The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31
Herald Special Report from
the Capital.
Jalisco, San Luis Potosi and
Puebla Threatening.
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
The Tampico Rebellion Not Yet
Suppressed.
TELeGsAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in the Mexi.
can capital =
Mexico CRY, May 90,
Via HAVANA, May 80, 1871
Affairs look threatening In Jalisco, San Luis
Potosi and Puebh.
oAUTo SENTENCED TO DEATH.
General Cauto, whose case has long been
before the public, has been sentenced to
death.
Specie ARRIVAL.
from Guadalajara and will be shipped to
Europe and the United States.
TIE TAMPICo REBELLION.
Tampico is not yet taken. Consul Bedham
says that the rebellion there has no political
significance, the object of the rebels being
merely to rob the commerce of the country.
RECEPTION OF opERATIo ARTISTS.
Tamberlik, Peralta and Mari, of the opera
troupe, were enthusiastically received on
their first appearance in the city.
Tho Presidential Campnisn-Romero's Sue
cessOr-A Bill Against FOreigners-An LIN.
pudent Ncwspapcr-The TampicO Revolu.
ton Fortify ing san Luis.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 20,l
Via HAVANA, h ay 80, 1871. }
Congress adourns on the 31st inst.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
President Juarez Will probably be reelected. His
chances are increasing. The general belief is thas
only slight revolution Will occur against Juarez.
RoMERo's SUCCESSOR
Manuel Payn0 will succeed Romero after the ADJ
journment OF Congress.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE.
The telegraph line from mere to Matamoros u
finished and ID working well.
BILL AGAINST FOREIGNERS
The Foreign Department has presented oui 10
Congress relating to foreigners. The bill Is worded
in such manner as to leave foreigners,
In q peculiar condition, preventing them from
either remaining foreigners or becoming Mexicans,
except under circumstances which make lnem ready
subjects OF plumber. 1t Is believed that this ID the
aim OF the bill
AN IMPUDEyT NEWSPAPER.
The Journals continue to apply the epithet Of per-
nicious to foreigners The course purs ued by tho
Trat d, linton, q French journal, is the origin u
much llLfeeling on the part Of the Mexicans.
THE TAMPtco REVOLUTION
The revolution in Tampco Is considered to be
ended. The place Is reported to have been taken
on the 10th.
Escobedo Is fortfyng San Luis Potos
oRrEGA's POLICY.
Gonzalez Ortega has issued a notable documents
calling upon his friends and fellow citizens TO OBJ
serve concllatory and noble policy, and aid In the
reelection or Juarez.
GOVERNOR IMPEACHED.
Governor Vargas OF Puebla, has been impeached
and Romero Rubio appointed temporary Governor.
STREET FIGHT.
In a street fight General Carmano was wounded,
by Macado, a politician.
THIEVES EXECUTED.
The Mexcans have executed four thieves in
Lower California The rugitlves were from Califor-
MA where they belonged to an organized band OF
twelv men.
A FTEND ARRESTED
The authorities OF Sonora have arrested one OF
three men under a regulsition from Governor SAT-
ford of Arizona charged with laying heavy stones
across the track Of the Puebla Railroad to produce
al accident.
ATTEMPTED INCENDfARTSM.
The pillars OF the Passancho wooden bridge were
discovered to be saturated with petroleum. the
bridge Is being watched.
The Guerrero troubles continue.