The New York herald., 1868-04-13
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL 49, 1868 TRIPLE SHEET
Church law. rhree priests s sal.lllo. the capital,

Church laws Three priests o. Saitlilo the capital
| had been denounced.
Lieutenant Colonel Camille Couss, eentenced to
death for murder of Mr.. Choover last September,
escaped from prison In this city last night. The
jaor and another prisoner fed ALSO The jaiIor had
been appointed only three days.
Lawyer Pare, one OF the prominent reyolutioafsts,
has been appointed Military Prefect of Mazat.an.
Yesterday ofictal posters signed by him commanded
all classes OF residents to deliver up their firearms
powder ana shot under penalty Of military punish
ment Tor noncompliance. An appraiser averaged
the excellent guns and pistols at from So TO s5.
Generai vega has written a letter to Senator Cas-
ellano OF this city, in which he takes issue against
Governor Rubis, and the document savors of favor
ism towards the reyoutoniss and thinks that a
third trial OF the Governor would harmonize con-
ihcting elements. This Is considered slightly per-
sona' oy present rulers. The General is reported
plotting in every direction with view of Remaining
in power in this State.
Senior velages, editor OF FL Correo De. Pacdco has
been offered the third position in the Martinez govern
men but refuses the honor on account of his strong
friendship for Corona. An editorial In his issue yes.
terday indirectly informed Martinez that his late ia
nous conscriptions are somewhat distas.eui TO he
people. This Is the first voice publicly raised agans.
the conduct of military Governors, and 1t is thought
that repetition OF such language may give the edl-
tor prison cell for an editorial room.
Five suspicious characters were arrested on board
coasting schooner night before last brought
ashore and marched under guard 10 prison. They
were reported TO be from Guadalajara and came for
the purpose OF assassinating the authorities AL;
have been examined and released. Two OF them are
said to be desperate characters. Their advent and
the manner OF dealing with them is looked upon with
great dstrust by the citizens generally.
Stirring military movements preparatory to a inal
conflict keep the people in constant state OF excite
ment The revolutionists continue conscripting with
out mercy and forwarding victims to the 'front.' They
have depopuated the country district and last week
seized by violence all the working in the cotton
factories. The mills in this city and Presidio are
sequently closed. Many other branches OF business
are in Ike condition.
Permanent Deputntion Orgnnized-Ex-km-
perialists Restored to Civi! Rights-Others
Dismissed from Empioy--Yucatan.
HAVANA, April III, 1868.
The steamer Paris from Ssal the Sth inst. ami
Vera Cruz the 5th, has arrived at this port She
brings newspapers from the capital OF Mexico to
March 81.
The permanent deputaticn had been installed,
with Senores Prieto, Doria, Balandrufo Ancona
and Canioa as members. A committee was sent to
Presid, n Juarez to announce that they had re-
halilitated Sefores Garlic and Guzman, ex-im-
perallsts.
At Jaapa tribunal had dismissed some of its
employees who had served The empire.
Continued skirmishes with the rebel Indians In
Sonora are reported.
At Merida, Yucatan, there had been great festivi-
ties in celebration of the capture of Puebla by Gen.
era Diaz
The elections in Yucaan are to take place on the
10th inst Meanwhile the journals arc suppressed.
General Aatorre and his troops will move for home
ut the end Of April.