New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

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CANAL AND RAILROAD-FAvORABLE CoNDI-
TONS FOR THESE wORRS-RE-EsTABLIsH-
MENT OF FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH GER
MANY--LOzApA MISUNDERSTANDING IN
HON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MEXICO. Aug. 16.--The proposition made by
Senator Fen1p IN the senate Of the United States the
9th July FOX the inco IOratiOn of company 10 cor
ktruct these very mIO tnt works has heen translated
and republsbed in THE capital Much qualification has
RDeen caused by the &c that many capitalist
and influential associated in the company, an
I'VE now hope that this Immense enterprise will shortly
Fbe commenced The included in the list Of the
promoters sufficient inspire us with confidence
Rhat the works be begun they will be pushed on
quickly 20 a successful conclusion.
The railway will he OF vast impcr lance, but tire canal
q communicate the Pacific with the Atlantic will be
work OF utility ali mankind, aud is especially re-
Iheu lOi we 49,, ,Iitv NJ re rail
Seqorts aOncur IN favor OF tle PA -, ~ -
Wy ana uis0 Of the InterOoeanc eanG AVIS locauOn
mecnidcent Offering comparatively few natural obsa-
Giles and having plenty Of water for tn anal -,
de Tor the execution OF the impor'sJ woISs
"a awe named which OF course will operate %" efuly 10
tTromote our material prosperity.
v have now many thousands Of i90ple OF all classes
syarshent caused 6y the series OF civil wars that the
9 upsny may easily obtain as man labor ana OF
EJ,r.,inc fertility, and must become very valuable
ncuever It's varied products may mud cheap Outlet Or
ksn important local population Of consumers -,
some additional privileges which the promoters OF the
omuany applied for during the last session " Congress
n. facilitate the formation " the canal, have still to DE
decided upon by the Deputies Many thought that the
ompsny asked for TOO many CONCESSIONS and therefore
cmurred TO give all that were asked for Dut Is ProD
bic that favorable resolution VIII be given after the re
% 0Sn On Pe Re 5etn a. 81 snatf Penpot
fary % the North German Confederation. He arrived
D. Vera the 18th inst by he steamer from New
York and brings the ratification OF the German Pari2-
Ecn OF the treaty Of commerce which he effected Wltn
iiccnciado Don Manuel Castillo Of Portugal, Secretary
the Mexcau legation In Washington also arrived IN
She same steamer from New-Iork.
Gen. Don SOstenes Rocha, Who gained the i'm.
JortIot battle Of 10 de 0NeJo., ana now
al prceit a visit To this capital 10 arrange with the
Government matters connected with the service OF
MS division part Of his men are pursuing Pedro Mar
zine and bis adherents IN the state OF Tarmauhpa5i
Roca says those reyolutonlss only number about 800
men 81 the country people have become tired OF their
1acOns and hostile 70 Martinez and followers
and he expresses great confidence in the speedy restora
In tie district OF Topic according letters received
from Wggtap I0zada ID preparing for war aud Il rails
aDc f,4tios Ia the mountains. The official paper in
nOciu- tls report declares that the Government mas
news the contrary and that the attitude Of Lozada is
pauhc. But the son Of Gen. Don Ignaco Meiia, the
hBste " War who carried OF from quay INTO
the ter Dry OF LOzada by the adherents OF Don Placldo
eni the revouonist Vega has neither been
delivered by LOzada, in compliance with the demand OF
This Government nor expelled from the district OF Topic
Therefore, If LOzada Is armng his Indians and forty-
ing positions in the sierra he only manfests thereby
that be COmprehends the inevitable results which must
his present policy, and that
ference the territory, which has been 80 long SUBJECT
u his paramount influence.
In Cudsd victoria capital Of the State of Tsmaulpas
ths5e has been IN rsgG hal Ie
and mmcda tey imposed forced loan.
Another s1herent Of Pedro Martinez, named Orelana;
ae his appearance IN Vale del Maz, but was defeated
by Get TOlentino but in compensation part OF the
fore o. THIS General has been defeated by Martinez ana
shc 18th regiment OF cavalry dispersed. More cav
Ay r Louis POtOs 10 reinforce TOentin0. ana IN
fantly % garrison lula aud Cudad Victoria and IN Tam
pc0 oce Of rural police is being organized chiefly Tor
SIe prot ctlOn OF the road from that port 10 lula
Tho IItC alton OF Tamauipas dOes not appear 10 De
euch c3sy task as Gen. ROcba represented II. .
Advges from Zacatecas OF the 4th inst, state that
Gen BsatguO Cano had passed IN the custody OF an es
eOt f0 Durango. 70 be tried by the tribunals OF that
city i0r the assassination of Gen. Patoni Col Don Fran
eis,o t4safeda arrived there in compliance with the
OreH 81 this Government and Immediately raised the
eae 81 siege which had been proclaimed by his prede
eesSr the disputes the local authorities
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