The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

with the government, and it ie rumored he VIII De
volutionary parties, those who have selected Tor
thelr leader General Juan Francisco Lucas. tx
Governor Mnndy, in whose behalf the uprising mas
neen made, has not as yet committed himself puo-
nciy Should all Of these clouds end Ia uniyer-
sal storm and drive President Juarez from the Ma
uonal Palace Is not at all certain that any better.
more competent or more honest man wonld be at the
mead OF affairs. In such the "outs" would
again contend against the Gins" more completely
slole, and drowning the country In bleodshed and
anarchy. Everybody here predicts acloudy future
'outs' arc sure that the .insn intend TO ruin the
country, while the ''insn know that the .'outs" in
tend 70 ruin 1t If possible ana thus revolution is
chronic. .
The Cabinet Chnngcs--Thel Puetin Revolt
Movements OF General H.oi;s do--ycga Not
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Caxaca-(;eneral
Ytcms.
HAVANA, June %, 1858.
by the Spanish steamer Marsella, which arrived
here on the 25th from Vera Cruz and Sisal, have
Mexican journals from the capital up to the 18th and
from Vera Cruz up to the 10Th, the day Of the steam
er's departure. DR.. Larrazabal, the distinguished
Venezuelan traveller and writer Is among the pas
sengers OF the Marsella having been expulsed from
Mexico by the orders Of the for supposed
completely In a conspiracy.
Senior Lerdo de Tejada has definitely quilted the
Presidents Cabinet and now daily presides over the
Supreme Court in his capacity OF Chief Justice and
eroDecto Vice President Of the republic. Senior
Manuel Aspiroz remains Acting Minister of Foreign
Relations, and Sef0r Matias Romero has been sent
word to hurry back from his American matrimonial
excursion, as he is the man elected to step into
Senior Lerdo de Tejada's late ministerial posi-
tOns 1t is not said who is likely to succeed Senior
Romero as Secretary Of the Treasury Senior Marti-
nez de Castro having insisted upon his resignation
of the Ministry of Justice the same has been accepted
and Senior Ignacio Marisca lately attached to Sefor
Romero In the washington city Embassy chosen as
his successor. This same gentleman has also just
been elected to Congress from Of the districts OF
the City OF Mexico to fill vacancy He Is likewise
prominent candidate for one OF the vacant seats in
the National Supreme Court. II Is not expected that
there willy be additional ministerial changes the Pres
ident apparently having determined to pay no heed
to the ''iberal opposition" clamOr for complete re-
organization Of his Cabinet.
In the way OF revolutionary news we have the in
formation that Negrete is now IN full participation
and cooperation with the rebels OF the State OF
Puebla who now control five Of its districts cam
tons. and are said to recognize as their military
leader General Francisco Lukas The national gov
eminent has become seriously alarmed at the in
creasng proportions OF this revolution and General
Alatorre had arrived at the capital upon orders from
the President and was IN consultation with his Er-
cele,AississinO and the War Minister, for the adop
tiOn of extensive and energetic plan OF campaign
for the pacificaion OF the State. The Governor OF
Puebla had commenced lecd, or military conscrip-
ton, for the filing up Of the state Guards, and
his Indian rival for the Governorship, General Juan
Mendez might possibly have driven him, Governor
city announce that General Cuear with his bril-
gade had met and defeated the forces Of Julio Lopez
at Rio Frio, who are supposed to have been moving
from the ChaicO district to join the rebels Of Puebla
State.
Aureano Rivera is still on the war path, followed
by about three hundred trusty men. On the 10th he
appeared before Zitacuaro and demanded the sur
render of the place. This was refused him and pre-
parations at once made for sturdy defence where.
upon General Rivera, not liking the appearance Of
things, left for other parts.
From MichOacan State we learn that Colonel
EspTdobn ITeo WIN e sa t ahsa, aeeased
was ambuscaded by the bandits and himself and
most Of his men killed.
for the suppression Of the QueretarO revolution, and
had arrived at San Jose Iturbde The revolutionsts
remained concentrated at Jalpan and Yoman. pre-
pairing actively for the coming shock of arms. Their
reported defeat at Ajuchillan amounted to nothing
mere skirmish, in which the loss on both sides, 1t
now turns out did not exceed ten men. The Legisa-
tre of GuanajuatO State had convened In extraordi-
nary session to vote men and money for the suppress
sion OF the QueretarO revolution. The Eco Ndcona,,
of GuanauatO sciy afirms that public security had
completely disappeared from the state and that
highway rObberles are innumerable The guerilla
band Of Guilote had annihated forty OF the Guiana
juato gendarmes near Irapato, and additional troops
had been sent from the capital OF the State to operate
The announcement of the arrest Of General Placido
Vega In Lower California by order OF General and
Acting Governor Davalos was premature. The order
actually issued but General Vega heard OF 1t In
time and up to the latest advices had succeeded in
keeping out OF the way OF his would-be capt0rs
The new Legislature OF Yucatan assembled al
Merida on the 18th and organized by the election OF
Senior Manuel Donde Camara as president and
Sehores Perfeco Soils and Juan A. Galvez as secre
taries. count or the votes for Governor resulted in
the proclamation of General Manuel Cepedas cleo.
ton, and that OF Senior Jose Maria Vargas as Lieu.
tenant Governor. The conservative opponent OF
General Cepeda, Senior Lboro Irlgoyen, Is now in
the Mexican capltai, exculpating himself before the
Congressional committee from the charge of having
sold Yucatan Indians into slavery.
The telegraphic line from Mexico city to Guada-
jara IL completed and In full operation The same
Is the case with that between Monterey and Rim
conada.
From Oaxaca we learn OF the opening of number
OF additional public schools throughout the State.
The condition OF peace and quietude that this portion
OF unhappy Mexico has enjoyed for more than a
year, under the rule of Governor Felix Diaz, has
enabled the State authorities to turn their attention
seriously TO the subject Of public instruction. and
the result is to be found in the daily increasing
scholastic facilities afforded the rising generation.
On the 4h inst. the waters OF Lake Chapala, In the
State OF Jasco, formally devoted TO the OF
steam navigation, the small steamer built by Mr..
Duncan Cameron making Its trial trip on the 0cca-
sion. The acting Governor OF the state, with many
officials and q multitude OF the good people OF
Guadaajara and vicinity, attended, the acting Gov
inaugurated. a
In Sinaloa all excise duties on grains fruits, yer.
dures, fishes oysters and cookies have been re-
Ramon Ortiz, the Mexican citizen taken Of by
robbers from near CordOva last April, has been re-
leased and has returned to his distracted family, the
$4,000 asked having been previously paid to the
bandits by Ortiz s0n-in-law. a ~ ra~
On the 10th inst, the anniversary OF the shooting
of Macmillan, Miramon and Mejia, the churches OF
Merida were crowded with devotees attending
divine service In memory OF the illustrious
dead. At the cathedral colonel of the
regular army, with his cap on his head and
cigar in his mouth, INDUCED in loud
and violent denunciations Of the clergy and OF the
attendants, as also OF Macmillan and his compan-
ions In death. but no attentions were paid TO him,
and the religious ceremonies continued despite his
noisy Interruptions. At another church another
ofIlcer OF the army snatched away from OF the
breast of OF the lady attendants medallion OF
Macmillan, and was soundly berated therefor by
the indignant senorita, but otherwise no disturb
ances ensned. Passengers by the Marsella agree In
representing the revolutionary fires smothered by
General Alatorre and army as likely 20 burst out
anew in Yucatan with redoubled violence, now that
these REFRESHING causes have been Withdrawn.
CUBA.