The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-18


attempt there results IN Jalisco to-day situation
full Of elements most dangerous to order aud pubic
rests upon the Governor. He is the man whom the
Ministry sustains to-day, declaring that the Legi3-
latnre has proceeded rregularly and guided by mis-
the Legislature TO which Juarez, violating the con-
stitution denies the federal atd II IL not strange
sensations, faisehoods and calumnies, the worthy
and energetic proceedings Of those powers
IS s"0 it ''' strange r" that that same Cabinet
acts the part OF SULTAN who trampies
Cypress them. pJ uarez gave coup deat in Paso
del Norte, and the result Is that all his synpathies
favor those who follow his conduct. Gomez Cueryo
has always ODeyed all the caprcious and unlawful
wishes OF the general executive and the result he
Is favored BY that executive. Hence tle Cabinet
and projects Cuervo. both by the olcial press ever
defending crime and i0sakiug that legislative body.
snicient phys cal force to sustain its Fights more
over 1t does not permit that which may be highly
power of men always disposed TO disturb order to
violate peace to pour out blood to protect their own
We know that the Legislature Of Jalisco promoted
this man to the command OF the forces OF that States
and that he said he would accept such command on
Minister OF War. The government has not, 1t ap-
pears, granted the request solicited .
cluded, In view ofinvestlpations the foIlowing:-.
1t is declared that there ia sufficient reason lor
Ing dlsobeyed the orders OF the Grand Jury to which
he is subject and for having dlsavowed the present
Legislature after II mad declared that IT was acting
the Governor is suspended from the performance
Of his duties, the President Of the Supreme Court
being entrusted with the Office until 1t elects one by
ballot In accordance with the constitution
The Grand Jury win complete the investigation
SmSn LIS, Is now making ior ,Ms reasons n" OF nc re-
= 1t shall communicate to Gomez Cuerro, to the Su
prcme Court to Congress and TO the Treasury, ana
It shall ask Congress 70 order published under the
signature Of the President and Secretary, this re-
port, SO that the public may know why Gomez
Cuerro has been suspended from his ONCE and Jesus
Camarena, President Of the Supreme Court, shall be
recognized Governor. BY action OF Congress 1t 10
made known 70 the public In order that Jesus Came
nzea as Governor. al fate,n, until there has been
one named by ballot according ss n1
FELIX BARRON, Secretary.
HALLS OF LEGISLATURE
CUADALAJARA, June IL, 1870.
GOVERNOR CUKRROS REJ0INDER.
ANTONIO G. CUERRO CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNOR
or THE STATES JALIscO TO THE INHABIrAs Ts OF
THE SAME:--Be 1t known that. considering that the
Legislature Of the State acts at present beyond the
first constitutional period OF Its ordinary sessions,
which only last from the LIST OF February to the last
a month; thet for this reason, and by
not hav n9 observed any OF the legal regulations and
In the unjust and unlawful art OF declaring me i'm
peached, pretending to remove me, Without hearing
me, from the executive rOwcr which the people In
vested me with; that consequently by ms act. IN
there has been created in fact, In tue State second
Governor, Mr.. AureliO HermO6O who Is issuing al.
mnistrative orders In the usurped character of Cover
nor and that these circumstance produces trtlY pub
lie Observation-Disclosures executive OF the State re-
assumes the extraordinary faculties In all the
branches OF the public administration ana will give
O report OF the which he makes OF them to the
Legislature when 1t Is united In It's actual consttu-
uonal period; therefore, j order this printed and
~ - ANTONIO G. CUERvo.CEBALLos.
GUADSLRJARA. juno 49, 1870.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM TAuAULIpAs-DEATH OF
COLONEL siERRA-IRENO PAS A PRISONER.
Received from Mateluaa June 49,
MINISTER OF WAR-The Governor OF COahuila
sends you al account OF the defeat OF Pedro Mar.
tinez. He left dead the so called Colonel Sierra and
others; Pas prisoner. Late news om MatanlOrJs;
that some parties have been raised In the State to
aid Pedro Martinez: have been and are committing
drpredat obs near this city, and this ringeader Is
some twenty leagues distant on the road to Mon
tcrcy with the main body OF his force, which num-
bcrs Orer 1000 men. Preparations are made to
resist him, and 1t is certain he win not
BE- ale 70 do en-; thing when he attempts
to attack the city, The stage did not arrive to-day,
and nothing IS known cthec OF General R0Cha on or
General Trevlno Unless our troops revolt, which
DO not expect 1t II impossible that this city be
taken by the rev0luti0nsts. The Governor OF Vic
t0ria has not moved here, nor are there divisions
llevea Is 1t possible TO believe but that Perra,
Aceved0 and other subateins OF Canacs and Branllo
Vargas can be In accord with these chiefs. COnse.
quenty their apparent 1delity 10 the government is
most c0lteinptiba lie. 1t will not be ditlcut to
recover from he other side the very numerous rob
berries or horses and mules which the revOlutionsts
have erected.