New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

THE GOVERNMEHr-REYOLrS IN PUEBLA AND
OTHER sTATES-PRoCEEDINGs OF CONGRESS
RAILROADS AND TELEGRAPHs.
From Our Own Correspondent .I
MEXICO, Jan. %, 1863
Gems Diaz, Escobedo, and Regules commanding
three out Of four of the military divisions of Mexico
had arrived in the capital and not being allowed by
law to resign their commands at this time and against
the will Of the President had begged for long fur
loughs. These commanders were quoted by the OPP
position giving expression TO decided discomfort
because the Government had not respected constitu
tional limitations in some of its recent measures
Gen. Diaz had been urged by the best friends of the
Government to enter the Ministry, but was opposed
by its premier and his competitor for the Supreme
Judgeship Mr. Lerdo dc Tejada, between whom and
Gen. Diaz exists difference which, il is feared, evil
counsos have made nearly il not quite rreconeilable.
1t was hoped that harmony would be secured in the
Liberal ranks by giving of its most distinguished
leaders the post Of Minister of War; but this excel
lent policy has failed not appears from any want
Of patriotism on the part of Gen. Diaz The Presi-
dent il is suggested in of the papers of the capi
tai was not ndisposed at the outset to be wholly
reconciled to hiseometme friend and most efficient
military supporter Gen. Diaz; but he was afterward
oyerruled by some of his Ministers. The new Minis
ter of the Treasury has been the host of Gen. Diaz
during his stay in the capital and Is credited with
having originated the policy of reconciliation be-
tween Gen. DiaZ and the President.
The Minister of War states that the Government
has taken measures to put down the reyolts in the
States of Mexico, Puebla, and Vera Cruz. They are
thought 10 be small and in all but the last 10 have
been fomented by NOreta aud Negrete, the latter
pronouncing In the Serras OF Puebla IN favor Of Or
tega Trouble was again reported in Tabasc0 and in
Sinalonin the latter State growing out Of difficult
ties between its Congress and Governor. brother of
Miram0n had pronounced in durango. The war in
Guerrero between Alarez aud Jimenez continued
Gen. Alatorre had arrived at Campeachy and was soon
10 begin operations against the rebels in lucatan
The gnnhaats of the Government and of the II bels
had been lighting of Sisa
The new telegraph between Oaxaca and the Cap
ital naugurated at the former place on the 22d
previous TO which q number Of friendly kilograms
passed between the President and Cen PorfriO Diaz
70 whose exertiOns tho telegraph in Mexico owes q
great deal
Mr. Romero has sent a circular to all the maritime
cust0m-houses directing that those foreign goods
which were prohibited by law from entering the
country, but have been for long time tolerated.
shall now enter by paying twenty-five per cent duty
on the wholesale price
The most prominent of the amnesty bills presented
to Congress is that indosed by the majority OF the
Commission Tor that purpose among them Mata,
PaeZ, and other members of the opposition and OF
the army After aboishing past laws, determining
ohenses ana connscating property. 1t concedes iuli
amnesty 10 al who have served the Intervention or
the Umpire IN the AynntamentOs, to local Judges 10
tions. Those who served i'm situations of a pOlI'cal
order, judicial or military aro pardoned but cannot
NJ public office for the term Of two years. Those |
who solicited the intervention those who joined the |
mtalin" army before il Cntc1h the capitol and |
ilosr So fu ,-Hed the decree OF the "a of October.