The New York herald., 1868-04-13
MEXICO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of Tine HsSAlo.

Luh i'm Revolutionary Excltcment-The Case
of General Zermnn-The English and Spanish
Convention BOnds--Americau CIaims-Di-
vOrce,
MEXICO, March 10, 1868.
Jus. at this moment there seems to be calm in
revolutionary circles; whether 1t be the usual
which precedes the storm Is another QIt en- sabe
Several days have now passed and no new revo-
lutionary movement has burst upon the already dis
turbed horizon. Affairs at Yucatan are reported to
be in satisfactory state. The latest dispatches
from there which have arrived In this capital dated
March report Cepeda to be master OF the situation
with no force Of any magnitude to disturb him. The
snaloa revolution, IT, indeed. the government shall
decide that 1t be one lot adjusted. The latest
from that quarter Is unsatisfactory Corona has not
asyet distinguished himself In battle In the campaign
and It begins to look as II he may have received
instructions from the government to quell the dis
turbance by the diplomatic method Of coaxing the
disturbers, after they may have filled their thin
purses by prestdnlos and otherwise to come to the
capital and be pardoned. II is not certain but that
this method mas been already adopted In previous
instances and has been found successful. The dis.
turbances In Puebla suspended, but the cloud is
believed to be thickening in Guadaajara. Either
something serious will transpre In that region
1or the government will take some earnest steps and
will have to squelch a growing and maturing anti
peace organization there There prevails rumor
which, however needs confirmation, that the troops
which left here few days since for Guerrero have
pronounced against the supreme government. The
authorities here continue their vigilance with refer
ence to foreigners late Of the imperial army who re-
main In the country. There are several who have
married here and have business relations here, upon
whom the requirement to leave the country falls
very severely.
General German has been ordered out OF the coun.
try and leaves for Vera Cruz tomorrow morning.
His son informs me that the sum due him from the
government for his services In the republican army
was refused him until he should agree to pay the
expenses Of his father out OF the country. Young
German reports that nearly two thousand dollars
was due him In ALL but that the government paid
him only $500, he having been compelled "a con-
his father required him to leave Mexico Having
signed this paper he received the $780, and has paid
some debts OF the father and the balance the latter
has to defray his expenses In getting out OF the
country from which he Is expelled. General German
is now In prison. to be put on board the cars In the
away from the capital
The American Benevolent Society is now fully Or
ganized and In working order.
There has occurred second sale OF cash or pur.
chase OF English and Spanish bonds. At the last
three cents on the dollar an advance OF four cents on
price at first sale. No proposition has a. yet been
made TO pay any American claim, and those here
VINO nave such are cOniounded by the action OF the
government in buying up the principal Of debt due
To the interventoniss, and the utter silence upon
friends which Mexico has had. Your correspondent
heard an amusing argument not long since made by
q Mexican, which was In substance chat the obiga-
tion was on the part OF the United States towards
Mexico not the latter to the United Staes for that
the war OF Mexico with France and Austria had pre-
from joining the Confederates in the late civil
test with the United States, and In that manner
Mexico has contributed successfully TO the triumph
OF the North. Americans who are here are cha
grined that Mr.. Seward should give positive
oraesrs oasrs, 70 MT; Plumb to press no claims claims
states has now waited nine months for this
government to reorganlze Itself, and that some at
claims, certainly before paying or the principal OF
debt due those who occasoned the Intervention. A
made at on the subject The pressure
made upon Mr.. Plumb must be severe. How much
longer win the policy Of Mr.. Seward be the policy Of
No railroad grant has been conceded to American
capitalists except worthless one to Mr.. La Sere,
deavor to secure some favorable amendment TO his
concession IL Is understood here that the money
VIII be forthcoming 70 construct the Tenuantepec &c
road upon the single condition OF some changes IN
the concession, and which u s understood ne Is now
seeking. Marasca Is expected here and to have
Dr. Navarro will have charge OF the Mexican Legation
at washington. The papers OF the capital are dis
rai resrcsen,SiIoe ~ ns The o Ti
day since said:-
well to cultivate friendly relations with those who have
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moment urgent The press waking up 70 this SUBJ
jec having reached that England and France
Intend 10 blockade the pos Of Mexico and force payment
OF the deb there being indications that the Mexican
government intend TO take steps on the arrival
In Vera Cruz OF the frat English Royal all steamer In reas
on for the running on Of the last one, a. charged
with the conrsband silver board OF her. The debaes In
and decided One member 20 far as 70 declare that the
vessel belonging Mall line IN fact vessel,
and that such Of the British government
and therefore her the harbor Of Vera Cruz out
the British toward MEXICO.
We will see what will happen us shortly.
Serious troubles are looked for on the Rio Grande
at any moment; also In Sonora and Chihuahua.
Some OF the press are discussing the probability OF
both OF those states being invaded by nlibustcrs
from California.
The "dissoution of marriage question ~ is still en-.
gagng the attention OF Congress and the press, nut
Ike many others may fail OF being acted upon Inc
railroad project OF Mr.. Anson Bangs hangs nre, aug
also that OF the renabiitations Of the American and
Mexican Railway and Telegraph Company. me
committee have not yet reported on the Mexiep an9
Ncra Cruz Railway fEnpIish) concession. Snould