The New York herald., 1868-04-21
MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.


Spool Exports-The West Const Troubles
Indian Inroads-Suppression Of Some Port
foliSs-(seneral Items.
HAVANA, April 10, 1868.
we have received newspapers from Vera Cruz to
the 18th instant Fortydve of the passengers by the
steamer Panama for Havana: the balance are in
transit for foreign ports The brings 500 900
in specie.
cOndstcfa of three millions or dollars had
left San Luis POtosi the 9th instant for Tampico.
There were two British men-of-war at SACRIFICES
Island. The Virgo had not arrived.
project for the navigation OF the lake and waters
Of the valley has been approved.
The anniversary of the slaughter at Tacubaya, in
1859, under Marquee, had been celebrated. Presi-
dent Juarex was present also a large assemblage
OF ladies' who strewed flowers ON the tonbs of the
victims.
The schools in Tamaulipas obliged to teach the
new political catechism of the constitution.
The official journal Of Sinaloa publishes the adhe-
sion to the plan of Elota. General Martinez, when
government ordered the surrender of his forces beg
ged the President to revoke the order, and stated
that In accord with the orders of last February
he will make his obedience; that he is not nimical
the institutions OF the country. The brigade OF
General Arce are in the field at Iguaa. Two cavalry
generals lately with General Jimenez have offered
their services General Arce for the pacihcatOn of
Siualoa.
An American bark caught in contrsband trade at
La Paz had been conscated The closing of the port
of Mazatan had been disregarded.
The Mexican treasury had ordered all holders OF
the twentysx per cent bonds to present them before
The expiration OF one month for payment.
Suspicious were entertained that arms would be
landed in Upper California to aid In a rebellion
Five thousand bayonets for Mazatlan had been put
ashore at La Paz. Eldridge had gone to
san Bias. Schumacher holds letter OF credit against
Ex-Governor Vega for 100000 account Of arms,
&C. Vega is supposed to be conniving at the Sinaloa
troubles.
committee Of Congress reported in favor of in
creasing the salaries OF Ministers $4,000 per year.
aud Of suppressing the secret service fund OF the
State Department, subventons &c. They also medi-
tate suppressing the Ministries OF Public Works and
Justice and Instruction. A naval school is TO be
established at Campeachy.
Accounts from Mazatlan report Vega to be In
accord with General Lozada.
The steamer Tampico had been ordered to Yucatan
TO keep order.
The State of Queretaro has approved the opening
OF q road to Tampico
An Evangelical church has been established at the
capital
Minister de Castro has resigned his portfolio.
The Comanches were continuing their depredatons
in Coahuila, and were advancing TO the borders Of
the State OF San Luis Potosi Government has asked
Congress to authorize military occupation colo
nzation Of the border Of both States. General Gar
cia viii comply with the project.
Some American officers have recently been visiting
The Commandanf at Mazatlan.
President Juarez was recently unwell, but had
recovered
General Mccormack, Of Arizona, had arrived at
Grcs Sonora to condole with the Governor over the
loss Of his son. He had consultation with the
authorities the subject OF the transportation Of
American war material through that State to the
American frontier In transit to Arizona.
The Apaches were still rowing through the districts
OF M0ctezuma &c. Colonel Bustamente, at the head
OF about six hundred troops, was after them. He
deems IL necessary to agree with the Indians to lay
down an arms when treating for peace One hun
dred and dliy OF their arms had been secured In
church. The balance OF the arms laid down were
taken possession Of and brought TO Baum, but some
pf the Indians attempted q rescue, when u battle
ensued, one hundred and thirty APaches killed.
and ell prospects OF peace blasted again.