New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
or., ..cort. sha leave the city every week, on va

tlOna $j4O 0O0 for September Arrests Ior october,
/ 900 men and 500 women, among the FORMER Iour
kidnapuers. The lake to be navgated. Criminals
pardoned by the President. Numbers OF nRnway
robberiee some Of them violent ana 1aIs'' 9n pau @
near the capital: milk-dealers plundered, MI. once
kidnapped on leaving the city, Proposed eree''n "a
O statue to Guerrero , .,oo ono .,or,
GUANAJuATo.-Conag in one week, 100000; new
mining company at work Mr.. Troncos0 kldnappSu ~
Silao; Lopez assassnated at Aguilares; q coach "a
Leon. and q rancho at Aguirre robbed: IDese, anu u
other occurrences the high road, had alarmed Ihe
city The building Of the penitentary at Saiaanc''
GUERRERo-R Reduction of import duties at Acapul-
co Gov. Alvarez accused of misuslngthe customs;
Alvarez reelected Governor over Gen. Arce; ITO
nounced robbers in the barranca OF Malinatehangoi
Puebite assaulted, two citizens Killed, ana mshy
women maltrested; Col Hgueroa pursuing 'he
bandits; q shock OF earthquake. :,
HDALGO.-Tbis is the projected new state 10 pe
formed out of parts Of San Luis POtosl and Mexico
The Vos de Hiddlgo lately reported Noriegs again
robbing, and some assassinations by band under
his partner Leon these twain being the leadlng ROD
bers of the central section. :.
JAIIsCO.-RObberies innumerable; bandits arouhu
Guadalajara San Juan de los Lagos, Leon. and other
centers of population. Several bands chastlsed Dy
State forces robbers defeated by haciendado ana
his wife On the other hand gaIita OF GuaaaasI
kidnappings occurred. Dilgences were robbed every
day. A correspondent of the Si0lo remarks that
force is used by the Government to obtain money.
and that none can complain for the State could not
be in worse condition" Another letter-wrlter says
that the situation of the State Is not hopeless and
that there are perceptbe Signs OF poste ,efSa tSat
Tranquility ia his district is preserved with the ex-
ception OF " occasional bandit depredations" The
situation aro9nd nadaslars Is sald 70 in ngye Neve sn
ber but all authorities concur IN reporting the con
dition of the State as bad In the extreme doYern
ment had allowed the unrestricted sale OK nguols ~
SeSpaiasS aY faFo S ERsSss xas beas paysated
Schools for women had been organized. The uO'siu
ment was forming gendarmerie against the Dandits,
- l,akr. - haa hnAn
In practical secession from the State OF Jalsco IL Is
ruled by Gen. LOzada, and in itself enjoys compare
tive quiet and order Notwithstanding the trouble
"that district is in almost perfect tranquility and
security Jalisco papers say that body OF Lozadas
people had tried to provoke an outbreak at pace
the Emperor of Alica.S Lozada, however, had de-
clarod his intention not TO rebel Petitions had been
made for the erection Of Tepic into separate state
MoRELos.-This is the name of the proposed new
State TO be formed ont of a part OF the state OF
Mexico 1t will have 1920 inhabitants. Its great
product is sugar-cane. The small outbreak against
the political chief OF lonocatapec In this sectoh hau
MrxICo.-The Judge Of the district Of Toluca has
been accused before Congress of having given dmpdro
To two kidnappers. The title of Heroic had been
conceded to the village Of Ierango. ten. Cueiiar
had divided his men INTO small parties TO guard the
road between Apizaco ana fuepIa ho dho sn tSot
there are now more than 5000 children In attend
ance. ,.-.,.- ..,.,,o.
isied and feeble An outbreak at Zamors roobng
and kidnapping OH the road thereto. Inc 80 men
who pronounced there adopted "a theif cry, LlEe a
liberty and death to hunger" phn.gn' onnS ~ ,ne
capital for the beneht Oh the NC" tnea'ei' Hion''
scarce; maize abundant.
Nrrvo LEoN-Rumors had been afoat that this
guerillero or adyenturer troubling the state;
But letters to tho Sgo state that lie had embarked
from Corpus Christi. lie may be in correspondence
with the factions Of Tamaulipas. ,
OAXAcA-Geu Poriris Diaz, IL is believed, has dis
agreed with his less capable brother the Governor OF
Oaxaca, and has gone 10 reside In OrizaVa tohse-
lint which are probably without real warrant.
Oaxaca did not suffer from robbers, and could be
travelled with freedom In IehnantepeS the Collector
of the Custom House and q Mr.. Woolrich had been
put in prison by the authorities, on suspicion oil being
In conspiracy against the state Government. sew
oral named persons have il is reported asked OF mr
Woolrich $1,000 for the redemption Of some of his
papers in which is revealed plot against the pubic
order The rumOr which individuals have bronght
to the capital that q spirit OF secession h2d been
awakened i'm the State may have reference 10 this fact
but the rumor itself receives no credit The customs
collection ut Tehuantepec had been complained OF
and an American bark, the Francis Palmer; was IN
port discharging cOntraband goods. Whether Nr
Woolrch is English or American does not appear 70
be known.
nicious Convent of Sisters of Charity and expelled
them from the city. the reason being that the con
vent had concealed boy kidnapped from his mother
and in spite of the demand of the authorities TO re-
store them. According TO the papers the kidnapper
was the boys father his object being 10 obtain $1,000
for his sons ransom Inc sisteTs sr St Caarty r nSa
sion of the story. A priest of Pueba had refused 10
bapze children of any kind unless PAID III advances2
Highway robberies near Chotla, matamoI0s Acatian,
and neighborng places Governors escort beaten by
bandits. Judge and Justice of the Peace at Acat-
Ian brought TO trial before the Legislature lrehs-
ury improved; Sierra disorder queled; ASSOCIATION
formed TO promote the construction OF Talroad 10
oTxRErARo~Road to Tampico begun; 9CO men
employed. The State apparently in tolerable con-
pSHn nnnOyeu bandits
ncighb0rs.
SAN LOUIS PorOsI-Financial distress continues;
administration inefficient robbers numerous; iu9c
want of money; earthquakes many and damaging;
federal contribution severely felt Watchmen OF san
Louis had refused to light the city streets till paid.
Order, however had been restored in the capital
SINALoA.-Commerce dull, and money and maize
scarce. Cotton in the State but no demand. Cosali
poor and threatening inundations near maziatlan,
and some communications stopped. The Legislature
had adjourned after making budget, giving amman
fairs to several towns organizing national guard,
Ing is for
press want Of not knowing what TO do without them.
Mr. Howell has established gas factoryat Mazatlan
TIAsCALA.-Increase OF population since last cen
sus 5000 Bandits still annoying the roads; but tho
Governor promises their security, Hidden treasure
found in the hull of Jesozo, belonging to the Govern
ment. Three hills near by undergoing exploration.
SONORA RA-GOvernment has decreed the establish
ment of girls schools in all municipalities: More
than fen thousand men are registered III the National
force Consulate recommended for Tucson capital OF
Arizona; four aduanas frontier Nine mines of
silver registered since the month OF september In the
Sahuaripa district.
TABAsCO-Petitons Congress that maze-hour and
wheat shall be allowed free through tho port Of san
Juan Bautista Coffee and cocoa plantations damaged
by freshet. Treasury IN order. Progress Society
giving free lectures.
TAMAUIIPAs.-Troubles thus far unabated Vargas.
having captured the Governors brother, threatens
barsh treatment unless he resigns Villages sacked
and burned by Vargas; halfa- dozen reported ki J.
nappings by tho same bandit. Rumor of pronun
ciamento by Canales not confirmed The pron0uncefs
a.. ~, xrI,n ulart tp nar nf