The New York herald., 1869-04-28
MEXICO.
The RevOlution-The Cuban Flag Recog.
nized-Merchants' Observation-Disclosures De.
spaiches to Washington.

niZed-Merchants' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS De.
spafches to Washington.
MEXICO, April II, 1869.
The revolution is quiet for the moment the bulls
and the bears seeming TO prefer to await the news
from Sinaoa, Sonora Durango and San LUIS Pctosi.
We have nothing new and authentic from Adobe
Paacio, in slnslaa, except rumor that he had,re-
turned to Cuacan and occupied that city, and that
his revolution IN favor Of Placido Vega for Governor
had been seconded in TamaZula by joaquin Con-
treras. IL is also current that three stragglers
from Palacio's command had been captured
ON the road between Culiacan and Mazatlan
These rumors need confirmation. We hear
nothing as to Placedo Vegas movements, a. nd moth
ing positive IN regard TO Martinez, although itsis
sand he Is expected at any moment from San Fran
cisco, where he has been living since his escape
from San Bias when The revolution failed year
since. The press OF this capital sngulary quiet
to the outbreak In Durango and the condition OF
things in Sonora. The in regard to latter
State are known to the government.
The question Of ''free Cuba' finally eliminated on
the 5th OF this month In petition TO Congress just
commencing its fourth session, soliciting that body
10 authorize the President TO recognize the Cuban
reyolutlonists as beligerens at the moment he may
think proper. The petition was eloquently sus-
tanned by Mr.. Joaquin Baranda, the young talented
and exceedingly por rular member from Yucatan, ana
was acceeded 10 by a vote OF 100 to II.
President Jaurez had previously issued decree
permitting the ''free Cubau' nag TO float from any
VeSSel Wnlcn might propose 10 carry the same Ill
any OF the harborS or waters of Mexico, and 10 has
become already visible before san Juan de Uloa and
In the streets Of Vera Cruz Alatorre, Corona, Es-
cabedo ami Garcia still here, and 1t Is generally
supposed that the government are preparing some
active concerted measures 20 effect security OF lie
and property TO be put IN force, now that the law
suspendlng personal guarantees has passed.
The merchants OF Vera Cruz have commissioned
Mr.. Julius Uhlnk merchant OF this city, TO petition
the President TO advise and provide some relief to
the paralyZed condition OF commerce.
Mr. Godoy Mexican Consul writes TO the Siql0
TL-f, from San Francisco that he mis- axes when he
says that, although the Mexican people compliment
the United States by hosting fags on the ed OF
February and 4th OF July, the compliment ia never
returned, stating that in San Francisco the Mexican
national feast days are similarly compmented.
In Guanajuate, during the week ending March 20,
there were coined $4,000 for the week ending
March 81 S6l, ,00o and for the week ending April
100000.
The United States Vice Consul, c. W. Brink goes
to the United states for his family, and is also the
bearer Of dispatches TO the government from the
Unite states Minister The rumors which have
prevailed as to rupture between General Rosecrans
and Mr. Lerdo have given unusual importance TO
this visit Of the Vice Consul. There is raason 10
believe that dispatches passing just now between
the Mexican government and that OF fhe United
States must be possessed OF more or less Importance
and yet it is declared In Official circles mat the de-
spatches In question, while important, are OF q
highly peaceful and benehcent character.