The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-20
Juarez's Message to Congress De.
claring the Rebellion Crushed.
HIS DICTATORSHIP AID INFINI2UM.
Reported Desire of Juarez to Resign-..His
Probable Successor.
INCREASING POVERTY OF THE PEOPLE.
TElEGRAMS TO THE NEW YOax HERALD.

via HAVANA, April 10, 1872.
rebellion has broken out in the State OF Yucca
tan, and 1000 troops have been sent from here to
subdue 1t. The Governor and other officials OF
Yucatan arrived at Vera Cruz on the 4th Instant
The city Of Merida is in possession OF the revolu
tionists
The rebellion Is again Important in the Sierra de
Puebla and the States Of Chlapas and Tabasco.
Several bodies Of government troops have been de-
feated by Generals Negrete and Mendez.
General Corella was sent to pursue the revolu.
tionists at Saltllo, but he returned to San Luis
Potosi without giving any explanation.
counter revolution has broken out in Nuevo
Leon under Garcia Melo, who has seized the Gov
ernorshp and outlawed Governor Trevno.
Order has been thoroughly established In the
States of Guanauato, Zacatecas, Aguas Callentes
and Durango.
Martial law has been raised In the State OF
Aguas- Caentes, and the State has resumed her
sovereignty.
General Narvaez, the revolutionary Governor at
San Luis Potosi, has been defeated, losing 500
horses and their equipage.
An earthquake occurred on the 27th ult. in
Oaxaca, which destroyed many churches, dwellings
and the levees.
President Juarez, In message to Congress, said
the rebellion crushed but he still clings to his
dictatora powers and asks for an extension of his
ample facilities. When questioned regarding his
views on sending ministers to Spain, Germany and
Italy, President Juarez replied that he did not care
to cultivate relations with European governments
Juarez has asked Congress to so amend the con-
of the Senate. The Congressional Committee on
the Constitution have reported in nasor OF extend
ing the dictotersn indefinitely.
). Castillo velasco, the Minister Of the Interior
has resigned.
It is reported that Juarez wishes to resign the
Presidency but his friends will permit him until
his successor has been provided.
M. Romero the Minister OF Finance, says the
Juarez administration will be the last independent
government OF Mexico. 1t is believed that Juarez
will deliver the country to the United States before
permitting the opposition party to rule.
in-law, will be the President OF the Senate and the
successor Of Juarez in the Presidency OF Mexico.
proposition has been discussed by Congress to
augment the Revenue bill so as to provide $4,000
yearly to subsldize an opera company.
The civil employees of the government have re-
ceived no pay for four months.
Hon. Thomas II. Nelson, the United States Min
lister to Mexico has returned from Orzaba. His
wfe's remains have been temporarily deposited in
the Pantheon in Orizaba.
No attacks have been made the Vera Cruz
Railroad for two weeks, the government troops
protecting it.
The poverty Of the people Is increasing generally,
but the Governors are acquiring wealth.
Twelve members OF Congress initiate with the
ranks of the revoutionsts
The steamer City of Mexico Chartered
to Transport Government TroOps-Rc-
opening Of the Port OF Progres0.
HAVANA, April 10, 1872.
The steamer City of Mexico NOW at this port
was not permitted on her outward trip TO dis
charge at Progreso, and her whole cargo was
landed at Vera Cruz. She was then chartered
twice by the Mexican government to transport
troops to Campeachy, from which latter port she
andng.
The port OF Progreso, in Mexico, will probably be
reOpened to commerce In a short time.