Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10
FROM MEXICO.
Santa Anna.

NEW YoRK, Feb. S.-Details of Mexican
and Yucatan news, via Havana, to the Her.
aid, contain the following:
The Mexican Government had been fore
warned of an Intended pronunciamento in
favor of Santa Anna by the garrison of
Vera Cruz. Troops, however, were sent
down from Tehuacan, Gen. Porfireo Diaz's
headquarters, who arrested some non-com-
missiOned officers and the very leaders OF
the movement. The affair had been hushed
up and the journals of Vera Cruz remained
silent about the matter. The excitement
was all over when the steamer left.
Movements of Steamers.
The steamer Jabasco, of Gen. Allterre's
expedition in Yucatan, was expected at
Vera Cruz.
The steamer Martizena left Sisal on the
9TH inst. The rebels were disposed to sub
NIT to Gen. Diaz.
officer named Calederon, and fifteen rebel
prisoners to be shot.
Pirates.
The English steam sloop of war Cornella
had arrived at Sacrifices Island, off Vera
Cruz, and reported that lot of pirates,
under one Hernandez, had surprised Car
men island and had taken away all the mil
itary and Government stores. He intended
to sail tor Tobasco to disposses the Gov
ernment.
Revolution I'm Sinalva.
Mazatlan dates to Jan. 23d, report that
a revolution had broken out in Sinalva.
The opponents of Gov, Rubie denounced
him as usurper. Col. Franciscos Falac-
oes had proclaimed himself military gov
ernor, and was recognized by about two
thirds of the State. He has troops for de-
fence against Rubie, who had marched
against him. In one engagement Rubie's
forces were victorious, and succeeded in
capturing number of prisoners and can
non. Gen. Covona, in concert with Gov.
Delanego, of Calima, had made a military
movement to put down the resurrection.
Col. Borrego was put upon trial for insur-
rection.
Conflict at the Capital.
A conflict had taken place at the Capt.
| tai between the police and some military,
| in which four Colonels of the latter were
| wounded. The affair was put down by the
authorities.
- Import Duties.
City of Mexico dates of the 3lst state
| that ex- Minister Romero recommended the
abolishment of import duties over twenty
| five per cent. advalorem.
The Tariff
Congress had passed the bill introduced
| by Senior Mata changing the tariff.
Election in Pueblo.
The result of the election for Governor
| in the State of Pueblo was that a new re
bellion was lately to break out in the ST.
ezra. The disturbances were violent in the
| mountains thereabouts. go
| Local Troubles.
| The troubles in Guerrero, Jalisco, Du-
range and San Luis may cause general
struggle in Mexico.
s3H'a NJ Railroad Project. e@
A railroad project to unite the capital o
Mexico with the U. S. by line along the
| Gulf coast had been referred to com
mittee of Congress. ~ .ts
Additional Mexican Items.
| NEW York, Feb. 9.-The Herald's Mexi
i can news, via. Havana cable, says pronun-
ciamentos against the Government wers
| multiplying, and General Corona had fal-
| len under suspicion.
| A revolution had broken out in Sina'Oa
Senior MoraleZ, who had been kidnapped
was shot by his captors on his failure tt
| obtain the required ransom.
| A naval engagement is reported at Sisal.
The merchants at San Luis PotOsi hao
| been released from prison.
Forced taxes had been reduced at Sim
aloa to elect Garcia Moralez as Governor
The resignation of General Mendez hat
been accepted.
General Jamenez, in Guerrerio, had de-
cided not to heed the instructions of tn,
General Government, and was preparing Il
settle bis dispute with Alvarez by an ap
peal to arms. He intended to march agains
Acapulco.