New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

A
RAGE AT MONILREl-lHE fREoipcNi ;
ACTION.
'''' MLXrCO. May 10.
News 70 date confirms the intelligence given last
that the revolt IN Sinaloa is substantially at end.
Gen. Angel Martinez, having been beaten by the
Government General, Corona. manifests that while
lie took up arms, as he believed, in a fair cause he is
unwilling to carry on a war against the Republic,
aud that ho respects the principle of obedience to
she supreme powers" Martinez was the head and
front Of the local offending in that State, but dis
claimed, from the start, being rebel to the
Republic. A few bands of insurgents, the same who
robbed the mint at CuliaCan, disposed to hoid
out because as they aver Corona bad shot SIX OF
their fellows. A rebelOus message, with lhiS Dur
den was cOntemptuously read III Congress Ile oIhei
day by the Minister of State and suppose IT'S place
now is under the table. Experience OF Mexico Is APT
to make tolerabe for time the cXpedlency Oh halsh
measures How else is the Government to deal win
robbers murdereTs and pronunciados, which IL nap
,ors too often are convertible terms With respect
to none of its troubles has the Government SHOWN
anv real want of courage, and have suspicion Lnat
time will Vndicate il in point OF slreWdheSs' he
quarrel in Guerrero is settled the prnCpe OF Ouo-
dience TO the Supreme Powers is installed III the per
son of Alvarez and his TVa JlmeneZ so lar IespeCs
the national name that he is willing 70 f0rego the
issue he has so clearly staked upon. Ihe Governor
of TabascO armed with ample powers has, IN snort
while put down the rObbing outlaws there Hence
there is now no State In revolt throughout the he
public, and, in the cases OF several valuable eN
ampleS of authority have been Won The plea OF
ufairneSs of elections does not suffice to cover the
folly of rebel0n-perhaps 1t were as wen 10 say
crime for the pTOnunClamentO Is, 10I the lhOst part
rallying cry Ot thieves. lhe trouble is tnaI nan
ceuturyS Generalization Of@war has not yet taught
all MeXcans better way of deciding their elcctOIa
duarrelS than by The value OF peace, PATIENCE
life authOrity-this Is yet to be fully understood,
and when it is we Will not hear OF war anu
nN., HON
snarled over as that of gOyernorship. The game Is
not worth the candle. This point beng Setted IN
the Of the turbulent states It Is as nave pre- pre-
dictod elsewhere. Government has turned lIs manu-
determinedly upon the robbers NOIlega GalNez, ana
two or three other prOnOunclng tTeeDOOteIs nave
been pursued and punished and the forces OF Negete
Nybipped into the mountains This has been done
either in the State of Mexico, OF little way into tat
of Puebla Probably no wrong is done to Negrete 10y
mixing him up with the robbers. lhey nave acted
as if they were veritably his skirmishers, ana were
sent out with a purpose.
New light has lately been shed on some vague Iea-
tures of conspiracy. For months suspicion mas
foated i'm the air of the capital that the friends ol
Ortega and OchOa were trying to brew mlschleI.
Their influence is really incOnsderable, and no sen
sible neTson imagined for a moment that they were
going to make headway A wild young olhceT was
in the habit of uttering treasQnable small Jalk'
SuSpciOus guns were found about ms premises GOV
eminent spake no word, but clapped him III jail a
Bolivian ex Minister he Is said TO be, came TO the
capital fresh from New York. In the paTlors ne
played scraps from the classics, ana wrote
ab0ut Cuba and social reforms in the newspapers.
Report goes that he the private secretary OF Dol
war The newspapers spoke OF him as the Narnhagen
of South America. He whispered confdentlally that
he had come to promote scheme Tor the munster
ing and emancipation of Cuba, and that Northern
expeCtant of the hOnOrs of the American mission TO
Mexico was fully I'm his secret Who this gentleman
of New-York OF Ohio is is not worth the telling, III
aSmuch no one is convinced lat least tne Govern
ment here shows concern at all abOut mm) that ne
can have any active part in the scheme OF the BOlV-
ian Possibly he is, after ALL only plotters Betsy
Harris Cuba it now turns out, was a BIND
to cover Ortega. The Varnhagen of South America,
or in other words DR.. Felipe LarIazaba Is no better
than cODspiratOr and that, too, against Juarez and
Mexico, with neither of which has he any call TO
bother himself To make long story short, he has
been Jailed. and will probably be sent out OF the
country with private warning Under the circum-
stances, this would be an extreme OF 1orbearanee
grieve for the accomplished doctor, who has more
ability than the he labored for, but who richly
deserves the disgrace OF beng shipped away. Now
let him return TO bless Bolivia
The meanest part of the Larrazabal conspiracy re-
mains TO be told Two Americans had taken part III
his scheme. it is supposed with advice from Gen;
Sanchez OchOa now in prison for having assisted
Ortega. One of these men named Green, had com
mand of small body of Americans VINO joined the
Liberal service, and were mustered out some Time
ago. The other, Fitch, was connected with the II,
nancial calamtes of OchOa in the United States and
has lately been acting as Interpreter 10 ralrOad
agent from that quarter. These men are worthy OF
no consideration except to point the moral tat CON
spiracy against Mexico is a sCandalOus business for
Americans nowadays Americans who come here
10 plOt have annexation, OF course, at the Dack OF
their plans and nrOfeSsed anneXatlOnlstS considered
as tribe are poor scamps' American interests at
the Capital are not whit improved by the secret
knowledge that unless the demands of certain foreign
madcaps are complied with, these halr-bralned TEL
lows will help prOnunciamento. What wonder
then if Mexcans are provoked to declare their hos
tihty foreign infuenceI 1T will be perceived that
the name of Ortega now gives title and countenance
10 the sentiment of annexation, and the movement of
plumber such as they happen to be. The former IS
trihing and of no concern to Americans The latter
grows less serious.
AS an offset to this Americanized plot, the Mon
terey paper publishes the story of an outrage com
mtted IN that city upon the persons OF SIX American
gentlemen. They We're going home at night when
the Secretary of the Governor OF NuevO Leon or
dered their arrest for disturbing the peace. They
were thrust into cell with condemned felOns, or
dcred to clean out the filth of the JAIL and refus
ing were lashed severely Brought up before ma
gistTate they at first hned and. then upon
showing of the United States Consul were set free
The Governor of NueyO Leon and Gen. EscObedO both
expressed regret ut their maTeatment, but offered
redress. Learning the facts OF the President
uaTeZ has sent a stringent order 10 the Governor OF
NuevO-LeOn. directing that the offending officials be
removed, and fall justice done. Natural indignation
has been aroused among Americans by the'MonteTey
barbarity, but the good disposition of President
JuaTpz is appreciated. Much bluster IS had over
the affair among the Rio GTande news getteTs
The facts are not wholly at hand, so far as the
Government is Interested; but take IT Tor granted
that they are bad enough-not worse, however, than
the reported cases of Union men and foreigners NAL
treated and murdered IN IeXTs. There Is an OLD
story about casting out the beam in ones eye, and
on general principles the Texans might as well keep
cool. To speak mildly, Americans have had as much
as from ThTOckmOTtOn. Witness, Gen. Sheridan.
There was a rumOT especially among the French
men of the Capital that the famous Fifth OF May
would not pass without some gross anti-fOreign out
rage in honor of the drubbing which Zaragoza gave
the French The day was celebrated much to the
satisfaction of everybody. The feast at the Capital
was a marvel of order and good behavior This
among poor people, and c0tempOTary with rumors
of conspiracy better explains the influence of the
Government than any other fact readily presentable
KSO'D.
PSI observe that Gen. Fremont speaks of a Sc
res of your Mexican letters in effect the letters
of Mr. Romero If he means that the aforesaid let
ters were made up from the diplomatic correspond.