The New York herald., 1868-06-17
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MEXICO.

Cabinet Crisis-A Revolution Appreh ended az
the CapitaI-Movements Of the Rebel Gem
erals Negretc, Rivera, NOriega and the
Governor Of Queretaro-Defeat Of the Ma
tlonal TroOps-MarQuez's ManifestO-An.
archy Reigns Supreme.
HAVANA, June 10, 1868.
BY the arrival OF the French mail steamer from
Vera Cruz We have advices from that port to the
18th inst and from the city OF Mexico the 10th.
There had been great excitement over changes In
the Cabinet Senior Don Sebastian Lerdo de Telada
had been sworn in as Chief Justice o! the Supreme
Court, vice General Jesus Gonzales Ortega. now in
prison at Monterey. Senior de Tejada resigned his
position In the Cabinet as Minister for Foreign AZ.
fairs under orders from the court, who refused to
consent that he hold both onices. President Juarez
was dissatisfied with this decision and the Minister
Of Justice, Senior Martinez de Castro. resigned 1t
was reported that other members OF the Cabinet
would follow his example.
With but few exceptions the press Of the capital
were clamOrous for complete renovation OF the
Ministry and the popular sentiment seemed to be in
favor of only one member remaining, SeIor Ignacio
Valarte, Minister OF Gobernacion II was not known
who would succeed to the portfolio for Foreign AZ
fairs, which Is temporarily in charge OF Sehor Aspi-
roz; but the name Of General Porfrio Daz was
freely mentioned as the probable successor to Senior
de Tejada AS to Minister Romero's portfolio the
chances OF Deputies Zarco and Prieto canvassed
in connection with the Treasury Department.
revolution in the capital Is expected II all the
ministers do not resign. The discomfort against
Juarez Is increasing because OF his opposition to the
action Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court and to
the will of the people. He claims the privilege OF
nominating his own ministers. Many arrests have
have been made at the capital during the past month.
xuao hot praa atoa
making q trip to Oajaca. his native place. In his
absence the duties of the Presidency are 10 be dis
charged by Chief Justice de Tejada as o0ciO Vice
President Of the republic. This interim, 1t Is OK.
pected, will last until the cOnvening OF Congress In
September next.
Senior Ignacio Mariscal. ex-secretary OF the Mexi.
can Legation at Washington, had been nominated
FOR seat on the Supreme bench.
Senior Puerta goes 70 New York 20 remain for
about two years.
Generals Rivera Norega, Negrete and others
through the country were ON TIE war path.
General Negrete had gone to the State Of Guerrero at
the head OF one thousand four hundred rebels.
On his way he had entered the town OF Zacatlan, In
the State of Puebla 1t has population of ten thou.
sand inhabitants. Negrete was received with great
enthusiasm owing to his personal popularity and the
disafrection Of the people. bt
thousand strong, had been concentrated at Japan.
town Of about two thousand Inhabitants In the
sameSState General Rivera received active support
from the Governor. He had succeeded In routing
the government troops under General Serrano at
Toliman.
When Colonies Toledo. Granados, Anlada and
CampOs ex-rebels OF the State OF Snaioa, ar
rived at Guadalaara on their way to The capital.
they were arrested
General Davalos had also arrested Ex-Governor
Placido Vega at La Paz Lower California
Doctor Larrazabal, a Venezuelan, had been ban
ished from the territory. He attempted to 60 20
Morea to join the insurgents but was arrested and
escorted to the coast.
Juan Garza had been declared Governor OF Tamau-
npas by the Legislature OF that State.
The manifesto issued by General Marqaez had
caused q profound sensation, and many tamihes
were transporting their valuabes to foreign ports.
The company who have contracted 10 bud a rail-.
way from the capital to Tuxpan were awaiting the
arrival OF RosencranZ.
The Vera Cruz and Mexico railway compa ny were
confident OF favorable solution IN te AFFAIR OF
their contested concession