosi three cases Of cholera have oc
Cured.
The State of Colma has abolished the death penalty
At Tolucca a clergyman by the name Of Castro was
caught at the head Of party OF bandits.
Reported Revolution in the Ca pital-Juarex n
Fugitivc-Dcfeat of General NeGrete.
HAVANA May 8.
The English mail steamer Mersey has arrived from
Vera Cruz the I'd inst. Passengers 10y her report
that before sailing q telegram was received at Vera
Cruz announcing that revolution had taken place
in the capital and that President Juarez was flying
TO the Texas frontier with $7,oOOOOO in his posses
sion. The Vera Cruz Journal and private letters are
silent upon the subject. rtaff
The American men-of-war Ossipee Suwanc and
Resaca and the English man-of-war Chanticeer
were at Mazatlan where other American vessels
were expected. Hta sst.a -it
Cebio, the acting Bishop Of Mexico, is dead.
The government had disapproved of the action OF
the Governor Of Yucatan in suspendingthe elections
senior Romero had published documents against
General Ortega. a4L
Mr.. Plumb, the acting American Minister, had pre-
sented document from the government at Washing
ton expressing regret and sympathy In the matter
Of the attempted assassination Of Juarez, who re-
sponded In an address thanking the Minister and
the American Government, and expressing the wish
10 preserve always amicable relations between the
two republics. ...,.. ....- p
General Escobedo was experimenting the building
Of telegraph line to San Luis POtosi. ~
General Labarre and william Pritchard have made
proposition to Congress to run steamship line
from Vera Cruz to New Orleans and Europe at
moderate subvention.
An attempted conspiracy at Orizapa had been de-
feated.
Collectors Of customs throughout the republic
have been enjoned to pay all drafts on the national
treasury.
General vega denies breaking his word in recently
escaping
The usual number Of murders and robberies is re-