The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-28
FROM n e XICO.

From the Brownsville Sentinel Of the 10Th
The latest date from the City of Mexico is the
Sielo XIX of Nov. I'd.
The Congress have appropriated hve thousand
dollars to each of the following States to be used
in defense against the Indians. Durango, CHI
huahua, Nuevo Leon and Coahuils. The dis
bursement of the appropriation to cease as soon
as the supreme government shall have placed
military in either OF the States.
Gen. Csnto, who was ordered by grand Jury
to be tried by the courts of Durango, has applied
for a recuTs0 de dnpdrd "a writ OF hsbeas corpus)
claiming the night TO be tried by the military tri-
bunals. He Lett the city on the 27th Of OCTOBER,
under good guard for Durango.
Senior Escslante died of the wounds received on
the railroad of Tlapsm at San Angel.
On the 29th of October, the stage coming from
Toluca was assaulted by bauditti and the passen-
gers were robbed and left naked.
There is a bill before Congress to charter rail.
read to run from the capital TO To.uca, with
branch to Cuernavaca.
Don Iugustin Olivera petitions for grant to
manufacture candles by new method and Tor ex-
elusive right.
Don Gabno Ruiz petitions for the exclusive
privilege Of manufacturing cork.
The Iberia and the Siglo XXX mention num-
Der of robberIes having occurred in various Sec
tons.
When the Observador says Mexico needs peace,
it utters a truth patent to all the world. Peace,
security TO persons and property for ten years
would make Mexico desirable country TO 1--we
In.
Sergeant Francisco Sanchaz. corporal Francisco
Flores and private Pedro Gonzales Miramon we're
executed October 3lst for their part in the re-
volt of the Cazsdores at Gsloano. which resulted
in the death of Col Plston Senches.
man cut another's throat with q razor on the
2lst of October.
On the road from Pesos to San Luis twelve ban
dts robbed two men. They resisted one OF the
bandits was wounded and one of the travellers.
On the 18th of October twenty well mounted
nd ltad in he nj n
lacio some muleteers. They captured the mule
teers, fifty mules two merchants and lady. Col.
Visoso started in pursuit of the thieves.
Leon Chaves has rebelled against the govern
ment. and has force of $50 men under his COM
msnd. He appeared near Tamochristlsn.
On October 18th. a sergeant was asssassnted in
Villa Nuevs. The assassin fed.
The telegraph line being constructed to San
Luis Pctosi has been finished to the hacienda del
Csrrero.
The telegraph company have obtained an ex-
tension OF six months time from the supreme
government to complete the line from Aguasca-
entes to San Juan de los Lagos. They have per
mission to import, free Of duty, materials and the
ecessary apparatus.
On the 18th of October the southern stage was
robbed two leagues from the city of Guadaaj ara
The Legislature has repealed the law prohibit
ing clergymen from teaching school or having
educational establishments under their charge.
Gen. Alvarez has been reelected governor of
the state of Guerrero.
Commandan'e Jesus Manon has been sentenced
to one years Imprisonment for beating al srte-
sian whom he had ordered to make pair Of epau
lets. He has appealed.
The Legislature have given to the five minor
children Of Don Ignacio Rule. the sum Of seventy
five dollars per month as pension and q remu
neraton for the services rendered to the State by
their father in the branch of public instruction.
Ignacio Vidaurri, son of the late imperial gene
ral entered Monterey alone on horseback aud
went directly to the house Of Gov. Trevino he
was non oompos mentis at the time. He did not
alight from his horse, but loudly and fiercely
heaped maledictions on the assassinators OF his
father. The police endeavored to arrest him,
which terminated by bis killing one and wounding
several, then quietly leaving the city.