The New York herald., 1869-03-15
MEXICO.

upon the people and the want Of success which the
government had met with in its attempts to put
It down, met with . decided check from
the loyal troops on the 22d OF February
at San Martin Atexcal, State Of Puebla, over
100 miles distant from this capital. The government
troops were under the chief command OF Major Gen.
erals Allatorre and Garcia Brgadier Generals
Aguiluz, Cuellar, Rodriguez Bocardo and Leyva,
commanding separate columns Of infantry and cav
airy Tue government published an extra, declaring
that the forces OF Negrete had been completely
routed and broken up into small squads and that he
was endeavoring to save himself. The friends Of
Negrete declare that he ordered such scattering OF
his forces in order to mislead the enemy, and at
given point they will reunite. However this may be,
It is generally believed that the EFFORT Of Negrete will
prove failure, and that the government has exhi-
bited Its strength in rapidly smoherng this rebellion.
long time had elapsed since the serious and for
midabe attempt at revolution In Yucatan ana Sina-
l0a and the success Of the government over both OF
these had intimidated the many who were cursed
with the innate longing for revolution; ut seems
tempt and falling there Is reason TO believe that an
other popular leader will not be very soon found for
this disqulet element OF the Mexican population.
sheak not OF the revolution in Tamaulipas. The
trutS is that the people here know little or
a9h II ssard sS m ana In sas me
to travail ~ that direction In consequence OF
the numerors ba IDS prowlng about the country, TO
say nothing Of the ds r1her " from this = csn
tai than Abyssinia VA or il rom the HERALD ONCE.
AS consequence we have becdmc Sccus.oneu , I,e "
ooa 10 upon Is r nnon pay I part
OF Kilkenny cats. Generals Esc0Dedo anu OoIslus
are said to be on the spot IN behalf OF tne g0vern
or subordinate ocers; but record which at least
the former Is making for himsA rather indicates tnat
there must be some mistake or ,overestmaIe mace -
to his socaled achievement at Queretaro In the
summer q 1857 over MaxiIniIlA n MirAmon and
Msa and the Imperial Mexican a. my ana rasl saa pos ~
slbly after all that victory may b. aao rasnea ~
Miguel Lopez, whom the world h as n iong since
branded as traitor to the cause he esp oused.
It will be remembered was the supposed cad OF the
conspiracy to assassinate President Juara. year
red ne aaa ts ecen Coe 70,
case against him and he was expatriA, eu. ~
1t was not generally supposed that he W.
sailed for Havana. Colonel Luhs Mslo who
commanded the government troops whicn pro-
OF the aconducta' on its arrival at Pncbla, he re-
lieving Colonel fepes Of the SupremOs Poderes the
favorite regiment Of the nation. The plot had been
OF Malo TO the government and Yepes was ordered
to continue to Vera Cruz with the "conducta" OF
have been more probability Of Negrete's success as
the possession Of SO much hard cash would have
called around him an immense number Of men.
all glad to fight for liberty, country and inde-
pendence,n but more especially attracted by the
huge mass Of bright silver dollars and gold ounces.
Up to the present moment the following chiefs OF
Negrete have been captured:-Esteyes, Juan Ger
vantes Lunjan Arturo Vergara, Guevara, Colonel
Mayer, Pedro Torres Juan q. Diego ana Nicholas
MnlO. Esteves was to have been executed to-day ct
0rzaba, and Lunjan also to-day at Huajuapano.
Also to-day two colonels, names unknown. Guevara
was formerly Acknowledgement TO General Zarag0sa
at Puebla Nicholas Malo Will pf obably be shot;
Mavrero, the friend OF Honorato Dominguez, was
Preto the chief who last summer prononnced against
the State authorities OF Vera Cruz simultaneous with
honorato Domnguex. was captured some days since IN
executed three days SINCE dying calmly and huzza-
ing for Mexico, &C. IL Ii said that General Malo,
formerly Colonel Malo, was killed In the engage
ment of the 22d Tue Colonel Mayer mentioned
above is from Chile, and was apprenended at Chill
wn no e 20 M ~ ss
country though II was supposed he had aspirations
The mercnants OF this city, at recent meeting,
voted to present Colonel Yepez with $4,000 on hts
return with his troops to tins city as testimonial OF
their appreciation Of his hdeity also $4,000 TO be
The arms which Neerete took from Puebla were in
great part such IS were sold TO General Garcia by
General Sturm. IL will, perhaps, not be necessary
for him to make new purchases from the General a.
is reported that the Governor has carts
BY Seerete nying from ", which are being gathered
The following "Plan Of Ncgrcte. first appeared
the progressed grievances Of those who orisi.
The Opposition press proiessed TO discover in the
document evidences OF Its beng written here IN
Mexico for the purpose OF compromising some par
ties here and possibly to compel General Diaz TO
make some expression dsavowing his sympathy for
the movement This plan professed TO have been OF
recent issue, subsequent 10 those OF Pueba and to
propose that the three temporary depositaries OF
power OF General Diaz, Manuel Ruiz and sanchez
navarro the latter being late imperalist and Ruiz
an 0rtegaist.
PLAN OF sxeaxrr.
ARTICLE The personnel Of the genera and state gov
sramens r.. for baying seed crminsy
In It's nfracton OF the constitution OF 1851 aud the second
for being the result OF those infrnctons.
ton o. iss he nation wiz call Tor an election o.
ves 10 consultative Congress- whose duty snail bel
ss he
s,ned thereby This national cal shs Include the elections
functionares for popular election
ana o. the states :. ss time hat The army o the Union ss
occupy the capital Of ,he republic they shall within fifteen
shall be deposited personally the executive power
shall Immediately and without any other DECLARATION place
with lie spirit and letter state Of siege sso without any
further declaration shall throughout the whole repub
Ic twenty days after the occupation OF The capital BY the
the socaed empire having been eondened 70 certain
ranishmen Judicial otherwise and having suffered such
TSer sSs 's Ss sscep,sa Leonardo sSfaass
@ 1ss S ;psS y &. s%p % q
The estimate OF expense lately presented by the
President calls for the f0owing:--
For Legislative power. f920,90
For Executive power. $3.50
For Department Of Justice and Public In
structlon including that OF judicial
For Department Of Relations ........ i2c,oso
For Department OF Government including
administration OF federal dstrfcr......... 16370ss
For Department OF Industry .............. a5s6840
FOR Department q War .lc'Ssssci
Total. sss sa6 asI