New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
MEXICO.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-PROsPECTS OF
FUTURE TRANQUILITY.
IMAM nup oUN CORRESPONDENT

TIE TETSJr ENTAIL ELECIION-IRoSlECIo Of
FUTURE TRANQUILITY.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MEXICO, July 22.-The results of the cleo
ton which have been asceTtained from the inherent
States and published IL the DariO Otcidi are as fol-
lows: 3gOs for Don BeutO Juarczi 1874 for Gen. Don
Portrio Diaz; 1880 for Sebastian Lerdo dc Trlada'
Also. il II known that in the States of Sonora,
siualoa, Yucatan, and Campeche, TabascO, ana
in the District OF Lower California, the voting
nas been very greatly in favor Of Juarez, al
though the number Of pOed has not yet reached
US Ii is now quite evident that absolute majority OF
votes cast are III favor Of the reelection OF President
Jnarez, or In other words, that he Will receive more
than the other two candidates added together. Most
peoc in tins capital are surprised 10 that MI LerdO
is in a great minority, compared even with Gen Diaz
tut my journeys the interior, coupled with my Oh
servatons and conversations with people from diff
forent parts of the Republic had convinced me that
lis party the country exceedingly small large
number OF Deputies Will belong 20 his party, because,
for long time. while he stin Prime Minister, he
dedicated an ms ahCrs toward securing majority IN
the new Congress, and he succeeded III placing many OF
paTtisans Influential positions in the principal
States in order that they might assist IL promoting his
views Tor the election az Deputies.
Peace has not been disturbed during The election and
most people believe that the epoch of revolutions
has terminated that tranquility ana order VIII he con
sOlidatcd and that Of material Improvements
and progress will be inauguIaied Ill the next Preslden
tdl tFiIn IHe tttious were ho VcTlheu i'll me Ste u
Durango because the Governor did not receive The law
III due time. ana now Congress Will have 10
fix another day Tor the eleCnOns which were
not made in different parts Of the country. In
the State Of Guerrero the last embers Of the
local civil wal have been trodden out The eX
Gen Jmenez, with about 100 men, surprised the
7Jh Ia Zala 10y Col AOHzo OF the sth Federal Reg
lMtht ana ms lOlce c"Epetciy broken up Jlhhez e.
capped first horse he could mud, but the Secretary
ot the Revolutionary Government Vidal Hernandez and
ms Pablo, the eX TIefcCt Of Tapa Lieut. Cot Jesus
NJ OTtez. and President OF the Rebel Legislature, AntO
mo Lacunza, were taken prisoners On the l4th inst
Gov. Arce Informed the General Government that
said prisoners had been shot IN the BaUanca del
DdblO by their escort. because attempt
made % them. Minister Meila re-
pied, ordering investigation 10 he made regarding the
circumstances attending those executions The official
paper the state OF HdaGO says that III the action OF
Canon de Lpalta were killed COL Ricardo Rubi0 Lieut.
Col NrLf gs. and ~ Others, who had Tcbecd against
Gen. joaquin MARTINEZ IL the state OF HidagO there
have Acy occurred several cases OF kidnapping and the
criminals arc stu az large, and form Dand OF about 80
dcsperadocs, WHO do not hesitate TO commit The greatest
atrocities