The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22

FOR bis headquartersat Tehuacsn. There was Q
rumor in Vera Cruz that the American mail
steamer Wilmington was to be chartered by the
Nsxjosn government to convey E0ops. &c.. n the
peninsula Of Yucstan.
son of General Jimenez had had conference
with President Juarez for the purpose of settling
TIA difficulties that have kept the districts OF the
State Of Guerrero In turmoil since the rout Of
Alvarez.
The districts Of Tuntla, In the State of Vera
Cruz. demand an increase Of duty on foreign cot
ton to protect the home article. .
Brigandage was becoming general throughout
the country. e
A Navy Of Twenty.four steam Frigafes Ia be
Observation-Disclosures with Chile. Perm and
acknowledgements Measures to Suppress
tho Yucatan RevoIt-Outrases-Inter Inn
provements. ., Zoo
We have mail advices from the capita! OF Mexico
to the 18th inst.
The government supports the project for buy
ing twenty-four steam irgates-each State to buy
and maintain one. Meanwhile quadruple ALI.
ance with Peru. Chile and Bolivia Is to be formed
"a suggested by President Juarez At the grand
reception banquet given some time since to Colonel
Queredo, the Bolivian Minister to Mexico. Nj
Congress has declared Yucatan to be in a state
OF siege. The States Of Campeche and Tabasco
had each offered Eve hundred militia to the ma
tionsl government for the suppression OF the Yu.
catan revolt. .A f- ssfsa At
The Executive had been authorized to apply
100000 monthly until April to defray the ex-
penses Of the campaign.
General Porfro Diaz. after the sailing of the ex-
petition, was to return to the headquarters Of his
military district at Tehuacan.
The moment General Escobedo heard Of the
rebellion in Yucatan he placed Thousand in.
fantry, fully armed and equipped, at the disposal
of the national government in Tampco. This was
looked upon as significant, but the national au-
thorities were not in need Of aid from his depart
meut.
The contraband trade carried on along the Rio
Grande had become insufferable to wealthy Texan
Continuous failures were taking place in conse-
quence and many families had been ruined.
The Legislature Of the State Of Jalisco had
restored jury trials. .R
In the stage coach from Colima an American
lady from California had beer robbed OF every
thing save her petticoats
Kidnapping was still on the increase. Sefor
Alvares was kidnapped near Morelia and had to
pay ransom of s2s 900.
The telegraph lines between Huatusco and
Cordova, in the State of Vera Cruz. and Tuscoma
and Topic, in the State Of Jalisco, are in course
of erection. -9s.a fa al e.aa.
A steamer had already started from Guadulajara
TO open steam navigation on Lake Chapala. s5s
The Legislature of the State Of Puebla had
abolished bull fights.
Sisal still Blocknded-No Commnni92tion Al.
Georgia Chartered by tho Mexican Govern
ment.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
HAVANA, Jan. 2l, 1868.
The Spanish steamer Marsella, Captain Carl,
has arrived from Vera Cruz. January II. She
passed Sisal on the 18th inst but there were four
war schooners blockading the port. The fighting
between the rebels on shore and the national war
vessels continued, and no communication with the
ahoro was allowed.
Tho Mexican government had chartered the
United States mail steamer Georgia to convey
troops, &C., to Yucatan.
The French mail steamer Guysne, Of the Ha-
vana and New Orleans line, and which took the
place of the damaged steamer Florida, is hourly
expected here from Vera Cruz. ..-