New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

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i6ed bv the Legislature of San Luis.
Congress has decided to prolong its sessions for
thirty DAYS in order to consider financial measures
Congress elects its President monthly. Mr.. Jose NJ
Iglesas has been chosen to fill its chair for March
The Examining Commission of Congress have ue-
termined in favor of the erection of the new Sale
of the Valley, leaving the City of Mexico as the Gu
eral District. ,
project of law has been presented for the regna-
ton of railway concessions, with view OF pISNelI-
ing monopoly and favOritism and placing an ran
ways under the same law. One of its provisions IS
that Government shall lend a company $ZOVV Tor
every league of road where the ralis Welgn ~
pounds per vara $4,000 for every league that weighs
10 pounds per vara, and 10000 for 60 pounds per
All lotteries are abolished from Saturday the 18th
of March. Those lately maintained IN the city were
under sufferance, and for the beneht OF charitable
There was rumor that Gen. Gonzales Ortega had
escaped from prison. but it is without foundation.
The Apaches continued depredatl0ns IN Sonora,
but the towns making brave efforts for defense
Gen Poriro Daz will probably be the next Minister
to the United States.
The outlaw Juarez has been sent to Campeaehy, 10
be judged for making an attack upon the Isle OF
Carmen.
were recently hung by robbers, who stole their
hOcks. Tacubava is a suburb of the City of Mexico;
Eighteen kdnappers have been arrested by the
police in Guadalajara, and VIII be tired according TO
legislative decree prescribing death.
The Legislature of MichOacan orders that the Gov
ernor thereof shall put vigorously in force the law
against robbers.
The cattle disease and the cotton-wOrm are ray
aging the coast of Sotavento The disease had brok
on out on men, but the fresh leaves of the walnut
were used with success. 1t had extended, also
among the cattle of Michoacan.
The telegraph Is established between PerOte ana
Jalapa has begun between San Luis and Zacatecas;
runs from the capital to Oaxaca is complete from
Mexico to San Luis PotOsi, and will be, in short
The connection will be continuous through the United
States.
Cen Rub is in Copela and Martinez is in Mazatlan
writes a correspondent of The TcO Republics
Neither of them pretends to attack the other. The
and the latter would not dare to leave Mazatlan for
fear that somebody else would jump into the port
aud get the duties of the sir r6Ses at anchor ready 10
unload as soon as they can settle satisfactorily the
payment of the dues their cargOes From time
Immemorial it appears to have been customary IN
Mazatlan to have revolution every time hve or SIX
vessels ready to unload and to give TINS reNoIu-
ton political significance IN my OPINION WVulu nc
folly; the pronuncados are fighting against me pun
lie revenue: if they succeed the treasury VIII DC ue
frauded of over 81 10000; if they fail and are not
summarily dealt with. next year we VIII nave
Cen Napoleon German who was commander of the
Mexican police under the sO-called Empire, was ar
rested on the 4th inst by order OF the Government
on account 1T is said, of some abusive personalities
addressed to the President The Government paid
his debts to the amount of 500, and sent him out
of the country. He is said to be dangerous char-
acter.
correspondent in Durango writes; Cotton is a
drug at go silver scarce; copper abundant at per
cont. discounts mercantile transactions below zero;
exchange on Mexico 6per cent.
Gen Sanchez Ochoa, of bond notOriety. and a CON
United States. was lately put under arrest by the
Government and will be held for trial at the capital
Mr.. SiliceO, member of Congress, having In the
Roletip Repub6cdpo of late issue made disrespect-
fu allusiOn 10 the majority OF Congress IN whlch ne
declared that many OF them were sold to the MN
istry. Occasioned thereby great excitement
among the members, which for the moment prom
ised to result in his immediate expulsion lie may
be tried under the law which regulates the press
TUE SOUTHERN PACIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE ANNEXATION OF SONORA TO THE
UNITED STATES.
SAN Francisco, March 27--Advices from
Sonora represent that there is considerable excitement
At Guaymas regard the location at that point of the
terminus Of the Southern Pacific Railroad survey OF
OF Arizona is said to have called the attention OF the
Goysrn@eSt to the o. sSn%Fh b Cen Nc
OOwell, and 1t is believed plan Is maturing tor anneXa
present year is a Juarez has appointed Jesus
Garcia Morales Commanding General OF Sonora entirely
separating the military and civil government dr4Pc
IS anticipated consequence, Morales having already H.
terfered with the plans OF Pesquera
DIPLOMATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXECUTION.
Translated 'front.' Mexican omca Organ
We are informed that Mr.. Romero has i'll
print and publish the correspondence Of the
Mexican Legation at Washington with the DEPARTMENT
nent OF the United States the capture trial and exc
cutOn Of Don Fernand MaMmiian OF HsPoGrg wnGn
quaO We insert here the following preface to said cor
respOndence: -
The execution Of Mr. Fernand Macmillan has been,
without doubt Of the most notable events OF the
present time not only because it was Just chastse-
en that fell Of those persons who by their origin
to IMMUNITY but also because dened the most powerful
nations Occidental Europe The impression TINS event
anenoss that have followed will follow it have been
and will be also of the greatest Importance
scarcely had this memorable event taken place when
several OF the foreign governments FASTENED 10 pnon
me diplomatic correspondence OF their chanceres on s
subject The execution took place on the lsth OF June
asked the President Andrew johnson Tor any
ence the American Government might have bearing on
This grave subject sent by the State Department
on the 18th. and published soon after Thy Congress NOT
greater for Mexico for any other nation including
France and Austria, other official pnbIcaton mar
Contained IN a number OF the official paper OF San Luis
which issued on the same day OF the exec9
presents only side Of the question: not very
20 the cause Of Mexico Maxmans coRle6g STS
the execution, has not come TO light yet Inc Whole
OF the question. The honor and good name OF the ne
public are interested at the same time That we snOu uo
thus as soon as possible 4. ,.. At. "a
have compiled from my correspondence as minister
OF me IePupc at mug tT rsters to Ma4iman
execution as the eject 1t produced in the United
have sr a1 from IT, This Correspondence contains
Interesting facts, which think better to make public
policy that the Cabinet Washington has followed in
our affairs. have translated also the Prncpai d9eu
ments the United States Government puDnshed on
this subject some OF which Of the highest Interest
NJ therefore offer ali this information 10 my fellow
facts "a they really are believing that they will not be
l received, that we may view TINS event rom lts
81 dept Of the arrival at Vera Cruz Of Don
Anono Lopez de Santa in July Of 1857 Is related TO
a. will have insert several documents bearing on the
reseryng to nySe hg tbe otber than refer TO NJ
as my belief Is that It's importance requires hat shouu
pe done so for the benefit Of the country . -.
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