The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

An Attempted Outbreak in
Sinaloa Frustrated.
Juarez's Reelection to be the Sig
nal Of Revolution.
A CRISIS IN THE CABINET.
Absorption In the United States
Predicted.
General Confusion and Political
Anarchy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CITY OF MEXICO. April 3d.
Via HAVANA. May 0, 1871.
An eXequatur has been granted to Mr.. Bronson,
the United States Consul at Minatitlan
GENERAL ITEMS.
Consul Skilton has returned to tho capital.
The Vera Cruz Railroad Is finished to Potrero Sta
ton, and will reach Cord0va In July.
The reports concerning the Tehuantepec Canal
represent that 1t is practicable.
The telegraph connecting Mexico with the United
States is rapidly approaching completion.
An attempted revolution In Sinaloa has been frus-
trated and the leaders arrested.
DEDICATION OF PROTESTANT CHURCH.
Protestant church has been dedicated In the
city of Mexico. The building was formerly Catho-
lie church. The edihce was crowded with an i'm
mense audience.
INDEPENDENT CONGRESSMAN
The Congress contains fifteen Independent men,
bers, who sometimes favor Juarez and at other
times the fusionists The fusonists have triumphed
In the City Council affair, the Lerdo ticket gaining
the Seats the Juarsts giving way IN order to avoid
o revolution.
The State OF Guerrero will vote for Diaz.
BREACH IN THE FUsIoNIsT RANKS.
A breach in the fusionist ranks Is unavoidable;
the Pornristas are recrmlnating the Lerdistas The
more row the better 1t is for Juarez Nobody doubts
that upon his reinauguraton there will be revolu-
ton throughout the republic.
SAN LUIS POTosI THE FOCUS OF REVOLUTION.
The State OF San Luis Potosi Is the focus or the
revolution, and the government is massing troops in
the neighboring States as precautionary measure
The authorities and people OF San Luis Poosl favor
Lerdo
The Treasury Is bankrupt. Large sums Of money
are squandered for electioneerng purposes and TO
fill the pockets OF government employees. Corrup-
ton stalks mpudenty before the people. All parties
are considered dishonest.
ABSORPTION PREDICTED.
Manuel Payne, the distinguished writer, formerly
editor OF the S0lo and now editor Of the Federdns
has written a powerful article, showing that the
United States Will absorb Mexico, and that the
longer the absorption Is put OF the worse 1t Will be
for Mexico
SUBSIDIZED JOURNALS.
All the journals excepting the Iberia and the Tro
Republics are subsidized by the political parties
The Juarez journals at the capital are supported
directly from the Treasury. The opposition papers
are supported by those in whose interests they are
run, the leaders expecting high positions
A CABINET CRISIS.
The Cabinet Is pound to fall. Saaredra, the Min
lister OF Justice, resigned the 25th inst. The new
Minister Of the INTERIOR Velasco, resigned on the
2sth, when seventy-four deputies petitoned him &c
| remain. velasco consented to remain temporarily
but he demanded that Romero, the Minister Of
finance, and MejIa, the Minister OF War, should
hand IN their designations. Romero, having been
impeacned by the Grand Jury for abuses OF au-
tnority must resign II Juarez re-eected never
tneess, he retains the Office because the army sup
ports him. Sanchez Ochoa Is mentioned as the new
Minister OF War, and Manuel Payne as Minister OF
the Treasury.
THE DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED.
The death penalty has been abolished in Mexico
The revolution In Tenuantepec continues, and life
and property are insecure.