The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16

The March of Martinez-Ths Feeling In Favor
of Negrets- Expulsion Of Foreigner-The
Indian Raids in sonora-More About tho
Pirate Forward-Escape of Prisoners.

MEXICO. July so, 1870
There is no very exciting news since my last.
General Martinez and his followers are continuing
their march through the State OF Tamaulipas and
into that OF Vera Cruz, making forced loans as he
passes and crying "ViUe Ia Constitution ~ Mr..
Aspe the Custom House officer nom Matamoros.
seems determined TO make proper representation
oil the conduct OF General Rocna toward the mer-
camille community and capitalists Of that city, and,
il s said, viii arrive here Petitions in favor Of
General Negretc, asking his pardon by The Presi-
dent, are pouring in, of the latest and most i'm
portant having just arrived from Acapulco. signed
by host of respectable citizens OF that place. His
trial has not yet or but his friends profess TO
have great hopes OF his life being saved.
Late news from Mlnatitlan announces the recent
expulsion from the country, without trial or oppor-
unity for defence OF French subject, who has
large property interests there. lie has been de-
n0unced by some comrsercial rivals as a ''perni-
cious foreigner" and in spite OF his permanent
interests in the country the influences brought to
lear upon the general government here are so strong
TO effect the Issuing Of order for his expulsion
without hearing. There IS reason TO believe, how
ever, that the particulars OF the case will be imme-
diately brought to the knowledge of the Cabinet
and that counter order VIII be issued 6uSpendiug
his expulsion until he is heard at least.
The leave OF absence conceded 10 Governor Pes
The performance OF his duties. The news reaches us
RON that State that the incurslcns OF the Apache
Indians are most fatal TO the interests and lives
OF the people, all work being suspended In
The northern parts OF the State, as the
men are compelled TO organize themselves In bands
Tor protection against barbarties. The oflcal paper
OF the state government Of sonora says, under date
of June IT, 1--WE viii soon give publicity to some
facts with reference to claims made for damages and
losses received in Sonora by the iiIbustering Yam
KEGS who have the audacity to attempt to subugate
We anxiorsIv awo,, nova fran, tho pacjoc yiv,no
more particulars as 10 the Mohican and the For
ward.
fiscal year ending June 80 VIII equal II not exceed
s7,oo0,000 amount called for BY appropriation BILL
Mr. Nelson Unitei States minister, has recently
returned from short stay at Puebla where he has
been restoring his ygor at the sulphur baths.
The following Is from NE TtCO Repu6licS:-
United States who furnished the materials by which this
fought or he
na1 cause were and starved out OF he
which stands in such unfrendy attitude towards the United
She aasraeia anfrlendly nsigh6or.
nee
che acknowledges be just rhe who fought for the
70 WITH on 'e exception Captain as n sherwe
mans " ne country unpaid ms accounts nave oeen ar
Of the Ministers Of Hacienda two years
usSrpsr HargHss e PAID 5H, cs ante t ~
assassin who rendered service generals
hapay II is with pain and modification that have to
make this record.
The following has appeared here:--"The escape OF
Ireneo Paz ana Augustin TeXXie. We take the fol-
lowing from the official paper Of Nuevo Leon, dated
the lGtn OF July:-Last night between nine ana ten
lreneo Paz and the foreigner Augustn Texxie sue
ceeded in making their escape from the place Of I'M
prisonment. having been made prisoners by the
forces OF the State In the fight OF Charco Escondido
AT eight In the evening they passed muster, and at
hal-past nine they probably went out OF the yard,
because ater ten O'Clock al night they were not per.
United to leave the room where they were kept. In
escaping they let themselves down into q well, which
- divided by partition Of from two to three yards
the house III which they were imprisoned and for
another close to the prison, through which they
made their escape. AT halpast ten OF the night the
Governor was informed OF their success, and lmme-
datey took the necessary steps 10 search for them.
Both in this city and in all the towns Of the state the
circular which we insert has been directed"