The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05
MEXICO.


8f~uSle Brewins Between the Government
sd the state or Vera Crnz-Ninisesr Resi-.
~rans Anxisusly Locked fsr-Nsws frsa the
HAVANA. Oct n, 1895.
N the arrival OF the steamship Alabama ct tt!s
port We have Vera Cruz dates to the lssA and siel
% the 22d.
Your correspondent at the former place says tnss
u great excitement among the spaniards In the couh
Try account of the revolution In Spain, and TINT
most OF them favor L.
Anew bin touching the Vera ctos ana Mexi,o
Railroad was to be introduced the 1sth and it WIS
expected TO pass without heightened debate.
The Governor OF the state denies the right Of
against State - IN sSe case 81 ao"S
Iato DomngueE, the recent Dronunctado In tie
state Of Vera Cruz, and demands that he be sur.
Minister Of War refuses and consents that Domin
Euezs residence be outside OF the State whereupou
This question IL causing considerable excitement In
the State - It u feared It may eliminate in blood
shed.
The right OF citizens to carry arms without special
permit has been established by law.
General Rosecrsnsls snxiously expected, ana ms
through Vera Cruz at this time would be attended "
no sort OF danger.
The Italian Minister In expected BY the END Of this
month, and he win no doubt be well received as the
nrst representative Of European Power since tho
Prom Coahuila we learn that gas is TO be intro.
duced into the ancient and conservative city Of
Satilio and the houses are 70 oe numbered.
Officers and justices OF the peace have been declared
VOID and new ones ordered to be had IN accordance
have been established in the capital.
In Puebla the civil chief OF Atlexco has called O
meeting TO consider the project OF o railroad from
the city Of Pueba TO Matamoros Izicar. The Legs-
ture OF Oajaca has declined to follow the initiation
ers holdil lands either in their own right or By
marriage. The Governor had opened subscription
Tor the benefit OF the sufferers by the recent powder
In Guadslajara band Of 200 men claiming to be
imperailss were roboing and capturing for ransom.
The failure OF the corn crop was causing great
misery In Yucatan The money belonging to the
turned over to the hospital
General Cauto, the murderer Of Patoni, arrived in
San Luis Potosl on the 10th, escorted by body OF
cavalry; also the Governor OF Durango Cauto was
rst taken to the hotel; but such was the popular In
dignaton that he was subsequently carried to the
prison for safety. He Is on his way to the capital
where he viii await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The Case Of General Canto, tho Alleged MUIR
derer of General PatOni-Ths Governor,
Durango, 10 Appear Against Him-Con.
spiracy In HiichOacan.
HAVANA, Oct 81, 1868.
The Spanish steamer Marsella from Vera Cruz the
20th via Sisal the ed. forced back by stress OF
weather. and finally sailed from Ssa on the 27th,
arriving here yesterday.
Canto he'd arrived under escort at the capital.
The principal rebels IN the movement OF Las Ora
nadas, headed by varQuez and Quntana, were being
tired by courtmartia In Chihuahua.
Ex-ientenant Colonel Rosalo Flores and accom-
capital.
Governor Palacio. OF Durango, with Secretary
Dosanantes and Don Miguel Auza. Ex-Governor OF
Zacatecas and member OF the Supreme Court had
arrived III the city OF Mexico. The object of Pala-
cos visit is to sustain the accusation madesby him
against Canto.
A conan nHarr
covered 10 Mchoacan. His immunity had been sus-
pccied, he being member or Congress, which body
VIII try him. The Secretary OF the Home Depart
ment had ordered the trial OF the other conspirators
captured
IN Guerrero the local elections were proceeding
quietly Part or the Northern Legion had arrived at
Ssapa. The liberals among the Spanish residents OF
ine capital were preparing grand banquet TO cee-
brate the triumph OF their principles in the PENN
6ula.