New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
FRANCE.


D.. ., Franco for the relief OF trade and commerce,
.as still pending in the Assembly when II ADJOURNED.
me Committee which has the measure In charge whle
,creeipe TO its principles have not ne yet determined
.ron the amount by which the circulation Is 10 % aug
ntod An increase to francs will probably
be adopted.
who's 70 he the French Embassador at Washington
sull remains unsettled The name OF NJ Ferry ~hich
vas ofrcally announced some time ago III connectioh
with the mission, has been withdrawn. contradiction
u given to-day to the report which was Ill crcua'on
that Gen Csey was going to Washington MS place ~
Minister OF War to be supplied by Gen. Chanzy NJ Bolsau
IA now mentioned az probably the future Minister.
NJ de Keratry, Project Of the Department OF the
du Rhone, has dissolved the council OF Aries
and annulpd because OF its msmanaeemeht OF
CHANCES. The sale Of o violently Radical newspaper
In Rfpubqtt Radicdle in Marseilles has been prohit
tied The National Assembly has adjourned nntil the
9th OF January.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO.
TRAITORS IN TIE FEDERAL CONGRESS - STATE
or THE REVOLUTION - THE GoVhkNatSr
PREPARING TO LAY SIEGE TO THE CITY OF
OAXACA THE REVOLUTlONIsIS LENIlNS
FORCED LOANS.
iFRoN THB REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TllB TRIBUNE
MEXICO. Dec 0-The discussions still con-
tuuc III Congress regarding the granting OF eAuaord
powers the Executive for the suppression OF rev.
outiouary already initiated and Tor the pre-
yeution OF Others which preparing Geronimo
Trcvno when. tie Governor OF the State OF HueVo
Leon he pronounced against the Federal Government
was clothed with ample powers by his Legislature anu
for the time being he established military dictatsr-
ship the territory occupied by his forces Freclse
she came course has been followed In the case
of Felix Diaz the reyoed Governor Of Oa1acs, anu the
Legislatures Of GuaDanato Qneretar" Laca'ecas' san
Ius Potosi and other States have granted e1taorui'
AIRY powers their respective Governors 10 proue Ior
the emergencies the situation Jnarez has repeatedly
t1 anrdiu
most Of his present ministers and has never abused those
powers yet now TIE Opposition including Lerdietss ana
Poihrs- endeavOr 10 paralyze his action as mucn as
possible, while revoiutionists aud nOnrevout.ohs's
TAXI given ample authority Ia all parts OF tne
ennntry has taken peculiar character
II has been prepared and is sustained by Governors who
are adverse 70 Benito Juarez and who are perver
Ing the Of their respective states ior Dis ove
throw The lead has been taken by GovernoTs
favorable 70 PuffiriO Daz; but Others, who support
Sebastian Il do T,jada, IN the background giving
secret aid and cement ~ the revolution ana
thu &C. pref ndine to maintain neutral attitude, ABSTAIN
frum assisting the Federal Government ana are
Fastening TO forces in Their respective
States under the OF National GUARDS
under the prcCxt OF maintaining peace in their )urisic
ton but ia reality he able 10 Influence the ultimate
result OF this dsgraceful conflict Lrdsas and Por-
eu,ta. are hastcnins 10 complete their preparations
and plans hy the fu OF arbitrary powers while
their rosentatives IN Congress- by lntefihhapie
.neeehes delay q. long possible the granting OF moro
moderate powers the Geuerai Government In order 10
keep this nt a Disadvantage for some days longer.
Juarez gives strong proofs OF his patience oierston
and pect for forms la tVcraCg these
wearsome discussions aud transparent tactics OF ns
person OppOncute, also III the complete reeuo'h
which is allowed to the notwithstanding that inc
S.1lo XIX. La Etcisa Unirersai, and E1 Fe"roo"'T"
employ this freedom favor the revolutionary cause
by all the means in their power, Including that
o. giving circulation TO false reports man OF 1855 pa
thence and experience or OF more arbitrary eharscer
With the lust fCation afforded by the presence OF armed
revot would have scnced these revolutionary rhKers
and writer's long ago and would now have managed
70 cotbe himself with dicatorial authority Porrhtas
and rdstas invoke no principles or any consrtu-
toua ipiractlOns JUSTLY armed revolt ana malicious
opposition they simply ahege abuses against THO
Juaristas IA the last elections, while Is most notorious
mat all parties were in this respect But TIE
Inost fragrant example gwen by Oaxaoa Ia which
etate not a single vote allowed 10 appear against
Don Pvrllio The real truth Is that the Porristas have
appealed to obtain In this the aos OF Office
which they fad to gain hy the elections ana the lfr'
dists are giving oOuutenaUce and support 70 The revou
ton because III the chances Of ard In the eref'
rcuccs which may arise Their chief, II he succeeds In
having tn armed support OF the States Of San LuIs
poto. Guana l.,;o. Mchoacan, and Puella, may. as
third and apparently neutral party, become sufficiently
powerful TO incline the balarc" whichever way he
plcasr; OF h. may De able 10 TAXI FOR hlms"f the
"4"''S'"N
Fighting
ID The mean While the Government Is
centrat.ug aIAln,t PoriIio Diaz the forces which
II considers adequate iOT his defeat ana Tor
the IcSofaIlon Of order Ia OhAici. At the
thd OF November part 81 the cavalry OF Diaz, mn
Ger the COMM ind Of VlScror. entered 1cbuacau and
levied forced loan Of 5000; but as Gen. Kocha was
marching III, place. they retired after collecting about
hall amount the direction Of Teotitlan del Cniho
In, NJ with this cavalry on the sd inst, but 1t
retcaed pre- iIAtev his approach, without Offering
an action GU ia" ih he found 100 men, VI infantry
and cuvairy. posted advantaGcouey TO check ms
advance; hut they were defeated by the companies Of
sspIa.rH, aud tho commander, Marquee, was killed.
together with sx other out0nsts. On the 5A inst,
RO ha arrived at Tec"mdy and found that Daz, with
his regular forces had retreated hastily toward the
MAstess; part " the irregular forces had In the
direction Of OaA 60, and others had been cut from the
main body. and bsl taken to the mountains. Ap
vareny, the GO'crnneut IL suspicious OF some hidden
desgu Of Du IN his retreat. foe 1t has called Roca 10
felluA< AI. Gen. AlatOrre from -hueapam, 10 steadily
advancing taking posse ssion the State Of
rnOrganizng the administration and Placing
thorites In the places through which he passs and
~in follow the track Of Disz, Here this Government
seuvely preparing material for the siege Of the cap
" Of Osaaca. Cen. Iigutfoa occupied COoaIa2 oapan
Ano hlvarado Vera Crnx. aud Ioess
sVnf Sntred the state o. Oaxaea from that Of G,ter
~ new acting under the orders VI Alsores aui
'''a That the revolutIOnsts, under POr1r1s Ialsz
' IRON t'oS TO 300 men; the Government fosees
.e~a'' him ARE follows: About 6.OOo
Der Fgreroa ~
- H'''e vi thf country VARIOUS bands Of revO-
'b'I0hlrts have Appeared Inn, mo, -, ,, , ..,,,.lv
I"nnen ny STATE OF FEDERAL force. TN. n.,tl, pr no
%'faeed win great oss on The 1,t u,, ne.r laIc:
,.' ' ''eir'e and Lvi. Ia Oh were surprised