New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
MEXICO.
PEACE WITH EXCEPTIoNs-GENERAL NEWS'
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MEXICO, May 23.-Peace now reigns through
out the land, with the single exception oil tne
nate State of Tamaulpas, where the
the Governor Cara, is still kept alive py Soiho A.,
bands which DESTROY all security in the center anu III no
soutb Of the State few days ago Gen. Martinez sue
ceeded in coming ND with OF those pSnuS conPo'eu
of copnle ~ hundred men, and killed large portion OF
them including the chief Don Carlos Keyhs oSPersns
the rest completely In other parts o. tne m I'm any
sencS ~ reYoIutonsts persecute the ROD
bers and hdn8ppers with Eeal ana AGtvy h
pbe law passed by Congress Several notorious TOD
beTS assasns who had anageo age sgIe neSa
have already been executed In virtue OF the one re-
Gently adopted and there is now fair prospect that Sc
the towns The notorious Gen. Don Simon Gutierrez
who, in January last was arrested III o az
1000 golden to the honest Governor OF that sale
for his liberty and Who 0 III yestaS
morning in his hidingplaee In Guadaalara ne Wouiu
not submit TO arrest but fired the police by whom he
was instantly sain and thus perished bad but brave
man, whO in revolutionary times had risen 10 inc rsnS
kdnappers Trinidad Moreno has been executed IN Pa
chuca under the new law notwithstanding tnst S1OVVO
appear 10 nave Ssr PeSs WS have recently been effected
viii doubtless produce sslutary results throughout 'no
Commerce continues paralyzed, owing chiefly TO the
general poverty and ruin which has necessarily ensuea
from sueb long and destructive wars have afflicted
these people and prosperity only be re6sablshed
Inv the consolidation OF peace. Money is accordingly
scarce and large might easily be placed on good
securities at the rate of two per cent per month go
conductor or convoy left this capital on the i5th
inst with $2OOOO for Vera Cruz and Is advancing Saoy
The agent of the British bondhoders has been making
strenuous efforts TO induce this Government TO put the
old Convention i'm force but hitherto without The
Chief of the Cabinet maintains that the bondhOders, by
treating with Macmillan and supporting the inerNeh
tion forfeited All claims aga inst the Republic never
theess he is willing to acknowledge the debt II tue DOnu
holders will agree TO arrangement for the payment
OF the interest The agent has appealed 20 Congress for
the Observance Of the old convention, but apparently
large number OF the members less favoraby inclined
to the boudhodcrs than the Minister himself
Congress has lost much time with various matters OF
small importance that will remain In this period Tor
dscussng the large and necessary financial reforms
which were proposed by the Minister Don Matas ho-
nero since the first Of April Possibly extraordinary
session may be convened in June TO treat OF these
weighty matters and tO adopt sOme measures Tor I'M
proving the revenues but the delay that has occErred
gives some reason for believing that Don Sebastian lerdo
de Teada the chef Of the ministry is not faVorape 10
All parties are preparing with great activity for tie
proXimate elections Of members 20 the next Congress
Including the Conservatives; and their organs I'm the
presg are unanimous stating that hencefOrward all
differences OF policy must be decided by votes and not
by IL VIII be fortunate for the nation tins doc
trine be nvsIiably maintained In practice, because we
shall in consequence become at last free from revolutions
The recall Of Gen. Rosecrans forms cause OF anxiety
10 many persons because they fear that u indicates the
inauguration Of a less friendly policy by the Government
az Washington-the policy Ia fact, Of he Herald, 10 OBJ
tain by fair by foul, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
Mexico, and to get possession OF he frontier states
immoral will not be pursued by the great Republic
The Minister from North Germany has been duly re.
ceyed and 1t said that negotiations have commenced
for the celebration Of commercial treaty notwthstand
Ing That the prevalent feeling is against the reestabsh
ment OF European dipl0matists IN this capital. Most
McXicans imagine that nearly all the foreign ministers
have hitherto only contributed to increase the natural
difficulties with which they have had 10 contend IN Their
work OF reorganization IN their painful but necessary
transit from the despotic laws, customs, ana ideas OF
Spanish colonial rule 10 the free institutions which have
remarkably favored the prosperity Of the Augosa&on
Therefore their prominent wlitts3 now embQdy
The popular desire In the phrases Much eommerce' but
little diplomacy" Much nirc0uIe with other nations
but little possible with their respective Govern
ments!" Gen ROsecrans has managed to make himself
generally liked ia spite Of hs feeling because ne has en-
deavOred to favor the true interests OF the country Ivy
advocating the establishment Of railways ana all kinds
OF internal and administrative improvements, and tho
people have recognized In HIN qualities different ana
very superior those which characterize the ordinary
dipOmatist.