The New York herald., 1870-04-11
MI T. X 1co.-
Revolution Still Raging Kuertas Appeal to the
Rebels--cadena Still on the Rampage
Fcars at the Capitalize Free Zone.

MEXICO CITY, Marrh %, 1870. Y
The end OF the rev voIution so heartily desired, has
not been reached, although the most active efforts
have been made by the government to terminate it
before The meeting OF Congress, which comes TO-
gether about the 1st OF April. Money and lives have
been expended and many OF the rebel generals and
officers have been made to bite the dust, but the
Revolutionary leaders, having scattered their forces
to desire TO worry the government and to pro.
long the contest contest fatally y reason Of It's cost
and Its tedoIsness. General nnerta appeals to bis
Fellow citizens Of the STATE OF Michoacan, and en-
deavors TO prove to them IN proclamation that the
only hope for the country lies In their willingness 70
join HIM and devote themselves to death o. the ex.
puslon Of Benito Juarez from the Presidential chair
Governor Cadena has likewise addressed the cir-
zens OF Iactecas, his State, and has called
upon them to do their Guty according to
his measure and 'carry the war into
Africa" General Aguirre OF San Luis Pouosi, con-
same goat. In the meantime considerable alarm
and anxiety have been felt in the capital originating
from belief ana fear that the revolntionists who
having been making inCursOns In small detac.-
ments into most OF the smaller towns and villages
surrounding the capital, intend to join their forces
at some convenient moment and attack
city and national palace The fear is toarssv - ~
founded tnat IN case Of such attack th- oy reSra WSh
WI waca tai,h,n are now clty may prove 10
might be more tho lent, and that the result
days pasi - III success-a sacK. For several
@ p"n.- p''' pockets have been placed at convenient
al about the CITY, and every prccauiion seems
10 have been taken to prevent surprise.
We have now near and around us Neyrcte Pom.
tones, Chavarria, L0zana N0rlega and score OF
lesser rebel lights, who may probably unite force
OF between two and three thousand men, tOerably
Wei equipped and accustomed 10 warfare Negrete
passes from Pueblo to this city whenever he peases,
and, although The government has used extra
him, it has, so far, failed Juan Fran.
cisco Lucas ls keeping ap his VIII
north OF the city OF Pucb'a. and while he does
not care to go beyond The limits Of his own stamp.
ing ground iie seems determined like Lozada, that
he will be king at home. IL IS sad the government
bought HIM of in January last. II this be true he
ls probably wiling TO be bought or again. The con-
ditl0n OF the commercial community IL sufficiently
sad but as far as he mining interests are concerned
they have hardly suffered any lapses or disturb
ances.
Upon the opening OF Congress the que stions OF
finance, rafoads and the free zone Will rnOst prob
ably come up for discussion. The unfortunate de-
spatch OF Mr. Seward on this last subject read by
member during the last session, was misunderstood
or too much Importance given to it, In view
OF the fact that 1t was o document OF an ad.
except in history as an impeached administration.
There ia reason to hope that the Mexican Congress
now understands better than during the excited
hours OF Mr.. Seward's visit here thar the adnns-
traton Of General Grant cannot and does not en-
dorse every act Of Its predecessor, ana hat becom
ing convinced that IL IS not the intention or
policy OF the present administration to attempt
10 bully Mexico into what the latter, upon cool con-
sideration will be convinced IL Its duty TO Its treas
ury, II will review tho question OF the free zone and
abolish IT, The Executive and Cabinet OF the MeXi-
can government are believed be sincerely in Is .sc
OF It's abolition, and the efforts made by Mr.. Ro-
nero. aided by Mr.. Caneda and others IN Congress,
to effect favorable vote on the question: were cred
liable 10 themselves although they were at Inc Time
Unsuccessful,