The New York herald., 1868-03-27
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and Full Details Of the Revolution In
Sinaioa-A Fight at misunderstanding
station Granted 70 the United States
Marine Intelligence.
MAzATLAN, March 10, /
Via SAN FRANCISCO, March 25, 1858.
The civil war in the State OF Sinaoa still continues
Pnd grows daily more complicated. The revolu-
tionlsts are gaining ground under General Angel
haEtlnez, WHO'S complete master Of the situation
Ftecomrols the affairs Of the Custom House; and
SlnQslly, there is no federal authority here now.
forced loan Of $1,000 was made on the mer-
chants Of this place last week. Seven Of them, in
lcyding Spaniards, Germans and Mexicans, refused
20 pay their assessments under this prestamo and
ewere imprisoned. After having been three. days In
pau they applied to the American Consul for relief
put General Martinez insisted that they should pay
pr remain in prison. The parties thereupon paid
under protest, In presence Of the Consul. No Amer
cans have been disturbed nor American property
The rev0lutionists 500 strong under Colonel Jorge
q. GEanadOs, on the 4th inst, near Cosaa, in the
aninlng district OF Morelos, fought the wing
bf the constitutional Governor Rubi's) forces,
commanded by Colonel Miranda. The latter were
routed. The loss on both sides amounted to thirty
killed. Several such small skirmishes haye lately
taken place.
The revolutionists now hold Culiacan, Cosala and
San 1gnaci0. Governor Rubi is completely hemmed
an and has his headquarters at Copala in the noun
tains Of the district Of Panuco His force is about
one thousand strong.
General Martinez has received official notification
from President Juarez to give up his command and
no longer exercise his usurped authority; also to
present himself in person, with the chiefs under his
command at the seat Of government. This General
Martinez refuses to do and states his reasons.
The federal government has determined to sustain
Governor Rubf and has ordered reinforcements to
leave for that purpose. General Donate Guerra has
arrived at Durango with five hundred federal troops
on his way to Snaloa. General Escobedo is also re-
ported on the way with two thousand more. Mean
time 1t is said General Martinez is making treaty
offensive and defensive with the Indianchief Lozado
of the State Of alsco and the defeated candidate for
the Governorship of Durango. General Borrego.
These are two Of the most famous revolutionsts in
Mexico
General Toledo, Of the revolutionary army has
issued fierce pronunctamtento against General
Corona on account of the official report made by the
latter to the federal government in relation to the
present troubles In Sinaloa. General Martinez, in
his reply to President Juarez also bitterly denounces
General Corona.
Credible Information has been received here Of
rising In San Luis Potosi. federal regiment had
proclaimed against President Juarez, In favor Of
General Gonzalez Ortega. They were Immediately
put down, and is reported that some Of the officers
had been hung.
General Corona is now at Guadalajara. Owing to
the disturbed state Of this part Of the country he may
have to remain. The reports Of an attempt having
been made to assassnate him are not credited
here. It was sensation story gotten up by an
Official here.
The excitement about the arrest OF Ex-Governor
Pl8cid0 Vega has not yet died out here. When last
heard from he was the guest Of Governor Ramon dc
10 Vega, Of the State Of Coma, and his friends re-
fused to allow him to proceed to the city Of Mexico
as ordered by federal authority.
General Davalos and his troops left here the 9th
instant for Guaymas. These were the last OF the
federal troops left in this place. On the 4th instant
he commenced to embark his troops, but General
Martinez ordered the agent of the steamship company
to prohibit the embarkation OF General Davalos.
Hearing Of this he formed his troops in line Of battle
opposite the Custom House and placed two pieces
Of cannon to command the principal avenues
Of approach. He next discovered about fifty
OF General Martinez's troops in the adjacent
barracks. At this time General Davalos' troops
fired volley on them which startled the
whole city. In instant all the stores and pri-
vate residences were closed and the citizens ocked
to the tops Of the houses. Some were peering
through doors and windows and flying about the
streets wildly to what was going on. Intense
excitement prevailed. AS General Martinez had but
very little force in the city General Davalos carried
the day. The affair ended by stray shot killing
poor old blacksmith, whereupon the officers went to
take drink Of mescal.
The news OF the late plot to assassnate President
Juarez and his Cabinet created deeper Indignation
here among the Americans than among the Mexi-
cans.
The United States Consul, Elmer, at La Paz has
received an Official communication from President
Juarez, granting the United States coalng depot at
Pichiluego a splendid harbor adjacent to that place.
1t is granted free OF all imposts and duties what
ever
Governor Mccormick and party of Arizonans
lately visited Governor Pesquiera, OF Sonora. The
party met with q genuine hospitable reception.
They visited Ures and Guaymas. This visit is re-
ported to have important commercial and political
aspect
Governor Gaan, the new Governor of Lower Cali
fornia, proves himself strong advocate of Ameri-
can interests. His editorial labors have most broad
and truly catholic views
Mrs. Burdell- Cunningham, accompanied by clair
voyant physician, arrived here on the 4th nst and
left on the 9th for Lorelo, Lower California, where
she is interested in mining property.
The American men-of-war Resaca and Saginaw
are In port. The latter leaves tomorrow for San
Francisco; thence she will go to Sitka.
The American whaling bark Harrison Is con-
demned at La Paz having run on the rocks outside
the bay.
The bark Otego, OF Rockand, Me-, ran on the reefs
Off this harbor and was damaged to the extent Of
$500. She left the 9th inst for San Francisco for
further repairs.
The steamer Montana, Captain 7. X. Horton, the
first OF the new line, left for San Francisco to-day
with forty-one passengers and sixteen hundred hides
large shipment OF oranges, $4,000 in specie, and
one hundred and eighty tons Of salt from Carmen
island
Expulsion Of Foreigncrs-Internal Improve
mcnts-Budget Estimates.
HAVANA, March 20, 1858.
The State OF Tamaupas continues to expel for
egners by virtue ofhe decree issued last October by
the supreme government.
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