New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
MEXICO.
DOINGs OF THE REvoLUTIONIsTs-A L. s. CON-
SUI COMPELLED TO PAY FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS.

DOINGs OF THE REvoLUTIONIsTs-A L. 5. CON-
SUI COMPELLED TO PAY FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
MATAMoROs, Oct. 21.-The Mexican rebels
have cut the telegraph and taken the mails from the
stages The communication with the interior Is closed
The Monterey prOnuncidmento Is by TreyinO the Gov
ernor of Nueva Leon, combined with Pedro Marines
who headed the revolution last year, tue imper1sa
Guirogs Gen. Naranjo, and others Trevino s lighter
but no statesman he Ia very tmid In stateorsft Hs
left Monterey in the last days OF SeptemDe'
for suburb six miles distant On the oAl
following that Of his departure an Official ION
lowed him and the arrest OF all the FEEDERS
officials Monterey and the smaller cities OF the sttA
Treyino approved Of the act and issued pronuncts
mepto In favor of Gen. Daz declaring Juarezs electiOa
fraudulent and his administration guilty Of corruption
and tyranny and that reforms were necessary
returned to Monterey and forced loan OF 5000 on 'nt
place The American Consul Ulrch was required 70 pay
A 500 He at first refused hoisted his flag and protested
Cen Treyino gave Consul Urich ten days 70 pay up "
else be imprisoned. The money was paid
Gem Treyino then recruited 800 men and moved toWaro
saItIlo which was defended by Gov Cespada JuArs'
Gen Martinez with 200 cavalry, moved on sstilo oy
different route and reached the other side OF the cry
When near Buena Vista he Encountered 700 GoVernon'
infantry moving to the assistance OF Cespads "arno'
cut OF the wagons from the main body ana cnargco s
Government troops twice. but the latter formed IN mol
low square anu repuioou hi~N' $1,000
and wounding him. - u,
At the moment Of the latest accounts Con Ircvino
was sti before saltilo awaiting the arrival OF artery
and Cespsda. being reinforced was rapidly fUrtnyinS
his position. - A.. ...., ha,,. 49,
The revolutionists claim that ten states nave pro
onnoed and win Join them, but tni1 Is Regarded I'M
nrohahls, Esoobedo doubtless supports the Govern
49, 40 IA "a AN enemy Of Trevino. He win preyent
49, ~ .on,ionists nom penetrating TO the interior mo
.r5ouse At Guayos, iona Lbre line has been
"rad Naranjo with few hun dred men, Is near ne
boundary lne and threatens Mier and otor
-. ~ northern Tmaulpas. CortiuRs forces arc
SnrorttnR Juares In mont Of Naranio Wnares Is ~
Storis he remains quiet waiting tho Issue OF events
On the lin instant Major zermeno Of the FcafthW
.,ry atatoned here raised CRY for Dtax win ~ wen'
80 r,de into the country, but squadron % Cortnas
Wrces pursued, overlook, and routed hian. .AN -
Ierneno d now In Brovnsytlle. laid mp sick. 49,
IsoIo, commanding here, has tssued pIoo!Am4424&K
demning Zafmeno, and saying that be u dctefuu4A 70
support the existing Government MaeamoFse - ~
volt, notwithstanding, the Fovoiniaonisss s1sss
M Ctsri the Editor Of ne no Rspseiics. e onE
American newspaper published in tAe City OF
copied some articles from Nev-York .paResn 80
account Of the arrest Of member Of re nzm q
Co. aud tie charges made against the hfm ~ 49,
and Notary dealers The publication ofthe,o
the prospects OF simmons o.. who hea iAey oaSss
0 grant Tor lottery scheme from the MexlScs4 ySt8
TrASf for libel When the esse came up Msa otsrL
hOnorably acqnit I'D, and the Asxlces 49,
chroncled the fact with great sausIsotioh' AZ" ~ Wv
complimentary terms " MI CLArk'