The New York herald., 1869-05-18
MEXICO.

Msvemenes or Minister Rosocrans-Preceed-
iuss ofthe Mexican Congressional Judges-
Tho Political volcanOs Threatening Another
Eruption-Oppesitien 20 Free Bibles.
HAVANA. May II, 1859.
A telegram from the city Of Mexico dated the 18th
inst reports that Minister Rosecrans viii proceed to
San francisco via Acapulco. upon being relieved.
The bill granting the right Of way, land, &C., IN
favor of Mason and Hyatt for railroad purposes
has passed the nrst reading In the Mexican Con-
gress.
Minister Romeros proposition to Issue $1s 600 900
OF paper currency is likely to be adopted. More
subversions for telegraph lines have been granted.
The secret service fund. including that to 10 used
abroad has been voted
seven judges Of the Supreme Court have been
accused before Congress OF various offences.
Political AFFAIRS In Tamaupas are unfavorable.
Losada has been significantly quiet for some time
past Queretar0 is threatening revolution, ana 200
OF all arms have gone there to support the Legtsla
ture against the Governor.
Troops have also been sent to Iquaa and Guerre-
70. The outbreak In Sinaoa has been subdued.
The decree issued In favor Of removing IT, the ss tax
Riva Palaco il spoken OF as likely to be appointed
Minister to the United States, though the Cabinet
opposed TO sending an Ambassador to washington
at present. Romero Is axi0us, but unable to obtain
the position again.
AN insurrection has broken out In the State OF
Queretaro. General Alvarez Is reported TO be at the
head OF the movement.
The report that LOsada had risen against the gov
ernment Is untrue.
The Commercial Treaty With the North Ger-
man Confederation to be Ceiebra ted-Death
OF Palaci0s-Reduced Rates Of Freight
Plenty OF Crime Usual.
HAVANA May II. 1869.
Extensive arrangements were IN progress for the
celebration OF the conclusion OF the commercial
kat,, Gan
federation. Mr.. SchlOsser who has charge OF the
treaty has been received and officially recognized
Dy the Mexican government
The iftti anniversary OF the defence OF Pueba was
celebrated with unusual display and enthusiasm.
News OF the death OF Adof0 Palaci0s was received
at the capital, and the report has been confirmed by
subsequent accounts. This event has put an end TO
the revolutions In the States OF Guerrero and Sina0a
The rates of freight on the CITY OF Mexico and the
Vera Cruz Railroad have been reduced.
The Mexican journals are filled with reports OF
crime.
Grave Prospect Of JaIisco Being DepopuIa ted
A Vigorous Campaign Against the Brigands
Being Carried On.-The Revolution in SinRiOa
-DepreGuiions by Indians.
san FRANCISCO, May 16, 1869.
Later adyices from Mexico report that vigorous
campaign Is being carried on against robbers and
Hdnappers IN the States OF Jalisco and MchOacan.
Numerous engagements had taken place. In which
the robbers were worsted and many were killed.
The revolution In Slnaloa Is assuming a serious
aspect. Paaci0 has captured the town or FL Fuerte
and established his headquarters there. The gov
ernment troops offered but slight reslstence Three
hundred troops from Sonora nave Joined Palacio at
Ell Fuerte.
The Apache Indians, having been driven from
Arizona, are making terrible inrOads upon Sonora
devastating the whole frontier. Reports from Chi
hauhua and NuevO Leon are equally alarming with
regard to Indian depredations. II estimated that
these frontier States have already lost onethird OF
the population by incursions OF savages and unless
the matter Is attended to they Will soon be de-
populated.