The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-10
McHicnn LIENS.

New York, February S.-Details OF
Mexican ami GucataD news via Havana,
TO the Herald, contain the following
T Z Mexican Government had been
forewarued of an intended pTUnuncia-
meuto in favor OF Santa Anna by the
garrison at Vera Cruz. Troops, how.
ever, were sent down from Tehuacau,
General PJrfereo Dldz's headquarters,
who arrested some n0u-commisslOned
officers and riugleaders of the move
ment. The affair had been buShed up,
and the journals of Vera Cruz remained
silent abOnt the matter.
The steamer TobaSco, of General
Allteres' expedition, was expected at
Vera Cruz.
The steamer Monterville left here on
the 9Th lust.
The rebels we're disposed to submit TO
General Diaz, and Colonel Nillafans
had named Mendcz; another officer
named Caledrodon and fifteen rebel
prisoners were ordered TO be shot.
The English steam sl0Op-of-war Cor
nilla had arrived at Sacrahce Island,
off Vera Cruz, aud reported that lot
of pirates under one Hernandez, had
Surprised Carmen Island and had taken
away all the military and government
stores.
Advices from Mazatlan, dated Jauu.
ary -, reported that a revolution had
broken out in SimOla.
The opponents of Governor RubeI
denounced him as an usurper, and Col
onel Franchises Places had proclaimed
himself Military Governor, and was rec
oguized by abOut twO-thirds of the
State. He was raising troops for the
defence against Ruber, who had march
ed against him. In an engagement
Rubers forces were victorious, and sue.
ceeded i'll capturing "a number of prison
ers and cannon.
General Corona, in concert with Gov
ernor Delerrga, of COlema, had made II
military movement to put down the in
surrectiOu. Colonel BOneagO was put
on trial for the insurrectiOn.
A conflict had taken place at the cap
ital between the police and some mill
tary, III which four cOlOuels of the lat
ter were wounded. The affair was put
down down by the authorities.
City of Mexico dates of the 3lst inst,
states that eX-MnisteI Romero had
commanded the abolition of import du'
ties over twenty-five per cent, ad va
lOIeH.
Congress had passed the bill intro
duced by Scnor Marta, changing the
result uI the election foI Governor in the
state of Puebid. A new rebellion had
been inausurated in the Sierra. The
disturbances were violent. a rail
road project, to mite the capital OF
Mexico with the United States 10y a
limo along the gulf coast, had been
referred To "a committee of Congress.
The Hera!d's Mexican news, Via Ha-
vaua cable, says: PrOuuuclamenLUs
against the Government were multiply.
ing and General Corona had fallen un.
der suspicion. AreyOlutiOn had broken
ond in SenalOa. Senior Meralez, whu
had been kidnapped, was shot by his
captors on his fIilure TO obtain re.
quiIe& ransom. A naval engagement il
reported ut SiSal. The merchants al
San Luis POtOSi have been released from
prison. High taxes have beeu reduced
Sena Oh el-cJ Garcia Morales as Cover
nor. The resignation of General Men.
DEE has been accepted. General Jnue'
neg, III Qarrreriu, bad decided not "a
heed the Instructions of the general
government, and was preparing To set
tie his dispute with Alvarez by an ap-
peal to the armies. He intended to
match against AcGpnlacU.