The New York herald., 1872-07-10
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The Old Story Of Anarchy Through
out the Republic.
Assassinations and Kidnapping
Near the Capital.
USURPATION BY JUAREZ.
General ROSecranS' Railroad Grievances
Against the Mexicans.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 1, J
Via HAVANA, July 8, andy

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KEY WEST, Fla, July, 0, 1872.
Business throughout Mexico is stagnant. The
revolutionary movements continue In different
parts of the country and assassinations and kid.
mapping prevail everywhere. Miguel Tribe, O
wealthy proprietor, was Kidnapped near the capi-
tai, and taken out OF his carriage In which he was
riding with his family and carried Off to the mount
tains. Juan COrvantes. a prominent citizen, was
kidnapped In one of the principal streets of the
capital while returning to his home from the thea
tire. A ransom Of $4,000 was demanded. M.
Bassoes, Frenchman, also kidnapped in the
| envir0ns Of the city.
The establishment OF Areisaga, In the town of Te-
| come, was entered by a band of eighty men and
robbed, and and brother-in-law Of the pro-
prietor were murdered.
Sehor Ruiz has declined to accept the Ministry Of
| Justice, and the position is still vacant.
Dtflculties having arisen In the affairs OF the
State of Jalsc0, Governor vallarte has been COM
| PEELED to resign.
| The Mexican journals are full OF complaints
against the usurpation OF the government The
Postmaster General reports that during the past
year there have been 12s public rObberies OF the
mails
Mariscal, the Mexican Minister to the United
States of America, will probably sail for New York
on the 18th inst, on his way to Washington to en-
Nelson, the Minister of the United States to Mexico
will also sail for New York on the 18th inst, and
will not return to Mexico as the American Minister
The government has imposed extra taxes upon
the citizens of Mexico.
1t is reported that Ex-Governor Baez will soon
assume the Governorship of vero Cruz.
The execution of Inclan, in Cuba by the Spanish
authorities created great sensation in the city Of
Mexico Inclan was a member of the press previ-
GUS to the year 1857. He joined the Aureianos and
was condemned to death by pronunciamentO, but
was pardoned by President Juarez and went to
Cuba.
General Rosecrans has published manifesto
censuring the Mexican journals for having at
tackled the projected enterprise, and complaining
that In spite Of his known prediction for Mexico
and Mexicans there Is nobody to defend him. He
calls on the patriotism, honor and generosity OF
the Mexicans to take the matter Of the railroad
again under consideration. Some OF the Mexican
Journals publish translation Of the New York
Worlds article praising the Vera Cruz Railroad
and Mr.. Pumb's proposed international railroad.
Two hours before the death OF General Carabajal
he married his mistress, Modesto Gambino and
placed his legitimate and ilegitimate children un.
der her care.
Alleged Negotiations for the Surrender
OF the RevolutiOnists.
MATAMOROs, July 0. 1872.
The situation at Monterey Is unchanged. Four
thousand revolutionists, with cavalry and artil-
lery, occupy two points the same distance from
Monterey. It s believed here that both parties are
awaiting the result OF the negotiations going at
the city OF Mexico for the surrender Of the revolu
tionists.