The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-03

,hs former inmedatsy shot Mr. Re-, ,.r.1 IN.
boy. back, wssA all three sonoaaA che 6arsarisy By
nasslng his bad win stones relieving his pocket
The treasury Of zacsssss ksd an income of $751; 22S On
In The month Of Nexnbsr The mines Of the State Of
i9 working them has mot been 20 ssa. for number Of
yearA sixty thousand dollars paid weekly 70 work
D.ns. isa %
fned $500 for not presenting himself in time 70
take hi. seat Psnctuaity ~ . sreas thing.
Aexico's most gifted sons Mr.. Lorenzo Elizagamade
its debut yesterday. We desire him long life and
The Monitor Rsput,icano says:-we learn. to our re-
gre good authority that the forty seven Americans
nearly all officers COMPOSING the Legion Of Honor have
not emily been placed upon half pay since some time
back, but even this pttance 10 frequently unpaid
for several days together, and the consequence
In that many or these good servants OF the
republic have had 70 pass sometimes more than
eight hours without having few rails wherewith
to eat. After the very valuable services lent by this
small body OF brave men as Zacatsoas where the Pres
dent himself and the members Of the government were
IN imminent danger and again Their gallant bearing a.
oueretaro and in the siege Of the capital ITSELF We think
t unjust that they should be neglected by the govern
msnt that owes 80 much TO them. II Is absolutely
national should receive the daily full pay with
puncsuaty but also that the just claims they have for
.r Pc. 49, as
and honoraDly given to them. The government by SO
doing will only do that which is simply right and We
convinced that in this respect there il mot single
member OF C0ngreas that will not uphold our opinion
At Zacaecas these troops in the heat OF the battle
lost the whole OF their private sqapags but without
complaint continued their good service until the final
SUCCESS OF the cause they ably sustained was crowned
BY the triumphant entrance Of the army into the metro
polls es s aH.
Senior castaneds has begun TO opon wagon road from
Durango to Mazatan. Senior CAssafsda Is member OF
the proseat Congress-
Senior Juan Bocanegra has discovered vein Of beau-
fol black marble in the mountains OF Nuevo Leon He
will open marble factory ~ san Luis Potos TO develop
the resources OF his discovered vein.
The tax levy OF the State Of San Luis amounts this
year TO $780,, $685.
In Tamanpas the election for Governor resulted a.
folows-Senor D. Juan Jose do 10 Cara, 1851 votes;
Senior d. Ramon Guerra, o647; senior D. Francisco L.
D. Luis G. Areilano, 665 As neither had majority,
tie election 10 to BIO gone over again. the only candidates
Cueta for Chef Justice Meanwhile General Pavon
continues to exercise the functions OF civil and military
Governor The reforms proposed by Juarez IN bis con-
vocation were lost IN the TamauIpas election
In the Northern States Of Mexico there widespread
indignation a. the smugg ing going on along tho RIO
In Texas for the special purpose OF smuggling goods into
Mexico.
Guerrero between Generals Jlmenez and Alvarez, the
IBERIA, Of the capIa YES that President Juarez has
declared his intention OF making the former recognize
the authority OF General Alvarez This 70 OmnOus Of
trouble, as Jmenez is the more popular in Guerrero.
HIS son, Rafael, s now Al the capital on MISSION to The
Congress had decided not to canvass tho votes on
subject Of the amendments 70 the constitution proposed
by president Jnarez in ms conrocdtor,a
The vote for Judges OF the Supreme Court in Mexico
scattering that no one candidate had majority
The consequence il thai Congress must decide the matter
by q direct voic.
Quite serious street fight occurred at the capital
New YEARS. night. Some twenty odd officers OF the
national army had gorhcasion At the famous Fuchen
restaurant On leaving the establishment they were
attacked by the police, and battle ensued, In which
the fifty policemen who had gathered the nvo
officers who remained in condition 10 fight Colonel
Laicn, Lieutenant Colonsls Oivares, Guadalupe Cara
and Rios and captain linda were seriously wounded.
Considerable excitement prevailed in the capital owing
to This outrage evident that the whole affair
gotten up by enemies OF President Juarez.
Among the perSOnageg named for Minister OF the
Treasury Mr. George dc Il Serns, Of Vera the able
manager OF the house Of Hargous De Ia Serna, is
prominent 1t 10 more than probable that Mr.. de Ia
Sorna Will refuse, his business claims his whole aten
ton. Mr. do 10 serna 10 politician, but thorough
Some members OF the House made violent speeches
against the expedition TO Yucatan stating that 1t
better for to pacy the Peninsula by
OF strict observance OF constitutional provisions The
greater portion Of those Who general policy op
posed to Juarcz supported his plan Of exngushing the
revolt 1t once by armed means.
The naval force bockaing Ssal IL composed OF three
schooners under Admiral ChapmanL These will be re-
inforcod by the following squadron from Campoachy
under Commodore Forster:-Msxioan steamer rahasco,
nagship carries STAFF officers 200 troops 20 horses
and over 80 women Tho American brig Winfield,
Captain 0sgood 800 men, American brig Trial,
Humphreys, $50 men, 10 mules Hamburg brig Jalapa,
mules, artillery, battery OF pieces, some 100 men.
Hamburg brig Pachc 800 men. French bark Cantabre,
$50 men, steamer Georgia. $50 men and mules Mexi-
can schooners Dolphin, $50 men; Mercedes, 100 men,
and brig Rafaea $50 men. Thus the feet s composed
vary from 600 to So 000 Some $500 900 have already
been spent and 10 natural suppose that before the
campaign Is ovor 81 DOC, 900 will be gone-a big sum
for the poor treasury Of ine Mexican government