The New York herald., 1870-04-06

The Revolution Not Yet Ended-9Iore Dis
turbancos-N earcte's Escape from the Cap.
iful-Thc Apache Indians Again on the
War Path-Stasnation In Dusiness--Miscel.
laueOas.
CRY OF MEXICO, March 20,
Via HAVANA, April Z, 1870.
The revolution in the States OF San Luis Potost
and Zacatecas Is not yet ended The rebel Generals
Cadena Huer.a, Mantines, Aquirre, Toledo and
others ore still in the field with number OF fol.
lowers. Munidons continues fighting and levying
prestamos No general engagement has taken place
since the 2lst OF February. The rebel generals are
scattering troops throughout the country. Bush
whacking forms part or their plans OF operations.
Descents on undefended villages are almost every
DAY occurrences.
Is feared that on attack on the capital is contem
plated. General Negrete, who for some time past
has been concealed IN the city has gono to Puebla
He left here tcogntto and so perfect was his dis
guisc that the government was unable to detect him.
The railroad Is StIll safe and untouched. Juan
Lucas ntinues III the mountains near Puebla, and
fighting still goes on.
the Apache Indians have descended from North.
ein Sonora into chihuahua and murdered many citi-
Zens. An engineering party which mad been max
road have been unheard from lately, and It Is
thought they haye been Oil killed by the Indians
Congress meets ON the 1st OF April. The abolition
OF the free zone Will be one OF the first subjects
brought up. II is expected that the measure Will
pass
Ctvs
Commerce Is considerably discouraged IN c0nse.
quence OF the disturbed condition OF the country.
Colonel KNOX, or San Francisco VINO was hero
locking after the interests OF the Lower California
Company, has returned home disappointed vt
having accomplisned nothing.
The Protestant movement Is increasing.
The volcano CebOurc0 Is IN q state Of eruption.
and q slight shock OF earthquake has been ielt In
the State OF 0axaca recently.
Churches R0bbed-DiscOvery Of the Pro.
psrsy-Cadcna Turned ll0bber--The Jaiisco
Ipsnrg cn,..-C CInims--.rruv vcIIina More Iuse.
cure Than Ever.
CITY OF MEXICO, April l,
Via HAVANA, April 6, 1870.
Two markets have been recently burnt and seve-
raj churches robbed. The stolen articles have been
families OF this city which fact leads to the suspi
cion that the Oldest was the leader Of gang OF
bandlts Great excitement prevails In cOnEeq quence
Of these discoveries.
The minor Revolutionary outbreaks are decreasing.
General Garcia de Cadena recently entered The town
or Xacatecas ana robbed 10 or S35 JG0. lie Is now
moving towards the Juechipilo noun tains IL Is
Cajenn 0nd the federal general, by which the former
was allowed TO rob the city.
The revolution In tue State OF 1aiiscO iS toweress.
Tho insurgents al Cuernavaca are reported 10 have
been defeated.
The Supreme Court of Mexico has decided ad.
ycysely 0u the claim or Mcesrs. Norton and Whit
comb, who furnished money to General Santa Ana
In 1885, while he was IN New York, and received as
All OF The Mexico properly of tSaEta Ana was con.
nscated by the government In 1858, and was cOnse.
qucnty The property OF the State previous " the
loan.
travelling is now more and moro Insecure; stages
have been robbed and passengers left naked on the