The New York herald., 1871-12-25
THE BEST GENERALS REVOLVING.
Juarez Making a Dead Stand
Against Diaz. o.e'.
AMERICAN PROIEcTORATE DISMISSED.
Bands Of Robbers Infestlng
the Roads.
FORCED CONTRIBUTIONS On FOREIGNERS.
Murder and Rapine the Order Of
tho Day.

murder ana Haplne the Oruer OF
tho Day.
Il Asxrco, Nov. 20, 1911.
Mexico is as this moment plunged In revolution
Of far greater magnitude and importance than any
since that which overthrow Santa Anna In the year
1866 IL may be correct 10 state that every state in
the Union, except Lower California, Sonora, Chi
Auahua and Yucatan. either through their Cover
nors or prominent military leaders, are over
whelmed BY revolution which mas FOR Its object
me rejection or Benito Juarez a. President OF the
pepu lie for another term OF four years. upon the
ground that he has already presided over fourteen
years-a period heightened contrary to the spirit II
not the letter Of the constitution, and that he has
Just secured his nominal and Illegal re election BY
nsing elements which pertain TO the whole nation,
and by violently stamping out the rights Of free
people entitled to free suffrage.
u is q fact to which attention should be
called that the miiitar, men now engaged
IN this revolution are the same men-gene-
rails colonies and ofloen Of lower grade-who
sustained N. Juarez In the contest against
the French Intervention, and who most distin.
guished themselves In the engagements which took
place between the liberal forces and those OF the
French. Austrians and Imperial Aexicans. I give
commanding revolutionary forces throughout the
eountry The list OF revolving liberal colonels lieu
senans ooones. majors. &c., probably reaches 200.
lhe principal 0nes being Generals Porflri0 Dias,
Felix Diaz, TO.edO, Chavarria, 0avan, Mendex,
Treviho Naranjo, Negrete. Narvaez, Galindo. Pom
tones. Rivera. Mier Teran, Jimenez, Guerra, Mar.
nnez and Garcia de la Cadena Among these Men,
dez Will be remembered as former Governor Of the
Blste Of Puebla. It is announced that he has been
named TO that position again BY General Dias, the
now acknowledged head of the revolution. Trcvino,
known - Governor OF Nuevo Leon, and the
hero OF the defeat OF Martinez, the rebel in
1870, the latter now being Fellow rebel with
Trsviho. Felix Dias ID present Governor or Osxaca;
Negrete was formerly secretary OF war; under
President Juarez, and Misr Tsran has just been
candidate for Governor Of Vera Orus; Jimenes waS
Governor Of Guerrero IN 10s0, Guesrs wAs late
general commanding the Fourth division Of the
regular army; Marines Wa chief Of star Of
General Esco6edo during tho late contest against
the imperialists before Querstaro; Garcia DO 10
Oadena was Governor OF Zacatecas In lsee ana
lss0. i fFu ssft sYfss atif 81 ae5f.-s
The military record Of the abovensmed generals
~ faE superior 20 that Of the generals now com,
nanding the government forces, while the aAminis-
ssston does not feel sure - 70 tho continued
Royalty Of these generals 70 their cause. General
rsr Of DIRECTIONS wnicL k4ys SfsSdy sascn plsoe.
me number Of of1cers ana men who have ALREADY
~! 2 is' q aSss's p,s' iss;;: %
a 9 g g MssS RS. FS; u sss ss
6aps the candid optnson of a parties but the qnes-
Hon involved = % one which no enc can solve before;
s!snnsa! Sosps . create - "a ssoss q oesD: q:
Me enemy, and by adopting other measures TO hold
r nsn and subordinate Olhcsrs formerly under his
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ssns ro% he Sn.d states. :. % jasr.. M ana
OabHs composed Of vie oubans and cowardly para
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soood one We want e SOn:od.ss w.y being frank
Siss SsSs s.ss into military Ssssscs
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successfu but evidently, SO for as Is known mp TO
This monleht nor fully 50 on the other hand. Gen.
snd @ Comply CO Wien tscr duty to- to ,asr S country
.1iNa el THE MILITARY SITUATION. ca I JasfAI
the situation OF 'afairs at this moment in OaxacA
may bo brIeny stated TO be as foil0ws:-0enera Ig-
nscio Aaorre s In command o. the s forces q shs
Oaxaca, shout seven thousand strong, Including IN
lantry. artillery and cavalry; General Loseza is SEQ
halco, in the STATE Of Vera Crua 70 the north Of
Tshuacan, and 0axaca upon tile stage road, be.
eral Daz has fortined the city OF Oaxaca, and has
st his command for the defence of tho place, and
smc sSr wn pee u nSs
% said 10 have introduced himself into the noun
tatns, In the rear OF 0axaca, and as part OF the
military campaign, Is expected 70 excite the lndi.
IN In that vicinity In revolt against General Daz
Inc government here has been IN doubt ss to the
6sposItion which should be mace or General Rocha
In the campaign, especIayas It rs supposed or re-
ported that General Aatorre would not look avora-
bly, upon Rocha's interfering with MS division.
Cabinet meeting here, to form nn'Army Of reserve,
ana place Rocha, the hero OF Tampico IN command
OF if Accordingly ell OF the force which could be
spared nom Mexico City were sent down TO PueDla
0y extra trains on sunday night last and on Mon
day morning General Rocna and stan proceeded 10
Puebls 10 enter upon his duties as general In CON-
mand Of reserves.
OF the defeat OF Alstorre capture OF his stan and
entre rcut OF his army by General Diaz. The facts
We're that General DiaB made some strategic move.
nlcnW 70 sront OF Aatorro, near Iehnacan, 70 wnlcn
pons the latter had advanced his forces, and then
enudenly appeared upon his nank. under such
threaJennR circumstances as compelled Alatorre 10
Nli peckt . movement which, however, was also
made by General Diaz By the present pa "a OF ope-