New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24

land II has established trial by jury law for the more
eectua prosecution OF criminals anOther Tor recruiting
the army by conserptoD by free enlistment instead
of nv The nress gang hitherto; II has reorganzed I'll
the branches of public administration ana the progress
made in arranging the Financial Department Is espe-
caly remHrkabe; the tax the sale OF property has
been repealed the burdens on the important mining IN
dustry have been considerably reduced and the present
enligIened Finance Minister has proposed To Congress
series of measures to obtain the complete abolition OF all
and removal OF al the duties and obstacles
which impede tine deyeopment oI hinng, ~ ouei 20
gether with the prosperity OF agriculture and commerce.
The railroad between this capital ana vera cruz Is
idy ndyancinp and the to Tlapam, on the way 10
Cuernayaca has been finished. Lines OF telegraph nave
been made In all directions and otheTs are IN
CONSTRUCTION Vera Cruz Ia now In electroeOmmunlca-
ton with the port Of Manzan0, on the facnoi hhu
wires win soon reach your borders at matamoIos, hh,
in addition attempts at revolution have Oeen quickly
suppressed in Yuoatan Guerrero Sinaloa, QueIetaro;
and Puebla The formidable movement when orlgihateH
in Tamanlipas has been confined TO tnat oIateI VIII
evar nposnct OF its speedy conclusion IL Is very trEe
that during this turbulent half century they nave pes
left far behind in the path OF material development ~
the great Republic; but Is 1t not evident that inc
works of peace could MOB Dc proseSu' eccnpied
by civil sitter because the progress from despotism
10 liberty, and the whole remodeling OF luea5,
the terrible scourge OF war The national regeneration
has been obtained by blood and extreme trbuaon DnT
IL is now In fair way for completion, ana pOsterV WIN
honor this generation which has not been duly appre-
ciated by It's contemporaries. cannot affirm that We
y1 Se done that the new laws aud institutions
work without Jar No, there is still much work f0r
these exist together with patriotic desires; and the same
qualities which in years have carried these people from
fla institutions Of the sixteenth to the most adVahoeu vi
the nineteenth century will hencefOrward mpel them
swiftly I'm the road OF material Improvements -
necessary revolutions have been accomplished anu ~
Their results can be fairly consolidated may reasona-
bly, hope for fruitful era or peace Win lhpiu @
Srea a movement is already preparing facilitate the
formation OF railroads In every state sun
railroads tho next half dozen years thap nave Dee
made the period by any other equa nupeL ho
peOpe These works Will OSoupy all the surplus Apol'
will raise the standard Of wages, increase y
stimulate commerce. open new markets, anu 'S' '"''
SUMMARY OF NEWS. 81. . -.
Mr. Fabre has made some experiments IN tne ~
light OF his invention. III Dtdlo Oge,d puDlsIea
the following ngS sea nd OF pump also Invented by
Mr. Fabre, air produced IN an arRanRe Oh ciEn'
when the author calls a generator and, by means OF
guttapercha pipes, It passed thus changeu, 20 soIo
lamps placed In different parts OF the room where INC
perien was made The decomposition OF the air Is IN;
Simultaneous and the light 1t produces Is clearer anu
Very clrous ruins nave been discovered in the hill
OF Cayezatla, State OF Vera Cruz. The newspapers
have published correspondence relative TO hen slsHep
by Luis NJ del Campllo from which we extract the io,
lowing At o'clock p m; almost fagued 70 death we
tdcation, skilfuy built by the curious hand OF our I'M
fortunate idolators After having recovered somewhat
breath and strength, we began TO examine those de
serted and admirable ruins always cohteinpa' ,h
genius Of their ancient builders. Although the
ground is sufficiently broken, perhaps on account
other Wild animals, nevertheless, could count -FOUR
houses three sacrcal affairs several pillars ana knd
OF urn or mauSOleum, where there are more than 80
skulls as white ivory, having all their teeth complete
There are a number OF Deaies, meHdpueS ana coma
les stones for grinding and baking corn almost de-
strOyed well idols stone statues In the same
state. This was all could with great deal OF
difficulty for the mountain is thicly overgrowD, that
not only pass upeded but objects could not DO
seen"
Great preparations are being made for tho inaugurn
tior on the 10th Of September OF tho Railway which
will unite Mexico with Puebla dc IaragoZa
ftyuf INN If
State OF From Guaymas they write TO journal
of this city than 20 Ourmlls are IN OPERATION
and that tho wheat crop estimated at 100000 sacks
on the 4th inst national flag hoised on all the
public buildings celebration OF the gjd anniversary Oh
the Independence VI tile United States.