The New York herald., 1869-04-25


Mexico rotten ut heart 10 the very core only
saved saved e great and powerful Christian
holy masIcrI s1rerchlng GU, iis mrrcifai and
Whatever be the fault OF Mexicans they love their
country fondy, even teaderiy, as mother loves
her nrst born yet by their own hands, like the ldoa
uoas Hndoo worsnippcr, they seem eager 10 burn
Their bodies over the dead ashes Of that they ove
But Christianity, morals, civilization enlightened
laws, education and common decency are alike
Averse 10 this barbaric devotion. All these grand
elements. then-eemcnts that have blessed and
beneDle ed humanity iy-must come TO McKee, In this
u her only salvation. Vain the appeals OF Gene
raj ralacio 20 President Juarez 70 heal wound that
has been fesferiJg JOO years. The poison m the
Presidents own blood aud by its decaying yet pow.
erful vitality he Is master OF people dying from It's
tlons often TO the destnes that God points out
10 them. Mexico torn and exhausted, IN the ago
United States M its greatness and glory will not
save the perishing snip and starving crew.
Paiacio's Prsuuscia miento-Ilis Picture Of the
Coausry and Its Csnsisiss-RevoIusions the
Only Road TO Liberty.
MAzArLAS, March 10. 1863.
Great suspense has existed here since the first
news OF the pronunciomteato at Cuacan. The ex-
cited populaee were intensely eager to see the docu
ment itself and know what the author had TO say
After patient waiting 1t reached here AZ late hour
last night, and by courtesy Of a friend-the HERALD
correspondents always have friends on such occa-
sions-we have been put In possession of a copy.
The following is literal translation OF this long
looked for Revolutionary piece OF llterature:-
rnK oirizFs ADoLFo rALAoIo TO ALL rus INHABITANTS
sIsALoasrs-Each Of a. has had suues., tim. to nu,.
,ars the profound eonyeoa tina. we s.se nothing hope
msn os,n M e,ssnee 70 ,he eon.'ageasies Of
whlch n held together by ,hs Of brute force tbs
% right. not wish % is,sa
and aher The ss.as q Ssry .as .Se %
your eyes pros.ton and thai sss
throaghoq, the state the executive and legislative powers
OF sra, (puble fsirs popasiions waoss
han -lo What q signify 70 your rae thai LABOR Is
. ss.s s ns gs & q. aaa 70 ss 70
nothing IN the hands Of those elected not by the people
.eeuiion and vengeance their For Ills
fare OF the heart Il necessary war against
an 90 sard ana infamous and thai
ton ~ which we I've raising The heroic state % snloa
progress constant love OF berty ana
republican princpes To attain - important end ana
butte 70 me- am convinced tina, among ali
lie career better leads s 10 believe IN he re
than him whose name DO no, hesitate 10 propose yoa
namely well known fellow cilixen tisne
unite the best sympanes Of the state hai he bsItsr han
any oIher can M ,he Jas and nooe aspirations Of all
has been lett open TO since Ia other
rhIs OF peoples when sey ar. cpprrs.sd br ,ssns Tn
invite you 70 aid me obtaining these rights,
pendence and liberty, ha. been and exposed e Of
CULIAcAS, March Is, Issa. ADOLfo PALAcIo
The courier bringing the above document does not
confirm the report that Colonel Palacio and his forces
had taken possession OF the Mint and made them
selves masters OF the treasure therein The reyolu.
tonIsts simply surprised the National Guard and
quietly took the town. forced loan OF only 5000
had been levied; but II was expected that other
forced loans would Immediately follow. The people
of Cuacan seem TO feel entire safety under the revo
lutionary forces, their leader had issued strict or
be punishable with death.
Up to the latest moment there is a great deal of
comment as TO what this revolution means. gen.
tleman with whom we conyersed to-day told Us that
certain moneycd men IN san Francisco knew more
about the revolution OF Cuiiacan than did the hign-
est officials Ia TIE State of sinaloa: but he added
that 1t broke out tnan was Intended Accord.
ing TO other wei informed sources there were 20 DC
three pronuncidinienfos-one In the southern part
OF the state, one IN the northern part ami
one where the existing rebeon has oc-
Cured. cur These movements wese 20 draw All
Piacido Vega, with some tried American aud Mex.
can friends was TO suddenly appear here, when
into the government house. AT present no scheme
seems too wild TO ind believers. such stores aud
TO Americans coming here, we are led TO conclude |
that the number Will be few unless they positively |
Know there Is truth Ia the of repeated report thai
the United States government has Dougnt sonora ani
Sinaloa. All the Americans who nave reached here |
up 10 date and who have sought to do business IN
Mexico nave ended IN besgary. This 4 80 well |
that no American OF wealth and influence would ac-
company him under any other circumstances than /
those mentioned. Among the Americans IN this part
OF the country Governor Vega stands higher csfi
nation and ability than OF nus counirymen. but
TINS IL no guarantee for their lives aud properly.
All parties agree that he s the only man DO any
thing Tor the country. N 1t be possible TO do any good
under the present gloomy aspect OF affairs Never /
dd the future OF Mexico look backer than II does
today. Hate, civil war and poverty are tue tArce
hends gnawing at her heart.
The Revolutionary Plot Thirkcus-Ncw Pre-
nunciamientos Expected - Movement. ef
Vega.
MAzArLAS. March 10. 1888.
The plot OF the revolution n becoming deeply m. /
feresting, and although the chief leader mas now but
handful OF men his sympsthizers are fast incrcas.
Ing. Last night an attempt was made TO disarm the
detachment Of National tstate) Guards who are on /
duty at the government house. protecting Governor
Rub and the state archives. The attempt was Il
made by band Of the national forces VINO sympa.
thlze with Palacio. The plot failed, however; but
no arrests have been made, as the parties engaged
were warned that the state authorities were tn-
formed OF the dangers they did not 20 far enough
to get themselves IN trouble. There IL excellent an
thority Tor saying that prOGuncf1D, lenfO against
botn 'ne me- general M and state governments viii be
will make his appearance IN tins vicinity about that
time.
Frequent desertions are reported occurring from
stated In our last letter, 10 would not be strange n
the revolutionary chief should win over the VERY men
gone TO light against him. Paacio, according 10 ne.
popular at Culacan. No excesscs Of any kInd have
been committed. There was q general belief there
that Governor vega waa en- roa.e for this state and