The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-25
MEXICO.
The Revolution CrumbIlnE...Death
Of PresideHt Juarez. II

| VI ELebtueuL JuhIeLs
MATAMoRAs, July 2S.-The Reyolu.
tionlsts In the State Of Tamaullpas having
been suppressed the whole frontier Of the
States Of NeuYo, Leon and CoobuilA are
In the possession Of the government, leGy.
ing the Insurgents without q port or
single point Of any importance. The
country being practically paciHed the
military authorities today issued q
proclamation raising the siege, annulling
the martial law and abolishing the pass.
port system and other military restrictions
which have prevailed for several months,
restoring civil rule. a
Col. Rainleriez's regiment arrived from
Monterey this morning and will occupy
the Qualifications, relieving the National
Guarde, which viii be disbanded.
General 0eballos g expected soon to
assume thecommand OF the line Of the
Rio GrAnde.
Gen. RochA Is at Monterey and will
operate against the ReVolutionists still in
the mountains. .-' r'
It Is believed the commission sent BY
Gems. Tfevina and Queraga TO the city OF
Mexico have made terms with the govern.
ment and the revolutionary chiefs will
submit TO the authority Of President
Juarez or leave the country.
The government forces having been
generally withdrawal from! San Luis
Potosia when Gen. Rocha advanced on
Monterey, the Revolutionary Gen. Marti.
niz took an opportunity to attack San
Louis with about 600 cavarly, but after q
fight Of several hours was repulsed BY the
National Guard and citizens with con.
siderable loss. Gen. Rocha has dispatch.
ed cavalry force in pursuit. Both par.
ties at Monterey are inactive.
The government forces having been
generally Withdrawn from San Luis Pc.
tosi when General Rocha advanced on
Monterey, thereyolutionsry General Mar.
tinez took the opportunity TO attack San
Luis ,Potosi with about 600 cavalry, but
alter fight Of several hours he was re.
pulsed by the National Guards and citi.
zens with considerable loss. Gen. Rocha
has dispatched cavalry force In pursuit
Of Martinez.
The revolution in the State Of Tamauli.
pas having been suppressed, the whole
frontier Of the States OF MueVo, Leon and
Cosaquila are In possession Of the gov.
ernment, leaving the insurgents without
post or single point tofimportance, and
the country is being practically pacifed.
The military authorities to-day issued
a proclamation raising the state Of siege,
annulling martial law, abolishing the
passport system and other military re-
strictions which have prevailed for several
months, and restoring civil rule. q
1t Is believed that the commission sent
by Generals Trevino and Quieroga to the
City Of Mexico have been successful and
made terms with the government, and
that the revolutionary chiefs will submit
TO the authority OF Juarez or leave the
country alter disbanding their followers.
MATAMoRAs, July 90, via
NEW ORLEANS, July "a. &
Gen. Rocha telegraphed from Monte.
rey this afternoon that President Juarez
had died on the night of the 18th inst.
from an attack OF spoplexy, which had
seized him at five O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that day, and directed that the flags of
the government should be placed at hall
mast The news was received with great
astonishment, and was not credited until
it was confirmed by the second dispatch
from Gen. Rochs. The Presidency of the
Republic will devolve upon Lerdo De
Tejada, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, and until recently Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs in President Juarezs
Cabinet, but lately in opposition to the
government, being regarded as sympa.
thizing with the reYolutionists, although
remaining in the City of Mexico and
taking no active part with the insurgents,
until Congress shall order an election to
I'LL the vacancy. a.