The New York herald., 1871-12-25

cid ID equivalent 70 positive AID TO the rebels.
the north H Absolutely nothing Is Known In tbIs osp1
N ~ 90 cQpmpnlca!iogs do not extend lag above the
capltal "a oan Luis !! o.osi. l..-.. ING Ig42r
Martinez has died Of the wounds he received In ap
engagement with the government troops more than
Durango remains In the hands OF the revolu-
toniss. Az to the State OF Vera Cruz, its situation
q sn
was recently arrested, and who escaped on his way
70 prison at this capital rs now known to be in MS
siderable party there The rebellion at the port Of
Ayarado was an unfortunate one for the govern.
m0nt as the rebels took POSSESSION OF 900 muske t8
they found on board OF the steamer Union lying
there. The force OF these rebels was so small thai
quence OF the approach Of larger governments
forces, and. therefore, carrying with them con-
siderable portion OF the arms taken they lett for
MORE PRoNUNoIAMIENTos AGAINST ,JUAHEz.
the goye1n|snr AZ Xcuicinso Village on the ssaVs
so ns c Ms %
week, w6ich subsidized on learning that the troops
which reached Tehuacan aud remained there few
is being intrenched, as II the war was expected TO
% reach that quiet village; aonrstO Domingnsz
tanning to the state or Vera Oruz, again dolning
their .war palnt' and each leading small band. are
On 6s me otSsr hand the government has taken the
most extraordinary measures TO secure the peace
tom House, tse Of Which us are 50
70 the governments ct this monent 6editious per.
81 s o
entity be spared rom tine points OF the most active
work are placed In Or near tnat state: The recent
sns %ave il Mexico sRosSf N @ as
An important feature In che Evolutionary condition
Of Pueba ls the recent revolt OF General Rodriguez
Ss oy w as WIN g msH y S
rural guard. protected the 'conducta" OF silver
% The o The
number Of troops which General Bocardo has and
carries into the revolution is not known yet He
MendsS a1d NeErete against The city q Pueba.
E9'- st~ THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST DIAz. eyf q
the os which
most Important that against General Dtaz, the tnd-
q 70 0rGss
believing that the troops Of the government would
You have already been informed that General
Rochs was placed IN command Of reserves; but it
seems that upon arriving In the tRhting district he
pushed his forces ahead on line even with, and
In TACT In advance OF, the column OF General Ala
since, mat he might endanger the campaign by
Both Rocha and Alatorre are now moving upon
the capital OF Oaxaca from the north on parallel
lines, General Diaz moving with them on q centre
line and General Rocha being In the main to the
east OF General Diaz. k0cha's despatch dated
Teottlan, December s. 1871, states tnat has over
taken Diaz's rear guard, under command OF Villa
Rooa dated De-
cember g. says that he had satisfactory encounter
sra Dias has not yet developed the plan la Of his cam. cam
paign, u II iaot ne mas any. it may be 70 WORRY
% So e % or Ss are
troops the Chance to desert Whatever his plans
determined TO crush MIN out before turning
its attention TO the Northern states IN rebellion.
which lower about In all directions, ara that the
government ytii succeed and wiz ~ ne end snu9
ei me oommsrclai orioles away from the coasts Il
entirely In favor Of the government ~ t'nR
There sre sa rsssooS ior Seiovinx snss the govern
Ssa se E ~ e a oa
bsSIisss .Sss@ @ some @aMicsSis srrsnssmsnt wul 3
between ne q asaSG
Ssaso s es ppssr e g. ,sas asS
OF both Qf the interested partiesvtz, the company
as % ss ds g ns ssq s
S c0%9ang a cG% Msw ora
several new ones are on foot here, some Or which
ssssedrs ana Sroae! want to S1ild road from
1anzanillo TO ousdalsara, proposing @ do 90 with
Sa%SnS e !:
Con&Iese asking concesslon for 2 railroad from
e ss ss
oaDs. Sss & L. Sn.S Sn s :es cont S
Ss;SP % usos sE Ss saS % &c e %
osS tosS nom NJ sndr RpS poiSt &
Pacific coast with branch road extending 70 the
Ssysi ssy g nsaSS ssRE line " Of
a1G - Se MsxSS S
sSpdy ana there IS every VI reason @ 70
Toos Il sn wSn the
past two months several steam and sail vessels
roSS msiss he ssss being snss o. the bark
Victoria, under whicn head the Mexican press
! Cruz comedies with the grand Impulse which Is
being given to the construction Of the railroad and
during M the ysaI I Is the S concession requires. We
only hope thpt neither the revolution nor the gov
w place en- Obstacle n me Wsy Of the
now q work along the uncompleted ine.n
YANKEES ACCORDING TO MEXICAN PRESS.
cuplsd discussing probabilities u the success Of
impending American allbusterism, IN case the pres
ent revolution does not terminate ct an early mo-
ment. Most OF the newspapers style It "Yankee
Repista has four column editorial on the subject.
Il says:-"The Yankees nx their attention upon
Ne xico rather than the country bordering upon the
ST. Lawrence. because they hnd II easier 70 steal IN
Me xico than In the latter country 1t will
perhaps require stronger testimony than the state
ment OF a single Mexican newspaper to prove to
the world tnat the people OF the United States are
thieving people On the whole the statement is de-
cdedly rich. IL Is perhaps not possible TO beat It
into the heads Of great portion Of this people that
neither the government of the United states nor
upon uas Mexico with any other view except to pity
her for her sunerings from intestine and foreign
war, and that neither the exatIon nor purchase
United States, but rather occasion disgust and ex-
penses IN maintaining peace ana a. ADMIT into tho
ary spirits unc0ngenial TO her institutions and
wholly undesirable IN every way. efs gan yHulWui 4
It Is not easy for the Mexicans to understand that
the United States, instead or longing for Mexican
territory wonld hesitate and ponder well over the
subject before IL would entertain the question II
proposed and urged by the Mexican people, prefer
ring rather TO extend some aid to the progress Of
rnada and the nonnfhIlQn Of the country by emf.