The New York herald., 1869-06-25

on the occasion the festive board was abundantiy
laden with all tnat pertains thereto on sac events
propriatey adorned with the portrait OF washington
and starry banners. The regular toasts Our Our
| Flag 1.-The Army and Navy" and ''The Memory Of
Abraham Lincoln, 4" were appropriately given, re-
| ceived and replied to. cannot forDear repeating
that OF General Rosecrans as i contains, perhaps
more than the SHADOW OF an opinion as TO MeXicos s
present or future political and social status.
me- bat hs Bottom assr. this
Of your kind feeling me aHd the
cannot iorsea saying that while leaSns you % here far from
nsrcs enterprise time i'l profound poIasa
das as wish a1d hs
standing the darkness of the present hour. this
before long Her natural resources and invns climate
her M s Z a ess
your wishes great body Of
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roads and immigration this Is Impossible, and not
eascaaI ! resre. emp6a,cslly tina. no.withsiAnding
speculation BY ndusirie IL
and asSutuTe among people a. home And NAV
up march the progress preserving
autonomy and that she should become great free
that we yet all TO greet each other and to
conclude by cordially wishing that we all may live to see
the time when from the United States by rail to
greet each other here In Mexico
The multitude OF volunteer toasts were such as
customarly pertain to such occasions, among which
were the followng:-''Our Beloved Minister, General
Rosecrans-the patriot soldier and firm friend. He
goes from among US with the hearty good wishes of
his countrymen. HIS absence will cause void
which time alone can ILL.," "Our Guest, General W.
5. Rosecrans United States Minister to Mexico-the
estimable citizen, the distinguished soldier, the
wise advocate of social and material progress and
the firm friend OF the unhappy and the oppressed,
irrespective OF nationality, creed or SEX"
Mr.. lgnacl0 NarlSca, formerly secretary OF lega
Washington Cabinet
dent Juarez as Minister OF Justice, having been
nominated and confirmed as Minister Penlpoten'
tiary and Envoy Extraordinary TO the United States,
Is expected to leave here some time in the month or
July. His successor in the Cabinet has not oeen
his probable secretary OF legation, Mr.. Romero. now
in charge OF the archives at Washington, being re-
tanned second secretary. Mr. Gomez PalaciO, the
member of Congress from Durango, who has been
nominated and confirmed as Commissioner under the
Seward.Romero treaty in behalf OF Mexican interests,
Will probably leave here also in July in to
the United States Commissioner (Mr. Wadsworth)
In Washington, by the 1st OF August. Mr.. Palacio
is lawyer by profession and aman OF consider
able talent His secretary has not been named as
yet. At the last hour OF Congress that body voted
MIN an amount OF pay from the national treasury
sufficiently liberal to enable him to sustain himself
with proper dignity at washington, in addition to
the amount conceded him by the treaty.
The gubernatorial elections in Puebla have termi-
mated, and 1t Is universally conceded that the sop
position candidate has received the greater num-
Ger OF votes-Mr. Fernando Ortega But the election
will not be officially announced before TIE votes shall
be received and counted officially by the Legsla
ture.
This should take place by the 14th of the month
Some OF the government papers have significantly
suggested that Mr. Romero Vargas, the government
candidate and present occupant, Will be officially
announced by the State Legislature as the Governor
in spite OF the larger number Of votes having been
cast for Mr.. 0rtega. Such result VIII be only a re-
enactment OF the governmental intermeddling
which so outraged the people year and half since
when Governor Mendez was depOsed, and when act
occassoned the revolutions which have occurred in
Puebla and greatly fermented the feeling OF dissatis
faction every day increasing toward the present ad
await with anxiety the result of this late election.
Affairs In san Luis Potosi continued disturbed. On
the lst OF June Francisco AranJo at the head OF Il
considerable band Of malcontents, pronounced
against the government, attacked the hacienda of
ample supply OF horses. The government troops i'm
mediately started in pursuit of him, but up yea
terday had failed TO capture or rout him. although
they have had one severe engagement with him. Ills
forces are increasing in numbers. He Is said To
have had conference with Quiroga IN Texas, about
eight months since, and that 1t Is the In-
teDtion to pronounce for Ortega (Gonzaes)
first or;u ana later proaim iI santa Anna or the
to be the invention OF government ofhcials
with the view Of making the movement unpopular.
The alarming state OF airairs in ouerttaro is unin-
proved The two state governments had, up 70 yes
terday succeeded IN Keeping peace with each o;ner
from whom both governments mad collected dries
&c. But for several days we have been receiving
telegraphic dispatches from that capital declaring
that such condition Of things could moi continue
and that rupture between the state and the
government troops was imminent. The former
OF the state sustain Governor Cervantes. The latter
number about 1000, under General Paz and were
sent from here about three weeks ago. They sustain
some seven members OF the Legislature. who, after
that body had adjourned, called special session
composed OF themselves IA small minority im-
peached the Governor tCervantesl and appointed
new one themselves whom no one recognizes or
obeys. Two days since more troops were sent TO
General Paz from the capital, and there IL TO
fear that a rupture VIII take place the arrival.
The telegraph yesterday announced that discovery
had been made OF an attempt to seduce the state
On- hat hpa
imprisoned therefor. We await the development OF
the war coud from Queretaro. As to Sinaloa. the
ZAcErEcAs, May s5
osAS LuIs FROM DURANGO, May -
ne.ed from Nazstlsn that Paedo Vega has dscm,
barked Bias, with plenty OF munitions of and
that he was well received that IN santiago probaby
ao men, and that 4 was suspected 10 fepc that be was
plotting snaioa In order iha, General Guerra might
FUNDED ordered forward Fourth division Masatan
turn to Durango. r. CORONA.
Up TO the present moment we hear nothing more
OF thus threatening state OF affairs in sinaloa shall
advise you Dy telegraph OF the latest news.
Tamaulipas remains distracted and torn by revo-
luton. The recent revolt OF the government forces
gave material and and confidence 10 the rebels, who
have so thoroughly demorazed the people OF the
state that all business and agriculture is suspended.
Guerrero Il far from being quiet We just learn
Of the assassination OF the Prefect OF Acapulco.
has an article headed insecurity" IN which
q brief account OF sixteen robberies Is gwen.
with such a state OF the entire coun-
try II " not easy TO understand how
Mr.. Romero Will be able to collect sls,Ooo,o0o TO
meet the expenses OF this fiscal year There Is rea-
son to believe that the government here waiting
to learn ali OF the iacts In the case OF the money
which Captain Preble attempted to transfer TO the
Colorado before 1t takes any action.
Betanzas. the revolutionist OF "a year since. has
recently been captured near Pachuca and sent 10
this city Lmantour. Of California fame, after
many months OF Imprisonment by NJ. Augustin
Jouan, has succeeded ia enecting his release
probably now believes himself To Dc AN injured
man. lie has effected tins 80 cleverly that n
would not be surprising n he made another attempt
In California To swinde the people there The career
Of TINS man ~ most astounding. lie Will yet figure
before the world and IN the press.
simon Gutierrez, the great kidnapping general
and friend OF Cauto. who recently paid the penalty,
was surprised IN house which was completely sur
rounded by the police. that he could not escape
The room in which he was supposed 10 be secretcd
Wa sca rnhnd hui he not fluI.l lhernIn. nnMnNer