The New York herald., 1871-11-29


ceived from our correspondent at the Mexican
capital =
CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 81, 1871,
Via HAVANA, Nov. 25, 1871. )
Porfirio Diaz and his brother, formerly q
Governor, have pronounced against Juarez.
The government is concentrating 5000
with 5000 men, ready for the first battle,
which is expected within three days.
A considerable part of the government
forces has deserted to General Diaz.
Ample powers have been granted to Juarez
by Congress to put down the revolution.
Several generals and colonels heretofore
loyal to the government have gone over to
Daz
nouncing the past election as illegal, and
advocating reform and new election for
President.
The revolt extends from Soulns to the Rio
Grapde. Puebla has likewise risen against
the Juarez government. Still the government
expects to put down the revolution with the
ample forces at its disposal.
General Aurelano. at the head of large
force, is lowering near the capital. The
roads to the city of Mexico are infested with
banditt.
Minister Marchail has been attacked in Con-
gressional speeches for undertaking the Mex
ican loan in the United States.
Durango is occupied by Borrego. General
Corralles is yet faithful, but General Vera
crust is doubtful.
General Thexia, the Secretary Of War, has
the chief command Of all the government
forces against Governor and General Diaz.
Anarchy TLroughout the Republic of Mex
Ico-Juarez Advised to Change His Cabi-
uet-Fears Of American lntervenrion-An.
other Mexican Loan in the United STATES
Dioz Abandoned by General Ncgrete.
CITY OF MEXICO, Now To-
Via HAVANA. Nov. 28 1871. !
A state OF anarchy prevails throughout the en-.
tire republic. the journals are ned with accounts
OF pronunciamentos and the troops are growing
Revolutionary.
General Por1rio Diaz has formally pronounced,
and is packed by the LEGISLATURE OF the State OF
Oaxaca which has decreed TO return 10 Its own
sovereignty The greater part OF the army Is dis
trusted.
The Sf0iO OF the 18Th says that Juarez was
coseted with the American Minister the night OF
the l7tn, who advised the President To change his
Cabinet. The report caused great sensation.
The people are expressing fears oil American In
,ervention. Positive assurances are given or
Cabinet changes in the beginning OF December.
IL Is rumored that Senor M. Romero Will soon
70 TO Washington, but whether oihclally or not IS
unknown.
1t Is again reported that Mexico viii Try TO raise
loan in tho United states.
The military situation remains unchanged. Bon
parties are preparing for an advance, but neither
has commenced to do so as yet.
General Teran was arrested at vera cruz by oruer
OF Juarez and went 70 Oaxaca. Palaclo IS spoken
OF as Provisional Governor or Nuevo Leon whefe
the Juarsts are gaining strength. j.
Vidal Castoneda announced on the l5th lnst IN
Congress. that he was authorized 10 state Ny
the lerdisa parry that they do not syrnpathihe
with either Diaz or the government, Dut
viii remain neutral IN the light between the gov
| -ernment aud the revolutionists.
! general Negrete has abandoned Diez end gone 70
Sierra de ZacapOarSila. manifesto issued ny Dlaz
meets with poor response IL is reported that the
brothers Diaz disagree Porhrio and MS arny iayor
| Ing BeRlte1 l0r Governor instead oi tellx Diazs