The New York herald., 1868-03-17
MEXICO.
SPECIAL rELEeRAms TO THE HERALD.


Anxissy About Marques and His Threass-An
,Amcrican Ordered to Leave Mexico-slna-
loa Rcyolutiou.
MEXICO, March 10,
VIA HAVANA, March 16, 1858.
There is considerable anxiety here, caused by the
confirmation Of General Marquez' escape to Havana,
and the rumors that he proposes to set on foot
armed expeditions against Mexico. Reports Of
trouble with the United States are also
In circulation. These rum0rs have resulted
In the arrest OF twenty foreigners and
Nexicans. General German, an American, has been
ordered to leave Mexico. He demanded the inter-
ference OF Mr.. E. w. Plumb American Charge d,Af-
1aires.
AT Puebla everything is quiet.
In Guerrero matters are bad enough. General
Arce has left the capital with brigade Of troops
10 help General Alvares in asserting his authority.
The Mazatlan Herald special correspondent writ
ing under date Of February 20 states that battle
had taken place on the 10th between the troops Of
Governor Rubi and those OF General Martinez. Col
onel Crespo commanding, had forwarded the
wounded to Mazatlan. The troops of Governor Rubi
amounted to about three hundred they were routed.
General Toledo, with five hundred men, Is moving
against AragOnez who has only one hundred troops.
This sudden activity Of the rebels is due to the fact
shat nothing had been heard, up to the date Of the
battle, Of what President Juarez had ordered in re-
lation to the troubles in Sinaloa
Senior Seuplveda, Collector of Customs, had re-
signed.
General Pornrio Diaz will probably accept the ap-
pointment OF Minister to the United States II ten
dered to him. SeHor Romero has again postponed
his proposed visit to the United States for another
month.
The conspirators engaged in the late palace plot
are being tried.
Ex-Governor Mendez, of Puebla, is at the capital.
Generals Ochoa Pavon and Sehor Navarro are still
I'm prison. The last was imprisoned for refusing to
surrender Maximilian's plate.
| DIR. Larrasabal OF Venezuela, has gone back to
New York.
The robber Galvez Is still at large.
Tho Situation I'm Yucatan-More Detection in
6inal0a-Positi0n OF L0zada and Corona.
VERA CRUZ, March 10, 1868.
. The Mexican steamer Tabasco has arrived here
RrOm Yucatan. It is probable that the final
struggle has yet to take place on the
peninsula, though Congress has oficially de-
sCared that the rebellion has subsidized There is
eome work still to be done, General Alatorre has
no control beyond the points occupied by his troops
He Is, however, rapidly reorganizng the civil author
&ies.
! In Sinaloa Chicurra, Montill, Garrido, Ochos,
valamo, Calejenes, are hostile to government They
have declared themselves partisans Of the revolu-
fionary General Martinez, who occupies Mazatlan.
Govern0r Rubi Is at some distance in the Interior
Neither OF the leaders trusts his followers and fears
10 lose ground.
General Corona Is at Guadalajara ready to inter-
Here; but 1t is doubtful whether the Indian chief Lo
zada viii allow his artillery from San Luis to pass
Through the mountains.
I The steamer Louisiana has arrived here from Vera
Cruz, 18th inst.
Adj0urnmenf Of the Mexican COngress-The
Railroad Concessions-Unsafe Condition Of
tho Country.
HAVANA, March 16 1868.
!. The Mexican Congress has adjourned until the 2sth
anst. Many points Of legislation have been left un-
touched and the railroad concessions OF the govern
ment have not been discussed. Fears were enter
rained that the English railroad contractors would
he deprived OF their rights and that the road would
be seized by other parties
1t Is thought that the proposition for new road
between Vera Cruz and Puebla will not be carried
The general situation Of affairs In Mexico is unsat-
1sfactory, and fears of trouble are universal.
ncendiary fires, robberies and murders are OF fire.
qucnt occurrence in the capital and the streets of the
city are unsafe at night