The New York herald., 1873-08-07
M Ex I o O..
The Elections-Losada's Insurreetion- -Rsportsd
Shooting of the Indian Chief-Revolt Of
Priest-L all Robbery-The Mexican
Press and General Rosecrans-
Struggle Of American
Enterprise Against
English Capital.

We have news from the City OF Mexico and rom
other parts Of the Aztec Republic by man to the
10th OF July.
The elections for Deputies to Congress had In
most places passed or quietly. The 'Juarez" party
appear to have carried majority of the districts.
In conversation yesterday with Consul General
Navarro HERALD representative tried to find out
what is meant by the 'Juarez" party, seeing that
Juarez is dead. DR.. Navarro was unable to throw
any light on the subject, adding that to him it was
mystery how dead man could have party,
bus supposed IL to the liberals, under this in
comprehensive name.
INDUSTRY.
Factories were being established in different parts
OF the country; one Tor the weaving Of stockings
was in course OF construction in the capital.
INsURRECTIoN. t.
In the barranca OF ZorrillOs, Jalicso the govern
ment troops under Urea had obtained a signal
triumph over the remaining bands OF Losada still
In the neld but with considerable losses to the
troops priest named Aguilar revolted in the
State of Jalisco. He with his followers OF fanatic
parisnioners took to the mountains, hotly pursued
by government troops. With difficulty the band
were surrounded, and after a siege OF three days
obliged t. surrender; bat the priest and his ring
leaders, excepting two, escaped. These two were
shot, and the captured rank and file allowed to
reGurn to their homes, which they did, vowing
vengeance on his reverence, who had deluded
and plunged them into rebellion without plan OF
prospects.
1t was confidently expected that some time ere
the close of the last month President Lerdo de
Tejada would lay down q definite plan Of policy to
be observed during his incumbency in Office
Near Guadalajara the stage had been robbed OF
the correspondence. -a-
The government paid at the national Treasury all
interests ana instalments due the loan of
100000, negotiated q short time ago by the
Ministry Of Hacienda. la rtnI.Ie
The Church Of Huamaguila was completely de-
stroyed by lightning. Fortunately the congrega-
tion escaped the catastrophe. m
OH THE TELEGRAPH
system throughout the Republic IS being extended.
To aid this good work the State government OF
Zacatecas authorized to purchase 40 900 pounds
OF wire Tor a branch line.
The somewhat sharp correspondence lately
passed between Minister Lafragua and the British
Foreign once brought about new representations
to the Mexican government by Mr. Perry, the agent
OF the English bOndholders. he Mexican securities
are now quoted IN the London market at II per
The miners OF Pachuca one of the most important
districts, are strike, with no present prospect OF
an adjustment between them and their employers.
EXECUTION OF THE LAW.
In fucatan the state OflcialS, Including the Gov
ernor, had been imprisoned by Lieutenant Colonel
Cueto, the federal commander there, and the State
declared IN state OF siege, all about an alleged
irregularity In election matters. This unheard
OF proceeding has aroused the Indignation OF the
people throughout the country. The Legisature;of
the State of Hdalgo solemnly protested against the
outrage; but it Is NOT known what action the fed
era, auIn1,aiss WIN take IN sae premises
much influence, says that tae
AMERICAN FRONTIER COMMISSION
have made reclamatiOns amounting TO fabulous
same spirit, adding that ''bctween ordering to pay
and paying there IS an enormous distance"
NEWS ITEMS.
The DiG3iO Ofcfdl came out on the 18th ult. in a
complete suit OF mourning, that day being the
anniversary OF the death OF President JuareZ. This
is CARRYING official grief to length never before
heard OF. ,'
Vera Cruz, state that 1t was currently reported
that Manuel Losada, the great rebel Indian chief
lately captured in arms against the government,
AMERICAN PRESS ENTERPRISES.
The following editorial article, translated from
the tederdtts Of the 9th ult viii be read with in
terest by Americans as showing what our Aztec
neighbors think OF our newspaper enterprise and
progressive ideas. 1t is as 1Ollows:-
1t is known that American newspapers always greedy
for to feed the curiosity their readers
Wso has had p dTet o ndTec IN anv pu6e
BUSINESS sneipr,,e well arrived @ eeanlry
quarter Of an hours conversation with him They Spit
R2Rns RR.n s hs ct a
Of the business # ana its prospects in future His
p,opre touched whether BY emitting about
bly, obliged to correct by ass,ranees that are many
sractIon Of sensatonal no novel and, in word they
news run Z the editorial rooms aud deliver Mem
ss f1sss Ts o a the
Of the plume M n on %Skns
ing day good Brother Jonathan deyours excited by the
SUMMARY n, an Immense editorial he Great
The Transcendentai Project Of x. ESQ l1Giyng Day
wh e Tor
%%srg s as Of in H s
m not G Ad ssd as an % Is be
head head from Vera Graz hs saw himself assaaed BY the
Ss s Of Southern in nc Of in
pradentiy, forgetting that at times silence is as
SS@ the O ndce e
SssHa all sSsPd ef Union sssa%ssa S"i
put torture The first vs. that we had q ms
wings me sage which denounced TO US presumed
it, and acry OF indignation was launched to The SKY ov
his aeuded friends here who are always ready to place
one OF them his successor James sullivan addressed
and Which we now go to dssect with he scaipe Of cold
But arst let say two words about the cslor
What was the spirit n which General Rosecraus ought
naSa Smd p e UNIVERSAL wSDR bog on y u
interrupted failure suffered in hs nOnsensieal projects
whfh a d ee
sums il simulated Or superaeiai Iecohnqtrinss. in
pamphlets in newspaper articles and other resorts,
y liz rpG y @ a%'sns S S
! pany which he represented and mad had to lay down
the powers that had been conferred and return the
States soured and his soul filled with humiliation
dgnation ire rancor and all the evil passions OF the
who, after boastully singing premature victories,
| comes out de Dloraby defeated.
such the sentiments that probably ought to have
agitAcd him, for suppose that he completely
wants selfrespec This is logical and natural In such
moral situation IL does not appear unlikely that Gen
eral Rosecrans has used hostile words to Mexico that he
has given loose rein 70 his resentment ana his ideas
perhaps magped by the who drew forth his
secrets by his wellknown frankness, which con
cenrated In the despatch first published in Washington
and afterwards in san Francisco Cal. We cannot re;
spond for the authority OF these things attributed
| TO General .Rosecrans but certainly he al
lowed himself to be hurried along by want
Of circumspecIIon, even to the point of emitting
! them and added another to the many blunders
committed during his Mexico Mr.. Sullivan does
believe In such unbosomings but at all events de-
cares that the Union Contract Company Pennsylvania
not answerabe TOR the opinions OF the General and
that nothing that he does in the future should be
taken inspired by it. This disc aimer this suberuge,
this lear OF the indsc that General Rose