New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
MEXICO.

MPERIAIISTS ORDERED OUT OF MENl'o-IHb
YUCATAK UNCONVENTIONAL TROOPS Or
pFRED TO THE PENINsULA-THE ENGLISH
Ar NELLIE AIDING THE REBEL INDIANS IN
NUCATAN. ..
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-TclcgGrpiic dispatches from
the city Of Mexico 10 the 27h ut have bcon received
from Vera Cruz.
An order had been issued by the Mexican Government
haushing all persons who have been tried and convicted
OF taking part In the late against tu Republic in
cuduc ali those whose sentences have been suspended or
who had been pardOued. The Issue Of this order was
caused by the recent Impcrias rebellion In lucatan
Orders have been issued 10 Gen Alatorre or Gen Por
hrio DaZ Ia march immediately, with mn army oI 5NO
men, against the rebels I'm Nncatan lheIIgcuce Irom
that quarter presrnts that the revolution J. increasing
~ strength ana extent slsa was pooAhuc" uD i".i @
Mexican guuboats The Spanish steamer was only per
mittcd To land mails.
several engagements have been fought between the
troops and the Camprohe Indians, ~ which ihe Iatcr
defeated Correspondence and documents have been
captured which prove the existence OF a usdcsiahdnt
between the Indians ard the English at Belize aud that
the latter have supplied the Indians with nnney ahd
arms otherwise the would have been concluded long
Mutlnes among the troops had taken place IN different
comini sion had arrived at Mexico from Pucbla 10
protest against the concessions for competing the
Vera Cruz Railway, granted 10 an English company.
TIE REVOLUTION IN YUCATAN AND THE MOVE
MENTs OF SANTA ANNA.
Prom Osr Own Coue,posd,ut
The steamer Virginia arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz ana ssa She oii the former port the 2th
and the second the 2Jd. The from the city OF
Mexico dates back To the 18th. In all Mexico there u
felt that misery which IL the indispensable consequence
Of all VAR and the Government j. bcsought Ia all drec
items to use all It's suppress evils terrible
Rohberes assaults and plaques Of all kinds are repeated
with frequency In all direcons ara the piIer- htiee
that this brought about by the hunger and dcsttuu0n
IA which the country was LEFT at the 1o,e OF tue war
Nucaau is In fun Instruction. and thtf, J. manifest
disposition ths part OF the inhabitants IN other de
partmcnts Ia follow It's example.
The Mexican Standard states that the Jason. III B rs
steamer which arrived few days before, Wa 7" take
Of the country the British Minister ana tbc 'osuls
taking this step, to the Mexican Govcrnnent II Was
thought that other foreign Powers would also retire ther
representatives. Tcpic was tranquil
The EfbcHa de Oocid,Hfc states that there were =
MINES Of gold about to be denounced ~ Of silver aud 81
copper, ana thnt there were inufc tih ~ iI'' ~ iu
aud silver. the names Of which were not Known This IN
IN the State Of Sonora.
In Tabasco there we're also some insurrcconary move
ments in progress some Of the lmcriaists conhned IN
Pcrote had been released .,,
The Virginia touched sisal her outward trip This
the 18th when she arrived at s'ni the iniaht
had proclaimed chef Of the country Cen Santa Auna
and on her return the reyouionsis, Ybom many called
lmperialsts had seized the city and fort which were u
defended on the 10th, two Mexican gunhoais arrived III
front Of the fort aud fired few shots. which were re-
Piled to- but harm done II WaE sam h Sisal mat
Santa Anna would arrive from one moment To another
with troops and million Of dollars.
On the 2lst the Mexican steamer Tabasco conducting
from men, 10 sail from Vera cruz for sisa
nSS s ~ve e.pared 10 % % nt sa also from
Campcachy who expected To dislodge the reyolu
tiOniss. In front Of Sisal cruising the Mexican
gunboats Oriental aud Campeche The principal object
had In view by these vessels was to prevent the landing
Of troops hbusters the coast. beside officers for
mcry belonging to MaxmilaEs army, who were looked
for.
will add Also in reference 10 that part Of the
relative To the expected coming ~ Santa Anna that
seemingly wcfounded here 10 the effect that
the General had written short time letter 10 the
General iHeriHO Of Cuba asking that he would
nut no restraint upon the enlistment of persons here TO
10 out as soldiers Mexico under his banner. The Cap
tam General INFERNO replied that he could give
surance In the matter and that he en. Santa Anna had
better await the arrival Of Gen. Lcrsund This
firms the report from Ssal. There Is no doubt that some
such project has been aud still is In contemplation.