The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-22

Tho MfsstOo Of General ROsccrans-A Budgcs
az crimes-Indepcndenco Day-iscath Of a
Bsitimorsan-A Chinese Doctor Charged
with Murder by Maipracticc-Navai News.
MAzATIAN, Sept &c.
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8, 1868. J
The mission Of General Rosecrans to Mexico ia the
exciting topic Of the day Some assert he Is author
ized 70 purchase Northwestern Mexico; others that
he comes TO ofer and enforce 2rotectorase.
Published letters state that General Cauto now
prisoner In Durango. charged with assassnating
General Patoni. has publicly announced that the
murder was committed by private orders from the
supreme government Anti-liberalists believe this
astounding revelation.
News OF Santa Anna being proclaimed Emperor OF
Mexico has been received mere and creates much
excitement. Reports from Durango assert that
Patonis military adherents have pronounced against
the general government and in favor Of the newly
proclaimed chief.
Lozada has occupied several military strongholls.
He Is Strengthening his position daily. Government
has not yet made any demonstrations against nm
and public opinion believes the national auth0rltcs
will not dare attack hun.
The opposition press continues giving deplorable
accounts OF the moral. financial and political cond
ton Of the country. Assassinations and suicdes
form leading features. The notorious bandit Ramon
Corona T. reported captared sanaoyai. ms cnle. az
prominent citizen named Guerra, In the state OF
Jasco, was lately assassinated BY the military au-
thOrities who had HIM under arrest.
The fifty -eghth anniversary Of.Mexican indepen
dence commencing on the 10Th and ending on the
2sth was celebrated In an extraordinary style me
whole OF two weeks was devoted la oratons rre-
works, fun ana gambling.
A Chinese doctor TTa Azu, has been imprisoned
here for the murder OF Mexican citizen. Alu al
tempted TO cure patient OF rheumatism and Killed
him.
a. J. Reid native OF Baltimore, died ia this city
on the nth inst.
Ex-Amercan vice Consul Vinegar, from Guaymas,
departed to-day for San Francisco.
The United states steamer Lackawanna ana the
English nlan-Of-war Chameleon are cruising about
the Gulf OF California Both are making sharp move
ments get the lions share OF the specie shipments.
The Approaching I.Ozadn CnmPnisn-DiscOn-
tent Owing 10 the Demand for Troops
FiIibusierinG
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ~, 1868.
The defiant Indian chlertan, Lozada, Of Tepc,
threatens TO give government OF Juarez plenty Of
trouble. lie is reported to have 10, 600 troops under
arms plenty OF provisions and an impregnable posi-
ton. Adviccs from Coliua, dated October s. state
that four divisions of the Mexican army are to be
ordered against General Lozada. Much discomfort
exists in the State OF Cona IN consequences OF this
order The neighborng States OF Sinaloa, Durango.
Jalisc0 and tueretaro have received summons to
furnish all their spare men to re-enfOrce the army
There were ruinors Co,ima 0f various fiilbuster
ing raids being foot in several OF the ports OF the
United States, and that General Leonardo MarqueZ
OF imperialst fame. had landed at san Bias. Topic
LOzadas headquarters, IL on the road from that port
to Guadalajara. Marquee Il SAID " have party oi
hlibusters with him.
The adviccs from COlima alsO state that the pres
ent liz most oppOrtune moment for ilibus srlng
and express the regret that Secretary seward Will
not encourage such expeditions.