The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
MEXICO.


citiag and sensational. General Lozada Ia an
nounced to have issued strong pronunoianltentc
aga INST the general government, declaring himself
entirely free and independent. lie has stored up
Immense amount Of corn and his arsenal Ii abund
antly supplied with war material. In his mountain
businesses he could carry on war for years against
The combined national forces When the supreme
authorities were olfically informed Of the late
markaDe military edics issued by him. the Minister
Of War instructed the so-cahed federal Governor at
Topic to annui tne.n The latter informed LO1ada
OF Instructions received but the hau ghty In
dian General receive Il them with contempt. Gov
ernor kOnan has forwarded the Generals replies TO
the authorities at the city Of MexicO 1t Is generally
believed tnat the government dare not attack
LoLala.
crown Of Mexico and adopt young Iturbide, now In
Italy, as heir apparent To the throne Marquee and
other mperialists, together with the church party
are ready for another struggle anu are hopeful or
SUCCESS owing to the disturbed state OF the country
and the constant revolutions and civil wars among
tile liberals themselves Since the fall Of Napoleon )
empire. Tie only thing that keeps them from I'M
mediate anu open war on Juarel Is the know lelge
that the United States vill never permit an empire
TO ne built up tneir southern border. Santa Anna
Marquee, LoLada and other famous revolutionary
chiefs are said TO understand each others move
MentS and are determined to demollsh the JuareL
dynasty. General Ortcga and others, having at last
been released from long suffering aud confinement.
are Dttcr against the tizen PRESIDENT ana Will GER
tiiny make movements TO undermine his power.
besides these the army Of lille generals aud revolt
ionsts Is ready to take the ued with the nrst lead
ins chieflain VINO oners them pay aud p.under.
Full lilies OF the Mexican Journals nave been re-
ceived containing long aud rapid anBr,tlsh discus
SONS aboar the late blockade. All uphold the
due. vi General Corona and scout the idea OF de-
livery OF citizen or this free republic on bOlrd an
English man-ol-war, as demanded by Captain
bridge, to Oe whipped like slave under has masters
lash They assert tnat even the uniform OF her br-
fannie MaJesty's officers cannot shield them If they
Violate Mexican laws. The affair has produced u
national sensation and aroused the editorial frater-
MY To war neat. ~ I.0.
looked upon as q sign that the 1Oatlny American
population are ripe Tor descent on Mexican JerrI
tory and that an able leader could instansy raise
army OF thirty thousand for that purpose II gov
ernnent would only wink at the movement The
press oil the whole country Is alarmed about the H.
clustering movements from Cuoa, New Orleans, Rio
Grinde and the racine coast.
Silver Companies Saspending WOrk--Thc So
nora and sinaion Annexation Story-Murder
of IN MISUNDERSTANDING Effect OF the At
mOsphere.
LA PAz, August %, 1858.
The only two reducing mills in the Territory have
suspended work on account OF the high rate Of du-
ties the expectation OF silver 1t Is believed that
the Triunlo Company Will also have to suspend, al
though it Is the richest in Lower California.
General Darllos, the military Governor. now re-
fuses to give up the control Of aIirs to the newly
elected c,vl au0IorIt e5.
Affairs at tie American Consulate Department now
The news from tue STATE Of Sonora is to the 10th
instant.
Secretary seward caused great deal OF discussion
a strong sentiment for and against such purchase
exists among different classes VI people.
There Is considerable tax about General Placid0
Vega making a descent OH the northern border.
Americans there do believe Ia such hibustering
expeditions. the STATS anu stripes nOat over the
coanuy Jley desire It to be donc legtimaCely.
1t reported that Mr.. Crg Superintende mt OF the
Ph.lldei pbIa Mine ut Alamos, Was nortaly shot by
fut.l a. "A
afterwards dangerously SHOT himself. Further par
ticuiars not Received.
during the present IN NTH The atmosphere Is lter-
any wasting the people.
A letter rom Iucson, the capital or Arizona, says
that city has doubled Its population within the last
SIX months, and Is being rapidly built W.
The Official Communication OF General Coz
roma In Regard to General Putoni's Muir
der.
MAzArLAN, August "a, 1853.
The following is the unpublished elegraphic oicial
report OF General Corona to the supreme govern
ment relative to the assassination Of General Paton
which has been courteously handed to the HERALD
messenger
Quartet GENERAL, MAZArLAN,l
August -, lS0S. !
MINISTER OF WAR AND MARINE:-
The citizen Governor Of durango under date OF the
18TH INST, Olicaliy Informs me by courier eX raOrdi
nary that senior General Don jose NJ. Patoni arrived
III that city the day previous and was shot by two
officers and some soldiers OF the First brigade, Fourth
division. In tue same communication the citizen gov
asks my cooperation u sccure the Tree action
oil justice III the prosecution that Will bc entered
against General CiuJo. In reply by extraordinary
OF to-day have gwen orders 10 Ciuo TO deliver his
forces 10 General Guerra lie remaining suspended
OF all comman until tue resolution o. the general
govern lnent be- known. General Guerra Is ordered
To take entire command, st Justice and place at
the disposition OF the authorities the parties npli-
Gated CiiZen General Guerra, VINO was within lour
days March Of Durango, must b. in that city now
10 comply with and execute the orders have com.
manded. have sent an extraordinary to the general
government with duplicates OF al Official docu.
RAMON CORONA.
Major General Corona is commander-in.c chief of
the Fourth division, General C;uto.commanding its
First brigade. The atrocious assassination, more
fully alluded TO in another HERALD telegram, very
naturally calls forth all the energies OF the com
extreme penalty Of tn law.
A Batch OF Edicis From the Governor Of Jalis.
co.-The Church aud state Quarrcis-Prayins
for Rain--Rain Falls-Marinc Intelligence.
MAZATLAN, August IS, 1893.
The following Ia n telegra,hic summary Of the
latest and and mos important news from the sur.
rounding States:-
Tho Governor of the state OF JalIsco has issued an
edict dec airing that the clergy are virtually annuline
the civil laws, that hereafter all cemeteries will b,
strictly under control OF the civl authorizes. aud
| the priests arc forbidden 10 receive any compensa
tiun whatever for rcg Gus services, except what II
| gwen voluntarily. The same official also DEGREES
that any knowledge OF couspiraces against the can
tons corporations or Officers thereof. must be i'm
medlatey forwarded to the State Department.
Tue Committee OF charity OF the city OF uuadala
| lara have assisted 2,U32 poor people during the
| past month.
| Tue political chief OF the above canton has de-
nounced SenOr Duran and his son as traitors WAC
| hcii once under MaNimiian.
Five thousand dollars ~ the sum asked by the ban
dts for the release OF senior Blum, Kidnapped pris-
oner
Dates from the State OF Coahuia are to the Sd
| instant.
A band OF troublesome Indians have sued Tor peace
but the state authorities nave strong guaran-
| tees for thei COOL faith before granting terms.
Several archb shops IN various portions OF the re-
public have issued pasoras declaring that the gene
raj government; and many OF the state Legislatures
nave passed laws attacking tue liberty and ihdepond
ence OF the Catholic Church, lni eriering with the
manner OF administering the sacramcnts, celebrating