New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

to the powers civil The administering OF the sncla
mrnt in one of the suburbs by the PROTESTANT N de
copal Bishop is spoken of by proVlhc!ni PpitstSnt
sacrilegous dehauch but at az tSGil.s GO II hos
ism has secured some small foOthOld here, tor IL mas
n native bishop eX-prleSt ana na'lIu lees aud
cans. and for years has been lssuB nd to mar
Bibles The priests. by the way, are olPoseu " i
riages between Catholics and Professionals ana sIer
refuse TO ratify civil contracts the HaIuS W I'D
has been ordnned 10y the liberal voice OF tne iahu.
II ~ nor generally realized that the majority mere
nnnn The male side of affairs have little regard or
respect for the Church as 1t is me hummer o 'nooo
| who do not perform what priests womb can reg
| Mar duties is legion. The Church does not LOOK
rich and suppose its stronghold IS with the women
| children. and Indians though If the Church iails W
fulfill its office Il teacher, any movement OF euuCa
ton independent of IL viii be likely to ABSTRACT I've
influence over the young Never before were , oHo
governing class of Mexico ready TO ehieit'.in
the schoolmaser; but the country must be @
~ quoted before this feeling takes shape III any
widespread system. As an offset to sucn ,io"ih
tons as NAV have been experienced OF iate years ny
the priesthood the Pope of Rome has Just maze
saint of BaTtOlOmc Gutierrez the McA,cd lT II ~
was of the martyrs of japan ana HIS hoi'u"' u
tcstd Is announced rs The cd Of May. III on
1uNpan hHS become noteworthy rs III gie,'. pV Va
American colony situated near the coast apoNe go
Cruz and the prospective terminus pl lI f Not re-
Mexico Nowit istauding the trOpic heat OF tnai re-
pIon II boasts ccordng TO fair report an eAceiicndS
uopuutou of more than $500, who survive neat anu
mn>E"tors and do well. 1t has good dwellings, anu
intelligent people says my Mexican auiholA ~, h'
regular streets and nice plaza beside r Tn
prison and consstory; and moreover the Iar luA Ap
mas enjoy their PascO moOny nights. Inns Pc'ho
of affairs in the Gulf colony ought 10 answer ioi WY
Good effects of immigration. But beyond thls' anu
excepting n handful of Americans, VINO haNe sone
somewhere into the interior, immigration has ioV
| made advance as vet BuenOS Ayres. meallWhl,,c'
counts seventy or eighty thousand emgrants III INC
course of few months. and the reason thelelo -
apparently not on the natural side of things Oue
good railroad To the Gulf would ught spcedy ue'ci
mine Immigration. and many Things beside
There is the usual story of small pr0nonnceIs MO
are bandits and bandits who are prohounceIs. lne
| tl,a& fttn nf al
Gen BOcardo and one Ot the political preleclS arc
pursuing small but active forces OF these Ioppc. 81
midges. According TO report, one Mltoli a'Iliuu 80
laonaliuac the other day, demanding tne Naiue vi
two months pay of the national guard ana wv
Ons of maz,-cakes or else he w0ulu sack lhe IoNh
and carry off its authorities. neighD0rhg schlnp
sacked the village of Xcotlan and Killed an lnfOrner
i'm the most mrrciless way These things happen
about the Sierra Puebla where exists the only con
siderable show of revolt according to JOURNALS OF he
opposition 1t appears that the NUMBER OF the hSur
gents were somewhat larger than those Itpoiltu III
my las. letter. that Gen Neglete is behind ihehl'
and that the national commander AiatorIt VIII use
1900 men against them. Tins Is sensible. Tor 10 ilglt
prOnOuuceIs among the Puebla Mountains rs htelaiN
fighting Indians " and a division OF men are not
more than enough 10 finish oneiOurth OF that mum
her in brisk campaign, such as AatolIe Is c,pane
| of making. IL is pity that this needless fuepa
trouble ever occurred; its premises might nave neeh
corrected. In the late election Tor Governor ven
NeudcZreceIvcd large plurality ot votes over Naita
the sitting Governor, but not clear MAJORITY 3I al
! the votes; whercEpon the Legislature ayaled thCul-
|
cia though the general vote manifested tnal Men
| dcz was the choice of the people In SO delicate
! iuncture as had come TO pass The question might
have been referred back Ia the people win some
saving of men and money; but il viii not he alnss
! if the disSidcntS taught at last 10 respect me
principle of obedience To pronounce because the
law is against them. even surprising Tie law iathes
! trick and is bad aw-what Is TINS lult Whlh ol
anarchy And ~ 1t proves; for the Sierra luSui-
gents are in considerable part thieves, vaganonds or
miserables, whose poverty is more plausible pro
nunciamcnto than any that can he made III stIlct
| good sense against Garcia's GOyernOrship Garcia
was an editor of reputation IN the hate var ana was
three times suppressed by the Empire for his out
| spoken repubcausm Mendcz was soldier under
Dlaz and does not of course, countenancc the pro-
lhe worst elements of theState. For the rest. the
| situation of hostilities Requires but few words
Brownsville reports that Canales OF somebody else
has risen IN Iamauhpas bnt BIoWhsNHie haollu
ally lies Another story Is that large body OF men
are being organized in Texas for the purpose of pro
| claiming Prince Iturhde EMPEROR and Santa Anna
| Regent but Young Iturbide has no brains Tor TINS
| business and those of Santa Anna are added. DO
not apprchend any exterior trouble Tor MEXICO or
indeed any deadly opposition from the more respect
able class of malcontens. snCh rs Ortega, vega ana
| Uucrta who. 10y the way. has managed to become
! recouciled with his Government. The sole coisid-
! cradle trouble practically is with the bandit system
that has grown ont of the wars. kidnapping Is less
frequent six months ago but stu Is not an eA-
| tinguiShcd institution
The capltal maintains steady average OF quiet,
peace and dizziness that thcateTs ana actors are
excellent and interesting. and that the suburbs NJ
| ford green refuge from the town. The news when
has lust come to hand that Cen RoSedans VIII come
here as Minister IL gratefully received by both Mex
leans and foreigners. As might have been expected,
| n number of the cotton factories In the valley have
been stopped and the wOrkmen now petition the Pres
jdeut 10 procure the dlmnutOn of the tax on native
products and its increase foreign imports propo-
sitlon which looks reasonable enough The poor We
| have ALWAYS with may be especially SAID OF TINS
warridden country. 1t Is, therefore, good 10 see thai
a lady publicly aud privately held in 50 much regard
AS the wife of the President has just by a conspcu,
0us example aimed to make charity active and
Fashionable; and that the wife of Governor IaZ las
with capital spir1t founded school Never did the
city wear an appearance of such good order "a at
present though the monthly arrests owing 10 the
| drunkenness of which the cheap aud simple drink
Of pulque is the cause. do not apprccably abate Ihe
jidri0 notices with great deal of satisfaction that
Senior Fonteca has taken prize AT the Paris eX-
| hibiton for the fine vanilla de Papantla which Te-
minds me that the Chiapas folk making use of "A
seed called the Cedron for the cure of scorpion
| wounds and feyers. K.OD