The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-02
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Herald special Report Via
Havana.
Opposition to Jnarez-Ciyil War
or Impeachment.
The New Cabinet---Congres-
SIGNAL Proceedings.
Critical Condition OF Affairs in
the Interior.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW Yosx HERALD.
CRY OF MEXICO. March %.

VIA HAVANA, March 81, 1915
election Of Juarez are willing to prevent it
either by impeachment or civil war. Nothing
has yet been done in the matter of impeach-
ment.' The press Of the capital is daily dis
cussng the critical condition of the country,
and civil war is generally predicted. Pending
the discussions by Congress of tho Tenure
of Office bill a new bill has been introduced
to control tho appointment of Cabinet Minis
ters. The new Juarez Cabinet is as fol-
lows: -
seor Ignacio Marisca Secretary Foreign Relations.
Senior Savedra. ...Secrctary State.
Sehor Castillo. Secretary Justice.
Senior Veaseo.. Secretary Government.
Sehor Romero Secretary Treasury.
schor Ignacio Mejla. Secretary War@and Marine.
Selor Balcarcel.. Secretary Interior.
The first three named are new members.
1t is rumored that Se1or Romero will ulti-
mately go to Washington as Minister and re-
turn Senior Marscal is anxiously expected
on the 23d.
The Electoral Liberty bill has passed Con-
gress, the parties combined against Juarez
working together as before. Negrete pub
lishsd card denouacing any union of interest
with Lcrdo.
Affairs in Jalisco are critical General
Guadarrama sustains the Governor appointed
by the Legislature, who is also sanctioned by
Juarez while the majority of Congress sus-
tain Gomez Cuerro. Both have troops and
conflict is hourly expected. The government
that district. Consequently We may be with
out information from that quarter for some
time.
The birthday OF Juarez occurred on the olst
inst. 1t was celebrated by banquet and
great display OF Mexican, American and Ger
man bunting.
Tho election of Romero for Governor of
Puebla will be contested, he being Lcrdo
partisan.
The Mexican authorities refuse to surrender
the mnrlerers of Americans in Arizona.
A decree has been issued making the Bay
of Magdalena port of entry for forern and
coastwisc trade.
Abraham Plata and Juan Garcia, formerly
liberal officers, have been sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the castle OF San Juan de Uloa.
Mr.. schlosser, The Prussian Maister, leaves
by the next British steamer for Berlin, where
it is said, he viii receive instructions and
return to Washington as Minister of the Ger
man empire in place OF Baron Gerolt.
Tho Mexican Con2ress DcndlO ,k-The
scheme OF tho Fu.ispists-The Jaiisco
QuarrcI--ArrivuI OF the May Flower mt
Vera Cruz.
CRY or MEXIco March 81.
via HAVANA, Aprll /, ISL.
The Mexican Congress i5 deadlock. The oppOs-
ton have majority OF twelve, but are unable to
accomplish their aim, because the Juarcz deputies
leave the hall ami prevent the necessary quorum.
The forcbe attendance Of the members Is prohibited
by the constitution.
The scheme OF the fusicnists has been partly de-
feated and the chances OF Juarcz are consequently
strengthened. General Negrete repudates the fu-
sionists. Several o. the Daz clubs will also proba-
bly, join Juarez. The attempt OF the fusionlsts to
send the army from he capital resulted in the army
adherng 10 Juaroz unanimously.
The Jalisco quarrel IS uuimportant. The Corona
government generally favofs the Legislature. EX-
Governor Clcrroo ran away TO the captai after an
armed encounter between both factions. Cuerro
has peitloned Congress 10 pass u law Withdrawing
the federal troops.
The Presidents birthday was celebrated on the
2lst and the Emperor williams on the 22l. Many
German AMI American nags were displayed.
The man-oi-war Mag Flower arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 2eth from Coat2acoalcjs.
Congress has passed 10 The nrst reading a bill
sirantins freedom or the ballot by thirtyfour
majority.