New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-09


A fle Of the Too Rspublies, received by
thslsss naif from vsrs sCrss, furnishes us
the following items: s' ~
General Regules telegraphs the govern
ment from M0relia that in passing Ucares
Captain Reyes, In command Of forty two
men. was met BY . band Of 200 revolution
lists hesded BY the so-cslled General Juan
de Di0s Redriguea. when . desperate fight
ensued, which finally resulted In the com.
plete defeat of the revolutionists. with
heavy loss. Among the killed was General
Rodriguez. the acknowledged head OF the
revolutionary movement in Michoacan. He
was . man of great courage, undisputed
ability and enjoyed Q vide popularity
among his 60 religionists Of the st .te, and
his death may be considered fatal blow to
the rebellion in that section. Upon receipt
In Mexico OF the telegram az Announcing this
victory, Captain Reyes was immediately
promoted to the rank Of comandante ina
jor) by order of the President.
On the fifth Of October the small steamer
called La Union Fraternsls will commence
to run from this city across Lake Texcoco
to the town OF the same name. This is
quite an Improvement on the travelling IA
cilities heretofore in vogue. Romantic peo-
pie will no longer have an excuse for epend.
ing the night ON the lake IN q fatbOat.
By direction of the supreme government,
General Fuero issued . proclamation, de-
claring the State of Nuev0 Leon in a si ate
of siege, and has assumed the political CON.
troll of the State. We learn that both of
the belligerent parties, Governor Trevlno
and General Martinez, have submitted to
the federal commander.
During the last few days several dstin-
guished persons have been Imprisoned,
among whom are Generals Chacon and
Mirafuentes and Messrs. Villanueya and
Villavicencio. 1t ia understood that these
gentlemen have imbibed too deeply in the
dt ceptive and Intoxicating cup of revolu-
tion. We hope this may prove untrue.
General Pedro Martinez, with 1000 men,
defeated General Narapio, and has marched
upon Monterey, the capital of the State.
Later-GOvernor Trevipo has defeated and
dispersed the revolutionists commanded by
General Pedro Martinez.
A child recently fell into the Rio Grande,
and after floating down the river nearly
two leagues was rescued alive. 1t is un.
decided whether this was miracle or an
accident.
Several persons belonging to the force
sent out from MstamOras 10 search of con
cesled arms belonging to COrtina have been
murdered near that city.
Lieutenant Colonel Bustillos, of the Sec.
ond Cavalry, with 100 mep, was surprised
and defeated by band Of 200 revolution
lists, near Iguals, on the thirtieth ultimo
Mre. Gertrude Alvarez recently died in
Jalisco in the full possession of her faculties
up to the last moment at the age OF l22
years.
preliminary surveys Of the Jesus Maria and
Matamoras railroad, have arrived ct the
latter place.
The revOlutionists commanded by Felix
Alvarado. in MiohOacan, have been defea ed
and dispersed by Lieutenant Jesus Juarez.
The tramwsy from the plaza of Cordoba
to the station Of the Vera Cruz railway, will
soon be completed.
The State troops of Jalisco have defeated
the rebel Meza. The rebels left forty of
their number dead on the field
1t is said the revOlutiOnists under Moline
butchered the prisoners captured near
Iguala In cold blood.
A priest has been fined q round sum at
Laredo for holding religious service in q
graveyard.
It is reported, but not believed, that Gen
eral Riva PalaciO has pronounced against
the government.
An ex-imperialist called Estrada has pro-
nounced in Temascaltepeo, at the head of
200 men.
A company Of eighty men forced the revo.
lu'ionists of Nueva Leon to abandon Monte.
morelos.
The construction of telegraph line from
TabascO to Chiapss will soon be com.
meneed.
The President has pardone1 Colonel
Francisco Ugarte, lately captured in Micho,
Rcan.
There are local disturbances in Durango,
caused by the recent election for Governor.
A street car has been built in this sity,
without anything foreign about it.
Several commercial houses in Puebla have
failed within the last two weeks.
Mr.. Fllomeno Bravo has been elected
Governor of the State of Colima.
A paper factory has been recently estab.
lished at Queretaro.
Left to sail ON the New Orleans steamer
which departs from Vera Cruz to morrow:
Mrs Foster, wife of Hon. John W. Foster,
United States minister, her daughter Miss
Elenor, aud her relative Miss Ada Reed,
who has been spending severel months in
this capital. Mrs. Foster and her daughter
will return in two or three months. DR..
and Mrs. T. G. Richardson, of New Orleans,
who have also passed the summer in this
republic. Mr.. j. w. Wexel, merchant of
this city and New York; he goes to the lat
ter city and thence to Paris. Mr.. Maurice
Levek. editor of the Minero, who goes to
New York. and probably to Europe.