The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17

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was signed for the surrender Of arms on The s.n Az pS
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Please call all .hs attention Of ihs nation
This despatch was delivered to President Juarez
while at large ball given at the Lon1a (Merchants
several 4" his friends and whispered to them the
news ana invited them to drink TO the news OF the
victory. Juarez remarked that 1.-THE government
The rebellion in the state of Vera Cruz under the
leadership OF Honorato Dominique and Prieto has
proved an utter failure. Although they themselves
have not been killed captured still their forces
have been reduced to an insignificant number by
capture death and desertion On the nth an encoun
ter took place between the government troops
under Colonel Marquee and forces under Dominique,
the latter losing few men and twenty-five horses
In regard TO Prleto the SigO XIX. says that on the
18th of August several prisoners from the command
OF Prieo and accOmplices arrived at Vera Cruz and
were placed ut the disposition OF the military court
II with great satisfaction that the people see the
urgent measures taken by the government in decid-
ing that those who rebel against the State by acting
as officers over rebeOus forces shall be shot, whether
Mexicans or foreigners; that Mexican privates shall
be placed In the ranks of the government troops
and that AL foreigners found In the ranks OF such
rebeilious forces shall suffer the penalty OF DEATH
The 10Th OF August being the anniversary OF "Cheru
busco, 1t was duly celebrated, OF the CITY press
There was taken TO the battle ground and buried
with military honors the remains OF the never to be
forgotten friend and patriot Luis Martinez de Castro
VINO was an honor to his country for his virtue his
talent and his heroism" The Di0rto 0dct0l of the
I'D said that on the goth there was celebrated with
great enthusiasm the triumph which the national
arms achieved ut Cherubusco over the foreign in
yaders (Anercans).
Que vsnga la luna
Comiendo su tuna,
which very literally translated into English, might
be rendered that the moon has come 10 eat pea
Yip hslun tnttn ol.n
celebration. Great preparations are being made to
celebrate the 10th OF Septemb r, the anniversary OF
the Independence OF Mexico nom spanish rule.
Railroad matters remain unchanged. 1t is becom-
ing more certain that the Ministry OF Inter-
nal improvements and Treasury will urge
upon Congress- which is soon to meet,
hasty completion OF the roads now in process
OF being built and the Inauguration of some system
attic national pecuniary aid To such other railroad
enterprises as foreign domestic energy and capt.
tai may suggest Ii Is quite confidently believed that
early favorable action VIII be taken in gard to the
Mexico aud Vera Cruz road. With reference to the
Zangron. Vera Cruz, Jaapa and Pueba mule road,
to which the Congress made an appropriation and
the first nstalment Of which the Ministry OF Internal
improvements has declined to pay. commission
has been sent by the government TO examine ana re-
port upon the portion completed The commission
has returned and, 1t is said, has given favorable
report. The papers announce that Mr. Zangroniz is
meeting with new difficulties resulting from the
pulling up of the rails OF the road near Vera Cruz
by the laborers whose business, they claimed had
been would be injured by The innovation Of rail-
roads. Damages VIII probably be claimed from the
state authorities Mr. lie Sere. VINO arrived here
about "a month before the end OF the last session of
Congress, suffered the same fate as other railroad
projectors He came asking some notifications in
the concession granted him for the Tehuasltepec
road. Mr.. Cunha Refs came similar errand.
ana reached this city during the second
week OF May. Congress adjourned the 3lst
OF May, and however favorable IT'S action might have
been had the business been reached his proposition
for notifications 10 the concession already granted
for the road from Mexico city 10 Tuxpan presented
four DAYS after his arrival suffered like fate and
went to the September session, now 30 near at
hand. The railroad question promises to be an i'm
portant question In the coming legislation. IL is also
limited by the SipiO XI.f. and others that Congress
may have much 10 say In regard TO recent treaties |
said to have been Inaugurated nv Mr.. Romero dur |
ing his recent visit to the United States II is to he
hoped that no serious objection VIII be made to
them and that they viii be confirmed. 1t
made TO secure the stings OF the commission
here IN Mexico rather than the United States.
The government has been busily engaged OF late
In organizing the military colonies on the northern
frontier Suicides sull are frequent. Love- poverty
and scarcity Of brains seem To be predisposng
causes. The ReUiSta Universal declares that a lost
city has been discovered, buried by flood OF lava,
lit the district of Chaco. Your correspondent Will
look after this Mexican Pompeii.
on saturday morning. August %, at half-past six |
A. NJ, Mexico was again visited by another slight
earthquake. Oscillations from northeast to south
The Custom Housc receipts of this city upon
pulaue the Mexican drink from June 30 TO August
20 amounted To Sl70,2S9 being ut the rate OF a mil
lion of dollars per year. Augustin de In Rosa and
Alfonzo rimotco de la Trinidad have recently been
nation.
The Si0lo TTr., OF August 20, publishes the follow
ing irom Pachuca. August 25:--
The situation here IL Ianeniabc. From the smelt-
ing works OF oreto there has already been robbed
large quantity of syer the amount exceeds $4,000.
Commerce is completely paralyzed aud many mer-
chants have failed and Others are closing up. There
Is security within or without the city. Robberes
on the road 10 Real del Monte are frequent ana Kid
mapping the order OF the day. A Mr.. Prieto was
Kidnapped near Pachuca; also lawyer, Mr.. Fran
cisco p Arclnrega. as also q Mr. Arvide.
one OF the noted Lidnapper and robber chiefs, was
apprehended and was tried and sentenced TO death,
which penalty he suffered in Maravateo the 18th
OF August. With reference TO the outrage committed
upon Mr.. Perce, an American citizen, at Cordova ii
H. stated that he has latd his before Mr. Plumb
Charge d'Ahaires. ana the government will probably
make inquiry into The matter.
The eruption Of the volcano OF lvtacihuatl. "
there has been any at all, was OF exceedingly brief
duration. Nothing new has occurred since the 10th
OF August, the day Of the so.called eruption send
you the enclosed report OF the chef OF police OF
Hueetzlngo, a ncighborng village, to the govern
ON the whole the condition of the country looks
for the moment more promising. and the future de-
Ponds much on the action Of Congress- If this body
sets itself earnestly at work to pass laws for the
building OF railroads. and giving ample security To
life and property away from populated cities, and
for the equalization OF taxation, 1t may be hoped
that capital which has been sped away TO other
fields OF enterprise may be called back and that
American and European capitalists NAV find IN
Mexico safe and profitable investment for their
finds IN the building OF roads and the development
OF the vast mineral wealth now hidden In Guerrero,
Miohoacan. chihuahua, Puebla and, in fact, every
state OF the Union.
Gomez Uueryo. Governor OF the state Of Jasco.
has been acquitted and restored TO the gubernaoral
chair. The trial OF tile consplratOrs who attempted
or proposed the assassination OF President JuareZ
some month since, commenced yesterday. soon
ductar Is reported 10 be stuck in mud near Cordoya
Eruption of the Volcano Of Ixtacihuafi.
The GeN FolUico Of lIuejotlingo sent the follow
ing report ON the LIST inst. to the government OF
Puebla:-
The constitutional alcalde OF the village OF Nopo-