The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

Of His visit-ROmerO's Retirement Again
Spoken Of--General Amnesty Law.
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. 20, 1850.
After several days OF recreation and conylviality
1t Puebla commencing with the ceremonies OF the
opening OF the railroad to Pueba the dedication OF
the new monument to Zaragoza, and the several
banQues and balls, the President and Cabinet
returned to this capital having braved the dangers
OF assassination and too much wine and have
already entered upon the arduous task OF govern
ment and the delicate one OF giving q proper direc-
ton 10 the legislation OF more than two hundred
deputies.
The success OF the Puebla branch within the time
to which the Mexico and Vera Cruz Company had
limited itself for Its completion, is largely due to
American energy and business tact, In the absence
nom Mexico OF Messrs Crawiey and Frazer, the
control and direction OF the work was committed TO
your fellow countryman, Mr.. Thomas Brannin.
whose aged parents now residing on Staten Island,
will pc grati1ed TO hear that their son has IN
Mexico. as well as In Chile, contributed SO success.
fully to the introduction Of railroad Improvements.
Apparently lnsurmountabe obstacles threatened to
make the promise made to the last Congress by the
company unfulnlled; but Ango-Saxon will and Dusl-
ness capacity conquered even the elements, and we
now leave Mexico at eleven A. NJ, after half days
labor, and hnd ourselves safely at Puehla before
dark. 1t Is supposed that measures will be at once
taken to commence the completion OF the line be-
tween Apizaco and Paso del Macho.
The persistent attacks which several prominent
leaders OF the opposition have made upon this
pany have recently been turned upon the American
engineer, Mr.. Robert Gorsuch. wno under an ap-
pointmen from the government recently made an
lnspectiont Of the road previous to the excursion
tips of the 10th ull. 1t Is rumored, even, that
attempt will be made or Is being made to organize
sort Of bastard, anti-Amercan issue In Congress.
but there Is reasoa 70 suppose that all honor
ely OF putting their heel upon such measure at
once. Good men, who sincerely love their country,
and who are alarmed by the dlMlnlshed revenues Of
the government aud the grave prospect now threat
eainx Of their not reaching ten millions during the
present fiscal year. are Casting about for some leaven
which shall give new lie to the nation and fill her
Treasury. Many are hoping that 1t may be found in
the CONSTRUCTION OF railroads and the consequent
Introduction OF capital, and an increased wealth OF
tue people resulting nom the facility and cheapness
with which the products OF the country may be
delivered at the coast FOR shipment to foreign coun-
The opposition press, In its strange madness,
seems disposed 10 strengthen itself by making
al xnti-iorelgn ISSUE yet without boldly in-
sertlng 1t as a plank In their platform. An OPP
position paper mas an editorial this morning
emitted 'slhere is no Libeity,'i ana lays special
blame upon Mr.. lgiesias. minister OF Governacion
Tor the execution Of lpar. The government takes
the view that the law passed by the last Congress
suspending the iaDcas corpus authorized his cXecu-
ton even over tie Ampafo. The opposition ins st
that the constitution 10 superior ID the acts laws
OF INC legislative Dody ana that consequently trial
instrument to bar Nj. Acosta, the assessor OF the
military, commanding, has been removed IRON
Office. lns IL toe person accused OF cruelty In the
case OF Ibar and Others IL IS now discovered that
he Is not lawyer and consequently could uot
properly mold the Office
resolution was adopted In Congress yesterday
afternoon requiring tie secretary OF state TO report
upon the causes or complaint whicl the Mexican
government had against Guatemala and the
measures which had been adopted in order 10 obtain
proper rcparaton. Ar. Larale, one OF the signerB
Of the resolution supported by saying that Mexico
among other things ~ the recent act OF April Z,
when the forces oil Guatemala pursued Mr. Kuhno
BarrioB, violating the AeAcan territory by burning
the house OF SAID gentleman upon this territory and
shameiuly n0Sging some OF the Mexican authori
te8. The resolution was approved. Another reso-
luton was introduced aud approved requiring the
Secretary OF War 10 report within three days ii the
war OF castles In Cainpeacby ID OF purely local
character, or whether 1t should DO considered
general and SOCIAL interest to the nation. After
OF which SESSION. your correspondent learns was to
concede to Tile President or Congress, Mariana Riva
PalaciO permission 70 accept tho ONCE OF Governor
OF the state Of Mexico, TO when he has just been
elected over General D.az.
Ex-dovernor Juan baz ieit TINS capiIal yesterday,
moving by ran iof Vera cruz, ana Will go by the
English steamer TO Havana and thence TO New York.
Az your correspondent predicted IN a previous let
crnOr IN tie first eek Of THIS month"; and there were
also Indications that ne would also be relieved OF tile
duty Of taking his seat IN Congress by some decided
and uncompImentary expression vi the govern
ment What sort OF compromise has been made
between the general government ana Mr. Baz does
not appear Inc fact Is known that he is now on
his way to New YORK. that the fanny OF PRESIDENT
Juarez recently visited MIN and bid MIN Roodby aud
that the most unpleasant II hostile feelings exist
between him and BAR. Lerdo. Every variety OF
lecture prevails as 10 tue future movements Of Mr..
Baz. lie owns considerable real estate here, but 1t
ID rumorcd thai II nas passed out Of his hands. He
takes with him letleis 10 several prominent bank
whether his movements are OF q peaceful nature;
whether he seeks to make trouble 10 his political
and personal ana political enemies here, or whether
tue whole affair wnicn has recently occurred IN
nection with nlm Is NOT blind 70 cover up Interior
purposes. 1t VIII be recoilected that the last Con-
gress appropriated several thousand collars for
secret service.
The opposition insists that peace Is not rc-es,ab.
llshea throughout The republic citing several States
In which revolutionary bands are rampant. Tho
opinion Nac,oaA, an administration organ, has a
long correspondence t1S morning from san LUIS
Potosi giving an account OF the Buslamente reyolu-
tion winch broke out Ia that state SIX days since,
and for the moment with great success. You may
be informed later OF Its result take from that COR
respondence tue folowing:-
Al the moment tia. Colonel Pedro Marcas saado,
huala 2o0 infantry and MY cavalry Although Colonel Drill
with as passed Into The States
o. Goahua anu Naeyo Leon ls Governor o. san Luis
and refused permission Follow them into these States
ws e ana wss made ho s
forces. A. this moment Colonel orslana iel SICK and
enemy In the Ranch OF sola prepared give by
psce "o out Of I
w ns s s s Gsa
had taken comana again. made his for esase
Wnen attack Dut directed them
selves to Catorce wnero not known whether by
paciy the government forees there did
battle but capitnated Oriana could no, abandon Male
huala where he then waiting reinforcement lS6
infantry, which tho had him,
Aachuala rdicung tao made by the enemy from
Catorce ysnado While ihis wa. uausprins the enemy
entered Chacas pun orce osn upon ae people OF oO0
upon that of Laguna SEGA OF from $1,000 to 0 settling
horses &C. The enemy then pressed forward 10 the
hacienda OF Bocas from whcn ace he directed commits
soner 20 sarranas chief OF the federal forces Informing
hm that he should that plaza, saat
expected to remain neutral In the meantime the reyolu
uonss receiving reinsorcemes OF men, horses
and leaders
A telegram published In the morning paper,
signed by Secretary Mej,a, informs the public adj
dltlOn to the above orders To Sarranaga:-General
Pedro Marines was ordered to proceed from Zuia
IN the state OF Tnmaul,pas to assist In putting
down the revolution, and General Toentino was
also ordered to CONT ibute all possible aid with MIS-
cavalry Meanwhile the Bustamente band anu