New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
MEXICO.
CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY-REvOLUTIONAR
REMNANTS.

REMNANTS.
(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MEXICO April 1S.-The remnants OF scattered
bands OF revolutionists actively pursued. Many
notorious men, who had long been accustomed to make
use OF political pretexs for the perpetration
OF robbery and other crimes have been caught ana exc
cuted in conformity with the law for Judging hlg
waymen and kdnappers according to the various e1
listing laws for the punishment OF political onehdors
Bartoo Santilan caught near Cuanttan and shot
in that town on the 10th inst and I'm the past week
Franco and Domnguez were executed In Pachuca, and
Aniceto Moreno I'm Cuornavaca Many others nave per-
ished in the skirmshes or In consequence OF
the fatigues and privatons caused by the per
sistent persecution OF which they are tho 0nlect.
Tie result of the late formidable attempt at revolution
has been to purge the Republic OF numerous naefactos
aud TO prove in an unmstakabe manner tine vast change
who have generally been passive victims have IN many
places taken the resolution to defend from AZ
1raputO M0r0loon, and san Pedro Piedra uoru ~ tho
State Of Guanauato repused the terrible bands Oh Este
Bravo who had previously committed great excesses
in savaterra and other places, Dand OF slAy d e,
an attack on a convoy small traders, but were put
10 flight leaving IL of their number dead ON the hed.
oyertakimg and defeating parties Of lronunea
dos. On the 9th inst. Corone Corela defeated IN San
Joruo. the bands OF Fuentes and Chico killing
nne woundng six and taking Sc prisoners force OF
100 Infantry Of the followers OF uesta under the orders
Of vlanueva, took refuge In the mountain OF AInte near
Quroga to escape from the persecution OF COrel lhls
resources that at last the rebel sodersrose the
officers shouting death 10 hunger" Diuere et hdmbre
and all dispersed Another party who appeared III the
Hacienda De Laurees on the 3l,t Of March, Under the
order, OF Uaranjo submitted to the Project OF Ztacnaro
In the state of Zaeatecas the last OF the bands OF Gar
Ella dc la Cdena, commanded by eXDePuty Luis Gareia,
defeated in tine Rancho DEL BaIfi on tho ION INST
by Betancourt who took two officers prisoners
and several horses and arms; and the same band
again defeated the 18th inst in the Rancho del Dce,
leaving prisoners four officers and three soldiers ana to
rest were dispersed 1t il repOrte,lwith great show
of probabilitytat Garcia de Ia Cadena was seeking
men To such a plight has fallen the. Ex-Governor OF
Zacatecas after the elaborate conspiracy by when ne
hoped TO suppant Juarez III the fieSdeney oi 'nS ho
According advices from Monterey the chief Of the
late rebellion i'm Luis POtosi-DOn Francisco Antonio
Agrre-had passed the river Bravo and proceeded To
Galveston by land from which port DE embarked par & Tor
ton are in Brownsvire.
In the State of Jaisco rebels OF TeOcualtche SUBJ
mitted the authorities with their second chief, Don
Celso Nora and order has been so far restored ha he
Gomez Cuero, the Constitutional Governor, resumed his
Tie state Government OF Tamaulipas supposing that
no danger existed from the reyouti9nsts de-
should be dbanded on the 3lst March ana tnat rom
the date should cease the collection OF double taxes
which had decreed the 10Th January But these
Gentlemen acted too hastily, aud few days after their
dsarmment Pedro Martinez made his appearance IN
the revolutionary which escaped after the battle OF
Lo de Oveo, and he occupied the town OF Iua Oh the
Pacida Vega, with 800 infantry and 200 cavalry whcn
he raised n the district OF Tepc entered the state Oh
pied the small town of Esculnapa Forces hld Deeh
moved against from Mazatlan and other places, and
as il is probable that in view failure of the reyou
ton in other part Lozada will withdraw such support as
lc may have rendered Don Pacdo The efforts OF ts
rputlcman 10 change the Government in snal0a Will
cain he foiled Notwithstanding that he appears to be
supported by sympathizers from California
IL Is mistake to suppose that Lozada has pro
pounced against this Federal Government: since
the conclusion of the Of intervention, the district OF
Tepc whchis under his influence has enjoyed quasi In
dependeuce, with an almost nominal submission 10
the Federal authorities. The position OF Lozada Is suc
that he could obtain no advantages from successful
therefore his only aim Is TO keep what
ne has got and for this If the revolution had been
more successful, he might nave joined IT, According 10
the Pals OF Guadaara agent OF the Federal Govern
ment had passed through that city to arrange Win O-
zada about reparttion of lands which Is being made
60 the Indians with HIS sanction without due regard to
existing titles and also to induce Lozada 10 Withdraw
kind of embargo which, during the late attempt at revo-
lution he had notified to the Administrator or the
Custom at San Bias with regard 10 the sum or
100000 that in his possession as employe OF the
Federal Government. LOzada did not take the money;
he merely intimated to the Administrator his desire dur
ing the conflict that IL should remain on deposit
In Iucatan preparations are making Tor campaign
against Indians and the Legislature OF that state mas
asked this Government to assist them with $Oo ana an
equal number of muskets The pam OF death mas peen
abolished in that state, and Is TO be substituted Dy lhat
OF Is years on the public works .
In the state Of Guerrero tranquility preVais, ana
great attention being directed to its mineral riches,
which are immense, and entirely untouched The Legis
aure has authorized the Executive to work one or TWO
mines by convict labor In the state OF Vera Cruz vari
GUS wells OF petroleum have been discovered. ,
In strong shock OF earthquake was let On te
1st inst at ll35 q. 1t began with much noise ana
lasted 30 seconds but apparently caused no damage
There have lately occurred many similar shocks III dler
Convoy with about g. oooO left this capital the
10th inst for Vera Cruz and is travelling without any ac