New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

against Ministers Iafragua and mcjia inc nrs',
although man Of acknowledged ability is CONSIDERED
TO belong to the Moderado pary and the secono s no
deemed equal to the retiring Minister, NJ Romero.
Also the refusal NJ Ruiz has caused bad effect and
the modification Of the Cabinet has so far been decdedy
unfavorabe TO President Juarez in public opinion
The military situation is likewise unfavorable' The
defeat OF Gen. Corela the 30th ut by Don Gerommo
Irevlno the revolutionary Governor OF the state oi
Nuevo Leon has placed the Government troops on the
frontier In difficult position. In consequence OF that
defeat Gen. Revueltas is obliged remain the de-
fensiye In salto and Gen. Ceballo who had advanced
from Matamoros to Camargo has been rendered power
less Gen. Sanchez Ochoa with 400 men, is also on the
defensive In Maehuala and the 9Th inst attacked
by 1900 men, under Martinez whom he repused after
hard fight which lasted all the day A few days previ'
ously Gen. Don Forentine GARLIC. in Durango, had 10
defeat combination OF Donate Guerra, Trinidad Garcia
dc la Cadena, and others who were about to attack
him, him with over oyer 2ooo men; but Garlic made 4, a
la Cadena before the others arrived frustrat-
ing the ,d combination IN consequence The hopes pes
In Gen. Don Sosenes Rocha, who, after replacing the
authorities IN Mazatlan is now on his way to saltio
according TO telegram dated In Salto the 22d inst.
But Iocha lost many from desertion in the difficult
march across the mountains between Durango and Ma
zaan, where population and provisions very scarce
His forces greatly diminished and probably he will
have to ght TevIho with tired troops and inferior num-
bers and altogether under adverse conditions On the
lth inst the reyontonss under Trevno occupied the
his cavalry tried to force the pass OF the bridge de los
pulsed by the forces OF the ae1na under Cen Gonzalez
Herrera, Reinforced by the 18th Cavalry, which were
forces of Trevho remained still in the Hacendas
PatOs" and "L0s Muchach0s," In the direction OF
Parras probably waiting for the approach OF Gen. Rocha
to give him battle.
June 30.In the mountains north OF Puebla the
lutioniss appear TO exist still in considerable numbers,
for the 10th inst o'clock IN the morning. OF
them attacked Tezutlan in that districts but they
repulsed after hard fight ard retired at a the
following day. leaving 25 of their number killed. In
Jallsco the revouonists still maintain themselves but
their power appears to be 1.-THE decline. Don Porro
Daz lately visited Tepc to confer with Manuel LOzada
and induce him to take part in the revolution at least
TO contribute some Of his materials OF LOzada
piled that he esteemed Don Porfrio friend but that
he would mix himself up with the revolution in any
way and he wrote letter to a friend in this
capital requesting the latter to President
Juarez that he will not commit any act of hostility
against Mexico. Gems Corea. Carrillo, and Zepeda,
after their defeat Monterey by Treviho the 3oth
ut., reached Matamoros with considerable difficulty,
where they embarked the steamer Tabasco Tie two
first named dsembarked in Tampico but Zepeda came
TO Vera Cruz, and at present is in this capital The
merchants Of Mazatan who paid duties their cargoes
the revoutonsts during the occupation Of that port
have been summoned by the Government officials for
payment Of the same duties, because the Government
will recognize the validity of any payment made 10
revolutioniss Representatives Of five Of the
tile houses OF Mazatan are now here endeayoring to
obtain from President Jnarez as favorable an arrange
ment possible of this affair
Asanceessary consequence OF the disorders and dis
turbances caused by the revolution, kidnappers
abound, and manifest 81 much audacity TO inspire
distrust and fear among all people who have any thing
to lose. couple Of weeks they attacked Gen. Don
Antonio Carbaial, who travelling from this capital
20 his estate; after wOundng him they took him prls-
oner tied him across a horse, and carried lin away.
But the kidnappers got no money, because, in cOnse
quence OF their rough treatment and Of the wound,
I,.l .I laI A Erans shtnon na IN an
ployed in factory at Santa Pc In the vicinity OF this
capital imprudenty admitted that he had saved 5000,
with which sum he intended TO return TO his native
land. At O'Clock the evening OF the 23d
he carried of from Santa Fe by kid
nappeTs, End has not yet returned. rich
man of this capital, Don Juan Cervantes, on his
return theater IL o'clock the night OF the
27t inst arrived at the door Of his house. in the Gale
De raterOs Irncpal street Of the capital and
Knocking for admtance, when he attacked by four
men, who first threw blanket over his head, then bun
died him into a coach aud carried him OFF The kdnap
pers have since letter 10 his friends demanding
ransom OF 100000 any other country, undc similar
the respectable classes would associate
protection and TO pcIsecute the few rascay
kdnapper but here these classes are only fit to be
taken care like children and do not appear
have any idea OF the possibility of taking care OF
themselves by association and the exercise OF little
fmethought and energy