The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09
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Revolution Imminent
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Revo1u.i ion Imminent.
JUAKEZ INsTALLED PRESIDENT
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. I'm Y. Herald's
SPECIAL ] Juarez was Installed President last
night, amid great excitement. There are 10
revolutionary disturbances yet There are ru-
mors OF change in the Cabinet Pedro Mar
tlneZ has issued pronuncamento near Gala
no in Larralou, and another in Casaled.
Generals Marquis Porra and Escupero and
Colonies Rojas and Dali have pronounced
against Juarez n Sinaloa. General PorIa is
the defeated candidate for Governor.
The Presidents Me.sage.
CRY OF MEXICO; Sept Olivia Matamoras.
All is quiet here. fhe Presidents message is
concllaJory, but firm. 1t recommends mate
rial improvements, the building Of railroads
and protection OF the coast. 1t also sanctions
the making of treaty with foreign nat ons.-
The President has a majority in Congress.
The III srvest Home a ad Brothers.
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. q In difficult,
between the captain of the bafque Brothers
and the Mexican authorities, the captain and
crew of the Harvest Home came to the aid of
the BROTHERS, and several Mexicans we're kill
ed. The captain and crew of both vessels left
ers, which was taken possession of by the
American Consul.
Great Revolution.
MATAMORAs, Oct. 2.-There is another great
revolution IN Mexico ant the State of Nueva
Leon takes the lead. Gen. Pedro Martinez
pronounced in Galena against the Juarez Gov
eminent and was seconded by Generals Jero-
mino and TrevinO, the Governor OF Nueva Lee
on, together with all the State authorities and
several other chleftains. Their combined fore
es are said to be marching on Camargo and
Matamoras, with the view of occupying the
Custom House on the frontier.
The first step taken by the authorities OF
Nueva Leon was TO throw into prison all the
employees OF the Federal Government. 1t is
expected that this movement will be seconded
oy the neighboring States aud the revolution
become general PoIfiriO Diez is reported to
nave said that he would march against those
who should pronounce against the Juarez
Government, but his loyalty is much doubted
MatamOras and the frontier are yet quiet,
nevertheless the merchants feel anxious about
coming events. Generals Polairo and Cortina
have issued proclamation to the soldiers un.
der their respective commands aud to the citi-
zens OF the frontier in general, to stand and
fight for Juarez.
Great prepare lions are being made in Ma.a-
moras for the defense of the city, and all the
cavalry has lett for the front. The telegraph
is only working as far as Mere, aud no further
pews is reported at this hour. Great excite
ment is reported from all parts of Mexico on
account of such stirring news.
Arrival of The Arizona.
SAN Francisco, Oct 7.-Sleamshp Arizo-
ia, from Cnina and Japan, arrived to-day.
She brought 249O packages, weighing 1,751
tons of tea, silk and other merchandise Tor New
York, Chicago, st. Louis and Boston.
Imp brtant
The Arizona brings the following advices
from YvkahOma, Sept. 18th. The Japanese
Government has issued decree wiping out
the position of Hans or Damos. This reduces
the people who have been rulers for over 300
years to the level OF the common people and
Immediately annexes their territories to the
government There is no longer any arstoc-
racy or religion except through the Mikado.
hussian Annexation.
The Russians have annexed the entire Saga
lien Islands end the embassies have been una
Ole to alter it.
Various Matters,
The new coin is refused at the custom house
except at heavy discount, which Causes great
dlstlust.
The Japanese merchants grieve over the de-
decoration OF the silk and decline in trade caus-
ed by the unskilful and careless manner in
which the silk is prepared for market Mer.
chants have asked the chamber of commerce
to assist them in establishing an inspection
house where all silk unfit for market shall be
retut ned to the interior.
The submarine cable between Shanghai and
Nagaski ia in successful operation.
The material for the cable line betweea Ma
gaski and Yokahoma has been ordered and the
line will be in working order within year.
American Stock Bus. ness in China
The decision of the Acting Secretary OF State
uphoidiDg the Japanese Government 10 clos
ing Van Reeds Stock Exchange at Yeddo, and
asserting that although lawful in America, vel
erery nation is the Judge of what laws are re-
uulrpd the mr. 10 nfit In hoe
created much comment among all classes OF
foreigners as affecting their treaty rights with
this government
The stock exchanges of other nationalities
ton with tha sanction of the government.
An appeal will be made to Washington to
uphold the treaty rights granting some faci-
ties to American trade as &C. orded to other
nationalities
Railroads i'm China.
The coolies are constantly employed on the
railroad betwee Yokohama and Yeddo. The
first locomotive run over the road, three miles
20 Kanagawa, attracted great attention. The
road from Osika to Taobe progresses rapidly,
and new line of sixty miles, costing $1,000,
600, running through Kioto to Tsurga, Is con-
templated.
The Japanese govern nent has apologized to
the American Minister for libel against the
Hawaiian government, Published in the Jap
anese Times.
Tea and silk.
Japanese mel chants threaten to burn half
the stock OF silk worm eggs and SO force the
market.
Tea is declining.
Large settlements of silk have been make at
500 per picul.
Exchange on New York 10S
Bussei's Sentence.
PARIS, Oct. 7.-The Court of Revision to
which the case OF Russell was appealed, has ad-
linda a1 o,x,ylf 4
the penalty of DEATH
The Bonapariists.
The Republican journals OF this city demand
of Theirs that he take prompt and vigorous ac-
ton ..er the suppression of Bonapartist con-
spiracies.
Algerian Matters.
Continued agitation in Algerian possessions
of Frapce causes feeling of uneasiness lest the
government may not be exercising necessary
vigilance and energy in suppressing the trou-
bes which it is feared may grow to such pro-
portions as to cause serious emba rassment
and expense or even to necessitate the aban.
donment of the colony.
Arrest of a Rioter.
Dombroski. who was leader of the mob in
Altock. on German residents, in Lyons, has
Jeen arrested, tried and sentenced to two
months imprisonment and fine of one hun.
dred francs.
sudden Death of a Minister.
Lombrecht, Minister of the Interior, died
| suddenly this morning at his residence while
| dressing
Foreign Items.
| The King of Sweden cl, sed the Rigsdag in 6
| speech, Sa urday, in which he regretted the
failure of the lower house to pass the bill reor
| ganlzing the army.
The Spanish Minister of State has telegraph
| ed the Captain General of Cuba that necessary
relntorcements will be despatched to uphold
the national authority and maintain the integ
| rity of Spanish domains.
| Two converts in Rome have been occupied
by Italian troops. The italian parliament viii
be opened about the middle of November
The Spanish government has declared tina
| it cannot prosecute members of the interna
tional society SO long as they obey the laws.
Three hundred workmen of Client are on
strike for ten hours day with no change il
wages ond double pay for over time.
There will be a meeting at an early day t,
discvss the question of modifying the CONNER
clal treaty between France ard England.
The business portion, embracing one half O
the town of Sandhurst, was DESTROYED by fir,
recently. Loss $50O0OO
UTAH.
| Warrant for Arr est of Cannon
SALT LAKE, Oct. III warrant Tor the ar
| rest of GpOroa I Cannon ad;tor of +Io n 800