New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

| TO impose q fine on the O1ehders VI 'n'P'''"
Governors OF the States are authorized to act IN eo
| ance with the foregoing provisions Every peiSo'
is obliged render personal service in case the
welfare requires IT, Wearing of certain arms Is pro
| hibited but the permitted ones can De carIIeu u
| stipulated conditions. For mere poltIcai oH'n''' :"
capital punishment is TO lie inflicted; but IRON INC ''
moment that arms are resoted to- the onense ceases "
be political Such the main points OF 'he
nary powers granted President Juarez that nc ma!
insure the restoration of peace. As soon as the next
Congress assemblies he is however 10 render account VI
| the use made OF the authority conferred on him.
The revoutIonsts questonably say that they nave
risen against the Government because JuareZ mas pet
ected and utterly dsrcgarded the hottest duty lo"a"
the country and not contened with the misery 1t has
already created by the bad management OF the puoo
treasury and revenues permits that his ministers mako
enormons fortunes for themselves He Is charged Win
bavng secretly entered into treaty with some mer-
chants OF the United for the sale OF great part oi
the Republican territory, comprising among o'n'' INV
State of Sonora. ineIbaustible source OF wealth
When Mr. Seward left Vera Cruz for Havana he wrote
farewell letters to Mr. and Mrs Juarez and to MessS'
Ierdo and Romero. He wrote another " MI n''S'''
" no accompanied him. and declared;
"On leaving Mexico the recollection OF the faVors
received during my stay In the country preposseses e
in such manner that the idea OF the welcome expect
to receive from my family and friends IN the oneu
States is excluded In everything concerning me inc
Government
of national hospitality without example, but IL mas eh
hibted delicaey which can be Appreciated III Ito i
extent only by generous spirits
Congress has passed the bill presented by the commit
tee ON Industry for the establishment OF line OF steam
ers between NewOrleans and Vera Cruz, touching al
Campeachy.
Several Cubaus have sOwn over 100000 tooaccopahS
in San Jayer de Tlapacoyan, oi as goou qu'i'' " NOV
Of vuelta AbajO in Cuba al.
T,o
sides NJ the RIO Grande have abundant that the
borers who have been ruined for the last SIX years WI"
be UNIDENTIFIED for their loss with usury.
ONE CRISIS OYER-REYOLCTlON ENDEp EA,Ei
IN sIyALOA-GEN. EsCOBEDOS CAVALRY-A
SON OF SANTA ANNA MADE PRlSoNEl'-NE"
REMUNERATION OF GEN. oRTEGA.
MEXICO. Feb 2S-The danger to the existing
Government has passed. but this does not by any means
Indicate that the country will enjoy the least peace OF
that industry and commerce viii be enabled to raise ter
heads The stagnatlOn is general; WHOLESALE anu te'
houses suspend daily, commercial faith anu sdicS are
names of the past Mr. IcrdO de Tjado mas SaIhed ''
umph over ms political and personal enemies ana con
scoueut increase Of He is not oyerDurdcheu Win
statesmansp but he is the ceverest and most unscru
pulous politician in Mexico and unequaed as mana
ger OF men and movements. Through MS me aoii'cS
in mis- respect he has been enabled to draw to his SIDE
q majority of the most prominent leaders OF the Church
party and, with this acquisition he VIII DC aoe MOI
|
The San Luis revolution may be considered terminated
Fscohedo with his united forces at Trancas Oh inc
9Th of February GEN Antillon at Queretar0 WINE o'her
generals remained at convenient supporting Instance
Gen Ncr threatening San Luis The forces OF the reVou
tonists consisted of about 1900 with 20 pieces OF
arery The rebels were defeated on the 9Th by Nerl al
crer after combat Of three hours and with 400 cavalry
ne occupied san Luis without fight on the lith Inc
rcvoutonsts we're expected 10 break up into bands anu
take to the Old standard pastime OF r0DDlng' "heh
Escobedo entered san Luis dinner was already waning
for him at the Hotel de las Digeneias On the '' te
diligence had brought lady reported to be the VIE oF
mistress of the General commanding the revoitohs'7
and She WIS met uDex pectedly at the hotel by Gen.
Escobelo who recognized her, and ordered her 10 Oe
arbc1 and was rewarded for his curiosity with num-
her OF iucendary procamatIons to theiroop at Guiana
iato She was immediately arrested together with two
spanards who accompanied her
As proof OF the endurance OF the Mexican cavalry IL
ia worth mentioning that EscObedOs cavalry marched n
leagues on the 1ith and leagues the jth meeting
the evOlutOnists at Puerto dc Ia CAL defeating tneb anu
capturing over 500 men.
4 son Of Gen. Santa Anna headed movement III tue
State Of Vera Cruz but after the usual number OF sk
missiles was defeated taken prisoner by his own men, aud
delivered to the commander Of the Government troops
Tho revolution i'm Vera Cruz Orizaba and Jalapa Is con
sidcred completely ended The remainder OF the pro-
rupciados in the northern sierra Of Pueba were
binned on the night Of the 10TH In the State Of sinaoa
new pronuncIamentos have taken place.
Gen Gonzales Ortega has issued manifesto TO MS
felov citizens of Zacatecas and San Luis denying that
he had the slightest connection with the revolutionary
movements IN these States, and objects seriously to DC
considered as having been an opposition President to