New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

rcspondcnce OF tho Sjgio. dcplcros that such unfor
nnato ends have been reserved for many of - the
llustlouS men OF the land. leandro Vale, Ocampo.
DegOlad0. ComOniOrt ilaYe, and others, have fallen
under the dagger of the assassin" This statement
seems to be but half true, for The impression Is that
three OF these men were shot by tho enemy. ana
though perhaps under circumstances of ruthloSsncsS
that may Justify the use of very strong word sill
they did not fall exactly under the knife OF private
murderer. The after circumstances OF the murder OF
Patoni wear the same astonishing look OF sGng JIoa
as characterized thc deed itself. Though
the whole town of Durango accused accused
party being given at the hOuse of bona kcdii CaniO
is reported to have said 10 the Mr.. Sanchez, already
mentioned, So after all you ana NOT -ee o YOU
Of Cantos brigade made themselves tlpSX az one Oh
the Casinos and among other things called ont 'hat
with the death OF atGni was ayengea Ine uT' a5 "
one Col Cruz CrcdO. The state OF Durango mas or
dcrd that the whole affair shall undergo searching
inquest; the General Government has placed Canio
uudcr arrest for trial Congress Is also examining me
cosr n Cauto was n nembeT-eleCt of that body mo
strongest part of this affair is the avowal OF Canto
that Inc did the deed under secret orders OF te Wv
eminent of Mexico. All papers speak OF TINS charge
s Incredible and pTcpOStcrOus. and the Governments
spcaking through Secretary Mea, c0nfIonts 1t thus,
emphatically and Indignantly -, ..o, ,,,,,, ,ho
The President Of the Republic has seer win the
utmost indignation that Gen Canto after appealing on
the first examination. the very DAY OF tne % %
the crime to the subtoituge OF saving tat ne hau 40
knowledge whatever OF the occurrences ana ater-OVtI
come, perhaps, 10y the proofs that condemn nin, S"
thinking that tho caumny or an INFAMOUS suspicion
might be favorable 10 him-has had the extreme huua
city affirm that he acted III accordance MIN seoG'
instructions OF the supreme GOVerhWent nus Nou ~,
dshonOr the Government If 1t should even undertake 10
icfute snch miserable calumny, which is nothing more
than stupid raSe with when, beside lne reSpoS,oS
CautO have in the murder nc commits anolhti
crime 10y desiring tarnsh the honor Of the Government
of nj, country with vale SANDER This alone serves 10
increase the obligation OF the Government 10 employ IN
Information il had OF the crime order to bring about
speedy investigation Of the same aud prompt and
Canto claims his right to he held at the disposition
of the grand jury OF Congress, as he Is member Oh
that body. The Government orders that indepon-
dent of what tho grand jury may do, Oeh. Chht3
shall not be brought 10 the city at present To AVOID
any contingency ON the road" and that the Cover
nor of Durango shall have him in charge untll SUch
time as he can send him hiter guarded IN the most
secure manner meanwhile suffering mo- relaxation III
his imprisonment. This order seems uOn-bOund on
all sides Ii would DC a shame, II, by any means, Inc
pcrpcratOr OF the daStaTdly and atrOGlous deed ne
scrbed could escape The order Itself seems 10 al
nit that with inadequate escort the rescue OF the
prisoner 10y villains, perhaps rs bad as himself Is
possible contingency. Congress has already begun
The record of the situation among al The States is
herewith briefly cpiomiZed. The new difficulties IN
| the Iepc district and in IamaupaS, alluded 10 IN
the Presidents address. do not seem 20 bear fearful
front In the former mountain district, Gen iolada
always a CONTENDER of authority, ana absolute
among his people rs Brigham Young, Is reported TO
have formed AN army with the Intention oi assisting
| Santa Anna story which consider altogether
| doubtful though LOlada seems to bc pronounced
rebel of sufficient influence 10 give employment 10
! the forces of Corona. In Iamauhpas the IN
surgeuts are mentioned rs a few hundred bandits,
whose five or SIX leaders are accused OF aSsaSSiia-
ton: and this is doubtless the case. GuanaJuaio
complains of several bands of robbers; laXcala OF
another Jali,co papers declare that 1000 banded
robbers nfcst the State. which II new
development of news. la the central state
| the thieves have been uyStcTlOuSlN active, ana
several cases of kidnapping have taken place, not
however without an instance of accompanying retn,
button. Numbers OF the other States are pronounced
by the press as quiet or comparatively so. Topic
according TO this authority, offers the only consider
able trouble exclusive of the general pest of robbery
which so signally afcts the state of JaliscO hat
| with the efficient employment of ITS army IN all
quarters seriously threatened the Government mas
been successful in all It's campaigns thus tar ana
J Promises 10 mako "a conquest of the new phase OF
trouble in Tepc. After that comes the earnest busi-
ness of LAYING heavy hand on the robbers every
/ where-quite az vital and important matter IA
Oyerthrowing the revolutiOnists decided victory
over pronouncers and robbers IN general VIII eniue
| the Government TO something more than crcdit.