New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
MEXICO.

AN INDIAN wAR-ARRIyAL OF THE COMMANDERS
OF ALL THE ARMY DIVISIONS IN THE CAri'
TAL-THE CLOSING SESSION or CONGRESS
INFORMANT REFORM PRoJECTs-GEN. ROSE
~ GRAMS AND THE MEXICAN GoyERSnEst-
RESOLUTION IN FAVOR OF THE CUBAkS.
lPRoN OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MEXICO, April 9.-The Indian war still con-
nues in the State OF Nuevo Leon and tho sysges have
not only driven away cattle but in or two Instances
have carried of shepherd who had srayed from
his fellows -''-.'-''''-......
Tamaulipas still continues In troubled state the
revolutioniss have suffered another defeat by Col Mar
tnez and there hope shat int resting portion
OF the country may soon be pacied. Gen. Don Sostena
Rocha left San Lus Potosi on the sh W. Tor Innanpas
against the insurgents during the absence Of
Cen Escobedo, who IL ~ present IN this spit for the
dispatch OF business relating 10 his DIVISION Gems
Corona and katurre also here, and Garcia has ~
turned from hfs Puebla campaign. 80.
LIST nst and the first measure Which YES passed therein
demanding the suspension OF certain lndlyGua
Uunrantees In order 10 be able % proceed with greater
energy and prompmes in the persecution OF robbers ad
kdnappers aud although there Is large ana Influential
section OF Congress which Is strongly opposed to zoe su
penson Of guarantees the measure Of The Government
heng passed through Its various stages. and viii doubt
less quickly come into operation. Another importer.
measure pending since the last ssion provides that he
Minister OF War shall establish for befed
eral troops which have hitherto been recruited thi0dth
the medium of the press gangs The Minister q; Finance
Don Matas Romero, presented to Congress- ON tue 10
inst several projects which provide Tor The iee ekp
taiOn of all products and for that OF uncOined gOd ara
silver and suppression OF all the interior custom
houses There immense strids In the night direeoh
Previous 10 the reforms commenced by Mr. EcneIeA
wear ago for the stimulation Of mining Industry
'marcO" OF silver OF the fnepeSs Of IL dinoroS" w
duced only 81 73S free of coinage aud taxes whereas e
present reform Is Effected the same quantity viii behe
forward produce fOr the miner 50 81 An aulenta
tion OF l9l value Of all the silver produced bu
this tie only benefit for by The suppre Sion OF s
interior Custom Houses, miners VIII receive tne OF es
duties all ro ARTICLES they rvqTe. ana WhlVi have bif
erto been all taxed heavily IN tOse harbaVs and yeAs
tiOus Institutions. In this manner The Utal advantage
10 the mi lers the reforms Of Mr.. PomerO will PROF.
ably nos hess ~ per cant sl the silver prV
duced. Many parties are ALREADY denounciug mines
aud IL II evident that mhng Industry Is about 10 reoaw
avast devoopne1t, and also that agriculture snd com
merce VIII hereby receive great and Necessary SIN
u,us The lroect UT the emission OF treasury bills hs
not been favOrby received, and probably will be Win
drawn.
II "a rumOred that the Minister II War, Gen Mea ahs
tho Minister Of Justice, lcencdo Don Igiacio MaTA-
viii Hvc their posts; the former become Postlnase.
Gensai, and the latter 10 be Minister IN Washington Ol
IL Is not yet known who will enter the Cabinet In the'
places.
Some parties have ondcavored 10 create mprtssl1
that GEN. RasecraDs Is on bad terms with this Govern
ment; but have reason TO affirm that the oontrspi
he the best OF terms with the President and ID
Ministers. -.
This Congress has by OF 20 against H. authorfS
this Government to grant beigorent rights to the CpS
flag in Mexican ports the Minister ray desn
II convenient to take this important step