New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20
MEXICO.
THE LATE PRONUHCIAMENTOs.
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IRON CTR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, March 13.-An eminent citizen of Next
co. one whose opinion has been always received with
respect in the United States writes follows to
| friend in Havana. He describes the situation at
present in Mexico as more hopeful than is generally
predicted III the corresDondence and kilograms sent
| from this quarter and Vera Cruz:
The political condition Of affairs has improved Of late
Negrees revolt ended very easily the Govern
ment troops were able to reach men dlsbanded
almost without fighting. the 23d instant. All the
material Of he had with him was captured. Luis
Mao, the officer commanding the squadron which re-
beed at Puebla. killed IN the engagement. Eseves
second In command. and several Others captured
and the affair is altogether ended.
The parties who started another rebellion at Apam
were also routed and dispersed. So servandO Ca
males in the State Of Tamaulpas by Gen. Escobedos
forces.
All these events viii necessarily contribute 70 CONSOLE
date public peace In Mexico The macontens see now
that they cannot succeed any in their machina-
tons against the peace Of the country, and is not
likely they viii rise again. The people really tired
OF war, and quite anxious to consolidate peace
The opposition 10 the Government formed Of n very
few persons who sympahlzed with the rebellion, have
been camorng for change Of Cabinet As their motives
for asking this patriotic and noble they
not IN any manner represent the country their desires
have been complied with.
The commercial prostIaton unfortunately prevails,
the natural consequence OF the long war have suf
fered
These statements are borne out by the newspapers
received from Vera Cruz. The Government has met
and defeated the second general rising of Pronun-
cados in the past year. Several papers lament with
reason the general commercial and social suffering
Of the country; but there was report Of Cabinet
crisis Gen Riva Palacio has written long article
in the little comic paper called the Orquesa, demand
ing change of Cabinet; but Palacio is not rev.
dictionary or party leader, nor do his countrymen
generally believe that a new Cabinet can work al
together as well rs the present The victory won by
Governor Doria late chief of Escobedos staff and
President Of Congress is particularly lauded by the
papers of the capital IL was achieved against the
united netherlands of the notorious Pachuca
District.
NEWS FROM TIE PACIFIC COAsT-EsCAPE OF
PRIsONERs-MOyEMENT OF GEN. LOzADA
AND GIN. VEGA.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.-MaZatlan adyces
10 March E. have been received by steamer The United
States steamer Resae was In port Trade langush
ing, and the future prospects were discourage
Ing The steamer brings 10000 In treasure from
Mexico. Col. Pelacacoe, who was ono or
REVOLUTION against Gov Rudi, With nineteen other crim
nails had escaped from the MaZatlan prison. lnforua
ton from Tcpic states that Gen LoAadA was PiacnE lis
army OF Indians ON war tO0l mig a., -, g.
The rumOr that Gen. Placidc Vega sailed from san
Francisco with arms and ammunition, and Is expected 10
land whore on tie coast, created considerable e1
The Custom authorities Of Mazatlan seized an Amercau
vessel and attempted to eItort export dulles on cargo
Of tie American Consul that such duties should be paid
IL accOTding 20 law.