New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

in all of these affairs might have oo. II; STAINING
if il had more money. but II II slcit ~ Y,catan
out the embers and bIands ol 'Soipplaint will be
Guerrero. and SinalOa, no gieaV coNP'"'"'
made. ...1 ,,o,ifoe,o of Fran
ciecS pieLon of Vera Cruz. on The imminent pr
csVV' DiisnDP "a, thn Introduction of Professionalism"
IN M fmoie sex continues the serious blsOp, u
.,11 Iv tbe dovil for the introduction OF 10
a'.'s,; ~ civil marriages. instigated by the aIore
said and allowed by the Government are . pdrau -
IT, Catholic faith lessen the virtue OF me sacIn1ene
70 ,ootr;monv svstcmatiZe authorized lhllhoIahty,
,d form families of PrOtestants The aug lst majesty
of the Catholic faith worthy OF God VIII DC ei'eL
waited if it nclines to percepuhe pe3sules, =? -"
Professionals who are full OF pride ana sehsuailtS'
As beginning, however insignificant, on tn1 llcnII'
toward ungOdly eDiOyments, the good DlsiIhoP ~
marks that rOpcH siiG R church! This is prohlDitea
Inv our circular of the 10th of November lS1 he sol
EMMY adds. WheTeupOn II IS necessary 10 hsy tli
though women have the best part IN the hus.ce ~
service OF the Church elsewhere IN Mexico ~ -
chiefly if not entirely sung by men ana boys
and the singing is bad enough, TO ludge py eo.Io
of the exercises at the cathedrals. taxing p!eahn'
the Bishop proceeds TO say that Professionalism IL l
door To error and heresv, schism and rebellion mot
the empire). Professionalism substitutes hypocIs{ iol
the truth. Professionalism VIII come Hke Moit t,i
sleeps clothing The Bishop Iecltes scripture 10 tls
effect and aims q number OF threatening teAts az
those who wish to be buried among Cathoncs ana 20
have Catholic rites performed az ther luheIds' III
virtue of all the foregoing considerations, te worthy
Bishop will impose the penalty of suspension on any
ecclesiastic who admits, cOOperates IN, or any man
ner recognizes the marriage OF q Cathollc WIN u
proves the singing playing OF women III i
OF chapels; or any priest who contributes WIN iis
authorization, presence, OF qdylce 10 tne Do Or =
Protestant in Catholic cemetery or win any cel9
mOny of the Catholic Church. ms II the spirit, anu
in great part the letter OF Bishop fIanclscos hOmy
and decree. Who SAYS that the inlu1e az a. IiiiS
out of ST ht seeing that tho Veracuclan C1uIcn -
so hard nurse at the cradle and such ghoul AZ tie
grave find growing OPINION among MeAitans
whose experiences have in some manner eXcOiihuhl-
Gated them that competition among religions IL
necessary to prevent stagnaton III tie business OF
morals h'op'
LATER-sUPPREssIoN OF TIE INsURRTcTIoN IN
YUCATAN.
Prom our Special Correspondent ,.-. -. n, ,e,o
The Imperatrice Eugene entered the harbor last
evening She sailed from Vera Cruz on the lsth but
brings dates only so late the 18th. letter from
the American Consul at the last named place states
that the revolution in Yucatan was suppressed; that
the Tabasco had returned on the 18th 10 the road
stead of Vera Cruz, and that Merida was taken by
Cen AlatOrre on the 3lst of January. The troops
left Campeachy for Merida on the Sth nit ana en-
cOunteTed no resistance until within short distance
of the city. They came to the people OF MaXcaml'
where the enemy, fortified in the church and plaza,
commenced TO dispute the passage. After
several hours firing the forces of the Government
got possession of the latter, killing and wounding
many of the opposite party and taking thlfty
prisoners On the LIST inst another body OF the reVo
utiOnists about 200 strong at IMAM were surprised
by AlatOrre's troops, they losing at the same time
thirty killed and wounded and some thirty prisoners
AatOrre thereupon, ordered his army TO Merida, ex-
pecting to have a combat with the insurgents, but
before his arrival the commander had retired with
his 800 soldiers to Izama For his part, Col Foster
met the enemys fleet on the 9th INST, IN 'front.' OF
Chaviiay and after fight of three hours took all
their boats. On the 9th Gen. AlatorTe was 10 have
taken up his march for lanai and II is not dfncult
to suppose that before this they have been beaten
and put TO flight Sisal is, likewise, i'll the power ol
the army of the Republic.
RUMORED ATTEMPT TO AsSASsINATE PRESIDENT
JUAREZ.
HAVANA, Feb. 27.-AmOng the passengers on
the steamship Georgia. which arrived here today from
Vera Cruz Gen. sturm and suite; Col. PrOudfoo
Commander Of the American Legion in Mexico. and Mr.
Alexander OF the Vera Cruz and SewYOrk Man Steam
| ship line.
The Georgia brings rumOr that telegram was re
ceived Vera Cruz stating that two MexcaDs from Ha
vana had made attempt 70 assassinate President
Juarez and rob the Treasury There opportunity
Of asceraning what foundation there might be for this
rimOr before the steamer left Vera Cruz.
II reported that the Mexican Treasury was buying
in English and Spanish claims, but Ignoring American
demands though these proceedings were against the VIII
OF Romero, who was pOwerless to prevent them.