The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20


ton bill Mr.. zambrano also charges the Treasury
Department with specializing In Spanish bonds ana
otLer dshon0rable acts, and has succeeded In max
ing strong impression against Mr.. Romero, espe-
ministraton and are anxious to be 30 Impressed II
Is not at all certain that the more substantial part OF
and declarations OF Mr. Zambrano especiaily as il
y known that he was recently removed from the
mead OF the Bureau for the Naturalization OF Church
clearing up before he makes charges against Others;
at least 80 1t Is stated by those who should know IL
- inc .naI MT ans refuses 70
the section OF which he was late CHIEF ana also that
his late associates and sub-0icers claim from him
percentage money, which belonged to them all, and
which they call upon Mr.. Zambrano to divide. the
Dia,fO Ocidl has undertaken to answer the charges
made use OF by MI. z Statistic ana 1sta.
tsttcs have appeared but as the war Of pens not
over IL Is not possible as yet to make Just estimate
we meet the ominous mods and shrhgs OF wiseacres
who profess to tremble for Mr. Romero and who pre-
dict breakup in the Cabinet There Is no reason
to suppose that such crisis WIN be effected BY this
new effort Of the disorganizers. shall take occar
sion TO note the issue Of this discussion and the
AS have advised you by telegraph the Congress OF
the nation having had the case OF General Cauto
under adyisement as he had claimed the privileges
OF q congressman OF person and pro-
perty-that body, by unanimous vote, declared
that the evidence against him was such that justice
required his trial before the courts. He viii accord
ingly be taken to Durango the latter part OF this
week. where most OF the witnesses reside and where
the crime was committed. The feeling at this capl-
tai on the part OF the populace towards him ia such
that the most violent applause was accorded by the
audience In the galleries to such members Of Con-
and insisted upon the punishment Of his assassin.
The people Of Durango nre no less the
admirers q the late General Patoni, and It would
from the courts OF that State especially as all OF its
public men view his murder OF Paton as an insult to
the State. ! may here mention the name of Patonis
late COluraQe urSOU. Gonzalez 0rtaUN nromi-
nently mentioned In connection with the governor
ship OF the State OF Zacatecas. Mr.. John A. Mateos
Cauto; but the evidence was entirely too strong
against him, Notwithstanding the fact that the
q Hs rSoPs VINO da Inc shooting died
could not, therefore, give his evidence Joaquin
Acade and Ignacio Ramirez declined to act as his
defenders.
bill has been introduced In Congress, which is to
be acted upon finally to-day, with regard to the
portatlon 81 ores According to the present laws no
California since the year 1861. The law now under
discussion imposes tax of six per cent upon the
which product Is fixed by assays to be made before
shipment The tax upon gold ores under the same
law nxea a. taree per cent Of the product.
tion IN which IL has placed themselves by Its
action for the past ten months upon all OF the rail-
road questions which has come before 1t. Its COM
mittce to which was referred the petition OF the
American and Mexican Railroad and Telegraph
Company Tor the restoration Of the privileges con
ceded by President Juarez on the 18th OF APRIL 1885,
and annulled on the 9th OF August 1890, have re-
ported in favor Of the restoration OF rights and prvi
offered 10 Congress project of law In favor Of said
company which cannot fall to have o beneficial
effect upon such American capitalists as may be
contemplating the investment OF capital here. Sey-
era New York and Pennsylvania capitalists are said
to be interested In this road.
Mr.. LIE Lere is here for the third time In fifteen
months and Is asking some changes in the terms Of
his Tchuantepec concession. u is said he will be
successful at least in part, and that WORK win
m n al
The opposition, having spent their fury upon the
Mexico and Vera Cruz Railroad Company for the
past ten months, are now exhibiting symptoms of
fatigue, and as the company proposes to surrender
the exclusive privilege contained In the decree OF
President Juarez for the construction OF all the
branch roads or the line from Vera Cruz to Mexico,
and as 1t proposes TO reduce the tariff OF freight and
passengers twenty-five per cent, and as Mr..
ZamacOna and Others have become alarmed at tho
imminent danger Of having no road for another
quarter OF century, there are strong symptoms OF
a breaking down on all sides and a grand compro-
mise, which will end In the immediate commence
nent OF work upon the line to PueDla and the direct
line to Paso del Macho This will satisfy great de-
city ana Vera Cruz for labor and win occupy the
class VINO have been forced into rebellion agas. the
government or against the private rights OF indi-
upon by Congress-viz., the Mexico and Vera Cruz
the TchuaRtepec and Preside DEF Nortc and Quay
mas railroads.&c. viii be the FIRST legis,ation which
enlarged and enlightened scale. The next thing
needed Is immigration, the Introduction OF Anglo
shall not at present express my opinion.
The scandalous action OF the courts Ii regard to
the funds OF Mr.. James Sullivan, an English citizen,
giving h h money Il t liz papsrs
In the case will be sent to Che English government
dishonest officials to disgorge. This Is the case Of
the money and property held by an agent who died.
The property was pat under the English seal by tho
English Consul which was disregarded and broken
by the Official here, and the effects bank account
&C., taken possession OF. Nearly thirteen months
processes have been passed through but the depos-
ltor Will not or cannot give up the money, for che
reason, among others, that no has invested 1t and
cannot Ind II convenient. Legal bubbles are as
plentiful here a3 In any country.
Colonel Gagern. the secretary OF the Governor OF
Vera Cruz, has arrived here on some business with
the government, and has been thrown into prison
by the order OF the Secretary or War. rhe GL06o
states that the reason IL that Colonel Gagern &C
the general government Colonel Gagarn was an
officer OF the liberal army during the late OF in
tervent.on, and Is German by birth.
Tine D.drao Oj1cidi publishes the csrrespondence
between the London bondhollers and tins govern
ment relative 10 the appointment Of MIR. b. ]. Perry
most ridiculous despatch recently reached here
from Vera Cruz which was published In one OF the
daily papers, which stated that there was party In
Cuba which favored the annexation OF Cuba to
Mexico, following the troubles In spain and her
declaration Tor republic, as II was announced
here.
The supposed assassin OF Santos Dcyolado Is
beng tried for his life
There recently 6rflFeu mere rom Austria TWO sets
OF silver for Al. Martinez de In Tore and NJ. Palaclo
as token OF esteem and appreciation Tor the efforts
which these gentlemen made as legal advisers Of
Macmillan In hls defence. They are understood to
have been sent by the Emperor OF Austria and to
nave cost FAR UP into the thousands.
subventlon OF $4,000 has been granted by Con-
gress TO company which propose TO establish line
OF steamers on Lake Iexcoco. One has already been
built and others will soon be In process OF construc
ton. Messrs. Zavala, Macin and Fucntes Munoz
are the company. The latter two are known In the
United States.
Young Bucheli died recently from an injury re-
ccived from a horse when attempting 70 assist o
friend who had difficulty on the Pasco.
The Mint OF Guanajuato coined In the week ending
September IL $4,000 In SILVER and $4,000 gold. The
mines OF Guanajuato gave $io,325 90 for the week
Mr.. beers s young English gentleman, was acct.
dentaliy killed by tho discharge OF . Eenry rife
lew moments since.
The Right to Garry Arms EstnbEshcd-A Pn-
ciHc Const stcnm Line-Thc Death Penalty
Criminal AGnirs--News from Guerrero, MI.
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