Arizona citizen., 1875-08-14
AFFAIRS EN MEXICO.
not Understood About Elections Result of the Late Elections in Sonora Internal Trouble BreWing-Apache Raids SUbsiding.

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 Our Sonora correspondent writes us July 30, and obliges us with certain interesting information about as fol lows:
 Our elections of Sonora are over. You cannot realize what 8 big thing elections are here. The first election commences in June and it keeps IF for three consecutive Sundays; then in July comes another for judges and members of the municipalities, last ing for two more Sundays. I cannot explain how 1t is, but hope to be able to comprehend 1t in year or two more. It is complicated; but the solution is simple i'll Sonora, as the results show that all of the candi- dates named by Gov. Pesquaira are elected, save those in the district of Alamos-which are as nine to one. AlamoS. one of the nine districts, was the only one that gave clear and clean vote against Pesqueira's ticket. The result in the State shows the fol IOJviuo- rartioS elected
 Jose Jesus Pesqueira, governor; J. NJ. Astiazaran present vice governor) 1st senator, and Gen. I. Pesqueira (present governor) 2d senator.
 For members of the national Con- gress for district of Hermosillo, F. P. Barrosa; for Alamos, Felix Alenedo for Ures, no election owing to some informality.
 The State Congress or Legislature will stand eight for Pesqueira and and five opposed to him.
 Gov. Pesqueira has had en ampli- fcation of his extraordinary powers, recently granted by the State Legis- lature as regards the war and treas ury departments, and these powers are to hold good until his successor takes his seat. The loan of $4O,000 is not yet collected, but will be before long. With his extra powers, the Governor will be able to take active measures if any "pronunciamiento y occurs. The Yaqui Indians are in a state of half revolt; the Alamos dis triot borders on the Yaqui, and as this district IS. strongly opposed to Pesqueira and talks of fight, Q fight of some consequence may ensue. The Governors powers enable him to call out the entire State militia and open a formal campaign without consulting any one. He can go against the Va quis and attend to Alamos if he thinks the people there will second the Indians or need punishment. The Yaqui chief, Cajame, when sent for to go to Guaymas, sent word that Eff ''the State government or Pesqueira " wanted to see him, that they or he "could come to the river" and he did not go; nor would he let his people (the Yaqui electors) attend the elec- toral college at Hermosillo.
 It is thought that outside of this Indian difficulty, there will be no row ill consequence of the elections, and even the Indians may be settled with peaceably, if Cajame will come in and make reparation for his conduct, and surrender his generalship of the river-which is governed by a gov ernor in each pueblo (eight in all ], and over these governors is a chief or general. No Mexican can hold any office on the river without the consent of the Yaqui Indians.
 A new law prohibiting the carry ing of concealed weapons, has just been published in Sonora. It Is near ly the same as the California law on the subject. Any person can carry arms on the roads, but not in the towns without @ license from the pre- feet The national guard of the State is to be immediately reorganized.
 The news from the interior of the Republic has quite warlike or troub- lous sound; and understanding the extraordinary powers given by the national Congress to President Lerdo, one can readily imagine that the old leaven of revolution and disorder is again at work in the body of the peo- pie and liable to break out at any moment, thereby lessening conf dence in the stability of the govern ment and retarding improvement It Is feared that this condition IS having bad effect on the Sonora and Ari- zona railway project, although it is thought that any general disturbance of the peace in Sonora, is improba ble
 Apache raids in the last month, are few--in fact Sonora to-day has but little to complain of in this respect, compared with three years ago. Many of the ranches in the northern part of the State, are being again re- DeODled and reStOcked with animals