New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
MEXICO.
CRITICAL POSITION OF TIE REMSANrs OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPEEDY ROUr PRE-


CRITICAL POSITION OF TIE REMSANrs OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPEEDY ROUr PRE-
DICTED.
MArAMoRos, Mexico, March 27.-An express
from Camargo brings telegraphic news from sato to
the 25th inst Gen. Rocha. with 1000 Government troop
was advancing on saltillo. having relieved San Luis
Potos from siege. The reyoutioniss concentrating
all their available forces IN the states OF Nucvo Leon
and Coahula, (which they hope to hold against Rocha
They claim that Gen. Guerra IL on the Durango road
with 1900 men, awaiting Gen. Marquee. With 1000 men,
from sinaoa and Durango, 10 Join him. Gen. Martinez
IL near Maehuala with 1900 men. operating with Gen.
Narvaez, and Gen. Naranjo, with LOO more men, -
menacing Luis POtOsi. Gen. TrevnO's With
Gen. Guerra. while he is personally between Monterey
and Camargo TO meet Gen: Quiroga FOR consultation
The reyoutions;s still hold edltlo and Monterey IN
the interior and Camargo Mer GuerreroiNueyo Laredo.
and Piedra Negras the frontier at which places they
have about 1900 men all told Should they be aDe ~
concentrate they endeayorng TO do they will yet
make stand; but Their speedy overthrow predt'sd
by the friends OF the Government.
UNAVOIDABLE REPORT FROM TIE AMERICAN
FRoNTIER-THE REVOLUTION SAID TO De
MOST FORMIDABLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBCyRI
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Secretary OF
War has transmitted 20 the House letter from Cen
McCook who Is in command at Fort Brown. Texas
giving further information IN relation to the
luton in Mexico The letter. which bears date OF Feb
6. written to the AdjutantGeneral OF the Depart
ment Texas and forwarded by him 10 Gen. Sheridan
who referred IL TO the War Department GenMcCook
in his letter that the revolution Is in full progress ami
promises the overthrow of the Juarez Government 1t
is directed he thinks, against Juarez personally. He
has been furnished with the following statement Of iss
causes by the most prominent men connected With tho
movement:
First: That Juarez last year Illegally declared
President.
second That he has violated the Constitution OF
more than once the facts being admitted by hmsef.
Third That during the last four OF his admlns
tration every statement made By Gen Trevlno late Gov
ernor OF Nueya Leon, and Commanderin-Chef OF the
Army OF the North for the progress and true interest or
the whole frontier has been resented by Juarez in the
most wicked and insulting manner ana that COrtlna,
bandit who has indictments for murder against
him in Cameron County Texas and for other atr0citer,
was the frontier Comnander-inChief Of tne
whole Rio Gande line. Gen. Tregino opposes the Free
Zone injurious trade and the interests OF Mexico.
and beneficial only to few smuggling villages on the
frontier.
Gen McCook gives the following statement OF the
dton Of the nsurrectionary movements The States Of
Nuevo Leon Coahua, Durango, Zacatecas, Aguas Cali
entes, and San Luis Potosi, except the capital which q
now, besieged, are wholly identified with the
revolution. Parts of the States of sonora.
snaloa. Guerrero, Vera Cruz, olxaca, Jaiisco;
and Michoacan, and the greater part OF
the State OF Tamaulipa have pronounced against Ju-
arez. The State Of Guanajuato has pronounced for
peche. and Tabasco follow successful parties
In revolutions. chihuahua is neutral, and
has perhaps declared herself Independent.
Nearly all the wealthy and influential men
ton Of Oaxaca by the Juarez troops was not an In.
portant only 200 300 men, mostly sick, being
In the place when 1t was attacked.
Gen. McCook in conclusion that there never was
which did not affect the American side VI the Rio
Grande and he recommends that four or nye companies
frontier TO insure the enforcement Of the neutrality
laws