The New York herald., 1869-02-21
TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
REVOLUTIONS I'M MEXICO.
Negrete and Quiroga in Arms
with a Large Force.
CAPTURE OF PEEBLA.
Government Troops Sent by Juarez
Against the Insurgents.
AT AIR S IN CUBA.
Reported Surrender Of the Colon RevOlu-
tionists Under the Amnesty.
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Detention OF Americans at
Havana.
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Enforcement Of the Order Prohibiting Public
Meetings in France.
MEXICO.
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Reported Surrender Of the Colon Revolu-
tiOniStS Under the Amnesty.
Detention OF Americans at
Havana.
Enforcement Of the Order Prohibiting Public
Meetings in France.
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MEXICO.

A Perfect Deluge Of Revolutions -Risings mt
Pucbla and Other Parts OF the Country
Grenf t-Pronuncia mientos Thick
a. Greasers.
HAVANA. Feb. 20, 1862
A steamer arrived to-day from Vera Cruz bringing
dates from the city OF Mexico to the 18TH General
Negrete on the Sd inst, captured the city OF Puebla
he issued proclamations but evacuated the city on
the 9Th on the approach Of the government troops,
taking the road towards Matamoros. General Ba-
cardi, Of the government troops now holds Puebla.
1t was reported that Porfro Diaz was implicated in
this movement, but it Is untrue.
The revolutionists at san Martin on the sth levied
q forced loan OF 100000 on the merchants of that
town.
The revolutionary General, zepata, at sisal, had
ned General Vargas having attacked the insurgents
The insurrection in Yucatan was local merely.
revolution was expected at Guadalaajra. There
was considerable trouble between the military and
civil authorities. The Governor had resigned and the
courts declared their inability to administer justice.
revolution had also broken out In Tlascala ana
the places In that vicinity.
revolution had also broken out In Nuevo Leon
Qulroga, with twelve hundred well armed men, had
pronounced in favor Of General Santa Anna.
1t was reported that General Corona would be ap-
pointed Minister to washington.
General Cauto had arrived ut Durango.
Pornrio Diaz has been appointed governor Of the
new State OF Morelas
The contract with the American Pacific steamers
had been annulled.
Account Of the Insurrection in PacbIa-Great
Excitement I'm Mexico City-TamaulIpas
ProcIaims-Rising at Menda.
HAVANA. Feb. 20, 1859.
A telegram from the city Of Mexico to Vera Cruz,
dated the sth states that the troops stationed at
Puebla have pronounced against the government OF
Juarez. General Negrete suddenly appeared among
them with shouts Of "viva Mexicon when they mu-
tinted, ana under his lead raised the standard OF
revolution. They held Pueba for four days, and
then left for Cholula- On the 7th they threat.
ened Cuenaraca and Touca moving westward, and
augmenting their numbers BY means OF impress
ments. II was rumorcd that they had encountered
the cavalry under Cuelar.
It was expected that Negrete would enter Guer-
zero, and that he would be joined by Governor Dlaz
whose insurrectonary forces were gathering on the
frontiers OF 0axaca. Neerete failed to capture the
conducta Of $4,000, ,ooo as was feared
The government forces under General Bacardo re.
occupied Pueba on the 7th inst
force OF troops on the railroad near Mexico city
pronounced on the i3tn inst in favor OF the revou-
tion
The intentions OF Negrete are unknown.
General Rivera LEFT Mexico with the purpose Of
joining the insurgents but was arrested. pro
nunciamiento was found on his person.
The excitement at the capital was great at lrst,
but has been ailaTed. Allatorres division. from
yalapa and Leyva's forces, from Mexico were
marching on Puebla.
At last accounts the capital was quiet. The Pre-.
feet OF Toluca was there.
Captain Harris will probably be successful with
his Pacific line. Mr.. Haillday's contract has been
vitiated and annnl,ed.
Tezardi has died from consumption.
pronuncidmiento has been announced st r.
maulpas and the revolution ia increasing.
letter nom sisal states that on the slst ultImc
the whole population OF Merida and 200 regulars
who mutinied, rose s0ainst the government, and
seized the citadel, which they held against Com
mander Cevalos and 1000 militia until the 9th in
stant. when they escaped to Petco where they hold
a fortified position. The Governor was sick and Co
valos proclaimed martial law. Many arrests had
been made. Eight youths OF the best families were
summarIiy shot. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
vailed among the people.
One hundred regulars have been Imprisoned on
suspicion OF intending to pronounce. and at last
accounts were at sisal waiting for the steamer "a
vera cruz.
MISSOURI.
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