The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-24
All PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
|E CAMPAIGN AGAINST MARTINEZ.
IVM LAW RESTORED In GEORGIA.
MEXICO.

MEXICO.
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endition Of Affairs the West Coast-Thc
Campaign Against AIartinez-HIghway
Robberies, Burglaries and Military Move
Aonts-A Summary Naturalization Law
The British Naval Observation-Disclosures Of
opeclo ON United States Steamer.
MAzATLAN, July IA,
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, July 23, 1858.
1he campaign against Martinez has finally ended
enefal Totenling who was in pursuit, having re.
armed to Culiacan. The authorities say that MARITIME
cc0mpanied by bis brother and others, has left the
buntry for San Francisco; but Martinez friends
ege that he is still in the northern part of this
late, with force Of two hundred men, awaiting
eU revolutionary development.
band Of guerillas, ten in number were cap.
red on the 7th inst, near Rosare, by detachment
national dragons under Captain Ramirez Among
em are Colonel Adolfo Pallacco, commanding; his
rotner Ricardo, acting chief justice Of this State
nder Martinez rule, and the notorious Colonel
Ftgedo Reys. The government troops lost one man.
senior Santiago Marino, q wealthy Italian resident
this city, was attacked by a band of robbers
Tort time since at his rancho, distant some ffteen
lies from here, and very seriously injured by cuts
ON machete. His partner In trade with two hired
en- and woman living at the rancho were also
IDLY injured. The robbers thought Marine
Ad large sum Of money, as he had
ZEN selling cotton, but they only procured
% belonging to the woman. The band numbered
ne men, all mounted. The stage running from this
V to Rosario was robbed Thursday morning last
point only three miles distant from the City
all. The robbers numbered seven well armed men,
ounted on fine horses. They dashed out of the
GODS just before daybreak and halted the stage,
ed the passengers and driver, took their money,
atches and rings to the amount OF $500, and left.
lere were three passengers in the stage, one being
70 priest Of Rosario going home, whom they
ripped OF everything. The passengers crawled
gether and united each other after the robbers had
Ed.
Colonel Cornio Cruz, desperate and murderer
as lately shot near Tepre by order of General Lo-
Ida and three Others met like fate. Cruz, having
OBVIOUSLY murdered man here, the Sinooa civil
lthorites demanded him on a law writ, but Lozada
plied that he had already served his complete exc
ption under the law.
Of1cial information has been received here order
b change in the military headquarters of North
estern Mexico from this city to Durango. por-
On Of the troops Of the Fourth division have al
lady gone to the new garrison. General
brona has asked leave of absence for six
request General Para has been constituted
Hillary Commandant OF this district and after
eneral Coronas departure for Durango this officer
ate. - ''''
Colonel Armada, Martinez revolutionist, has gone
Guaymas, and In all PROBABILITY he will offer his
rvices TO whomsoever desires them. Governor
alan is released from prison. with the liberty of the
ty bounds under bonds Of 500, 900. His bonds.
en- are Messrs. Quintana and Carega-twO leading
erchants.
Senior Armiota, a member Of the sinaloa State
nvVryr hnn
ghts Of foreigners In Mexico by supporting a pro-
osal to the effect that all foreigners residing two
ars In the republic shall by the act be declared
exican citizens. learned legislator says such is
Be law In the United States OF America
majority OF the Mazatlan merchants and princi.
al citizens have pettoned Congress to ask the gen
Fal government to pass an act declaring this port
deposit having bonded warehouses. The petition
not signed by leading foreign merchants
Paster Wallace, Of the British ship Chanticeer, TO
bpear before the court in legal matters connected
th the blockade mbroRli0; he has treated the writ
nth contempt. Captain Bridge Royal Navy is deter.
lined that his negotiations plan shall remain valid
htil he Is advised from the British Admiral In COM
The closing Of the port OF Mazatlan for only few
avs was distressing 10 the poorer classes In the
bwn, owing to the scarcity and advanced price OF
readstuns, the people being made dependent upon
he states OF Sonora and Jalsco for the necessares
life. Corn Is selling at SO 90 per bushel at Mazat
IN, and other articles are In proportion Many
|eople anathematize the English as the cause Of
heir grievances, and Others censure the blind ig
IOTduC6 VI uluClds, mo presume 10 treat the
representatives. OF foreign nations as their own
'eOple
conducta Of $3.50, 900 consigned to merchants OF
his city arrived here on Sunday last from the mint
Culiacan. Nearly 500, 900 OF the sum was placed
BOARD the United states steamer Resaca same day.
Hon. Crtspfan Paladares, member OF the National
congress from Sonora, arrived here q few days ago
tom the city OF Mexico. He reports the Juarez adj
inistraton capable Of putting down the revolutions
d Central Mexico and elsewhere
General Lozada has issued decree liberating all
be prisoners confined In the canton OF Tehaya, re-
|ardless OF the crimes they have committed, with
rovls0 that any future attempt to disturb the public
|eace on their part will be instantly punished with
|eath; also that any parties attempting to shield or
|efend criminals will suffer like penalty. The city
|auna wants the steamer Juarez TO convey the con-
icts TO the penitentarv on the island OF Sorracco.
Late advices from Chihuahua anu Durango report
Existing tranquility. The steamship Gussie Telfair
haking semimOnthly trips between here and Aca-
|ulCo has been running at loss OF 5000 trip on
In average TO Durango during the past six months.
bn her last down trip she considerably damaged
" storm and had to put into San Bias for repairs.
The United States steamer Resaca departed this
kternoon for san Francisco, first calling at La Paz
where she expects TO be relieved from duty on the
Mexican coast by the Lackawanna The Resaca has
n board a large amount Of specie.
The English man-of-war Chandelier has raised her
knchor and n beating OF the harbor. The blockade
continues very efectual. The British steamer Ajax
arrived here this morning from La Paz and departed
his evening for San francisco. She carries two
babin and ten steerage passengers and 1000 in spe
bte shipped by Wells, Fargo Co.. but little freight.
rome to san Francisco by the last steamer via Cape
BUSHES Is extremely dull here.