The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
MEXICO.

MEXICO.
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Sanchez Ocboa Denies the Authenticity Of Hi,
Alleged Confesstou-Romer0 70 Come To Wash.
ingtou-Martinez, Of Sinaloa, to Renew His
Ailegiance-NO More Railway Concessions
Ansou Bangs Homoward Bound.
HAVANA, May Is. 1868.
Our latest advices from Vera Cruz are to the I4.l
inst.
The following despatch has been received from the
MEXICO, May TO- 1863
General Sanchez Ochoa denies the authenticity OF
the alleged confession published in the Tribune. lie
VIII answer Romero ina week.
All the foreigners at the capitafwere highly ndig-
nant AZ the outrage recently perpetTated at Monterey
on six Americans.
1t had again been rumored that Romero would soon
go to Washington.
General Angel Martinez OF sinaoa rebel fame, was
going to the capital to reDew his allegiance 10 the
national government and obtain his pardon. The
troubles III the state of Sinaoa had been completely
settled through the energy, ability and loyalty OF
General Corona and tho national troops sent from
Durango. San Luis and other garrisOns in his mill
tary department.
The pacldcston of the State OF Guerrero was still
doubtful.
Congress- had ordered the Governor OF Zalsco TO
appear at the capital and answer the charge of hav
my shot citizens without trial or authority.
discussion had taken place in Congress IA to
whether It is advisable to pay any more the span
In the case OF the Vera Cruz Railway concession
the exclusive right is offered 10 the present conpa-
ny, provided the Mexican government DE not re-
CURED to grant any assistance. The question, now
ever, had not been finally decided. No more railway
concessions will be granted by Congress.
Mr. Arson Bangs, In consequence OF the above de-
termination OF Congress- had started for his home
in New York.
secret police were Astounding throughout the re-
public, especially ut the capital and were on the
hunt after conspirators.
Attempt TO Kdnap Jnnrez and Famiiy-Posi-
ton oil Two Alleged Conspirators.
HAVANA, May is, 1868.
There was rumor at the capital just previous to
the departure OF the mail TO the effect that two days
previously an attempt had been made to kdnap
President Juarez and his family while they were So
journing at Chapultepec The guards at the castle
had been heavily increased.
The press of the capital sympathizes with Dr. Lar
razabal in his imprisonment. lie dees the authorities
TO produce the proofs of any implication on his part
in any conspiracy.
The Bo,ettn ReptblicanO had ceased publication,
owing to the want OF support
Senior Machado who arrested for having Orgi-
mated the late conspiracy against President Juarezs
life, had been discharged. He was arrested on
picOn, because he had failed to comply with certain
f0rmalities required Of all newlyarrived foreigners
He has amply apologtzed for this omission on his
part.
The news received here from Mexico by the Ameri-
can steamer Nevada will reach New York live days
ahead OF the advlces received by the French steamer
ImpGratrice Eugenie.
The Canard About .Jmarez's Fiight-Its ORR
manifestations uud shooting ministerial
Estimates Before Congress.
HAVANA, May 49, 1863.
The recent report OF President Juarez having gone
TO Texas with 81, 100000 in specie had is origin in
the fact that some specie was removed from the
capital for safety during tie excitement caused by
the discovery OF the conslacics against the Presi
dent, his Cabinet and family. An outbreak in favor
OF General Ortegl was feared 1T the time. The
story of Juarez's flight was. however. a caaord.
The bandit Juan ]. Juarez the hero the late raid
on Carmen Island, was executed at that place.
General Andrade was shot at Puebla by Senior
Aspiroz, q merchant OF that city.
Major Agurre, formerly OF the imperalist forces
was recently executed at san Felipe for violation OF
the law OF nations during Maximilian's reign.
subvention OF $40, 900 has been granted TO the
peaceful Indians OF Coahuila.
Congress has approved the estimates of the differ
ent Ministers with some slight exceptions. The
funding plan proposed by Senior Romero, Minister Of
the Treasury, does not meet with the approval OF
Congress.
ScitOTattOu VI tuc vsCtOTy OVeT VFfuGu Ut
Pucbln-Sharp Controversy Betwecn French
and Mexican JournRis-YellOw Fever Ra giug
at yeru Cruz.
From the Evening Telegram OF ycsterday.l
HAVANA NAV IL, 1868.
The steamers Nevada and Imperatrice Eugfnie
have arrived here from Vera Cruz. They bring adj
vices from that port to the 11th inst. and from the
city OF Mexico TO the 9TH inst.
The remains OF General Zaragoza had been trans.
ferred 10 the Pantheon OF San Fernando, in the
capital, with great solemnity, on the 4th inst.
Tue ceremonies at the mausoeum consisted
OF the Identification OF the heros remains
and panegyric by Minister Iglesias. On the
following day the victory over the French at Pucbla
was duly celebrated by grand procession the firing
OF cannon, speeches and poetical illusions fireworks
and banquets. MI. Plumb, American Chargi
dAfIares, was absent from the banquet given by the
government
Mr. Mason the editor Of the Trait o. Union French
JournaD has advised all foreigners to behave eau
tiously, whereupon the Si0to XIX. denounced even
such hint as that violence was to be feared from
Mexicans while celebrating their victory over the
best soldiers and most warike nation i'm the world.
The other Mexican papers likewise took this later
view of the question. No outrages. however. took
places for nearly all the foreigners remained AT home
on the holiday.
The property OF General Miramon had been de.
nounced to government for connscaton, but govern
ment decided that the sentence against that imperial
onicer did not work conhscation OF his property,
which consists mainly OF plantations.
senior Ortis, a wealthy Mexican had been Kid.
mapped near Cordoba and taken up into the noun.
tains. The party sent after the kidnappers had been
unsuccessful in their pursuit
The Diario Ofctdi copies an article published In
the Bo,etin Repub,icono maintaining that enough,
had been paid on the English and other claims.
The stage had been robbed between sau Juan del
Rio and Qucretaro.
The government had issued an exequatur to Mr..
Alexander willard a. American Consul at Guaymas.
Deputy Mata, who had been suffering from severe
attack Of typhoid fever, was recovering
Colonel CebaIlos, lately commanding at Orizaba,
was at yera Cruz awaiting the stcamor to reeve