New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
MEXICO.
GSne.poDaence Of The N. o Picsyune.

There is quite a stir inst now. In the last few
days French feet has anchored al Sacrhcios under
the command Of Aomiral Pourneau. There are now
here FIVE French vessels viz. two steant r. Two
hrgs and frigae I 80 others are expected so"h;
thus there will be French feet OF sevea ships here
ID a few days.
There are also here four Spanish war vesse's, and
three more expected daily 1hey come II - said,
bert upon war. .
There will be here in a short time three British war
vessels coming on collecting eTPed"'oa:
THIS will give formidable array OF Is war ves-
Ses at this port. .
Fr.m the interior have positively nothing rela-
Ae Comm uuication is still cut Off but il said there
" formidable force on the way betxeen this and
Orizaba 70 attack this city.
Ever body IL astlr and foreigners are leaving the
city for the coast 10 get out Of danger.
10 the Vera Cruz ProQreso of the I'd inst we find il
stated that the diligence which had arrived the pre-
viOu- day had brought reliable confirmation Of re-
ports already current that Gen. Msiquez had been
routed by forces under the command OF Geo. Drgol
lado, in acton al the bridge OF Iolootan ard tha;
Gen. AIteaga bao obtsined complete triumph over
party conmsuded by Col. Ruelas 10 the neignborhoJd
of Guar aiu4,o not entering the city, hOSever he
desired fret 70 confer With DegOlddo. Ruelas, II i
stated, .r1ved at the capital on the 10Th ut.
II was lepor ed that number Of firms 10 the capi
tal had bee puTsued by IN. /uloago Government, TO
having resisted the heavy and peremptory demand
mao. upon them Ior further contrbuilohs.
The TrsctOD8Iy movement, says the Pr0greso ~
rspdy approaching Us eDt, aui il is scarcely
II appears from articles in the Progrcso that Senor
Sarlat, the Zuloapa Governor Of TabascO, on leaving
the city preseason Of il being taken by the Lib
erals, already Announced, went 70 the several for
egn CODsuls with the view Of preudlcing them
spainst the designs of the Liberals and endeavored to
persuade them that prime feature in their course
would be that Of depressing foreigners. SenoT d.
ADse COrsO the Liberal Governor, immediately on
ssceItaiIibg fact, addressed communications 70
the several Consus for the purpose of counteractng
any impressions which Sarlats statements might be
calculated MAKE; and the replies Of the Consuls Of
the United States, OF SPAN, aud OF France, u Gov.
Corsos circular are published. Mr.. r.. i. johnson,
our Consul, briefly expresses his satisfaction with
Senor Cors0's declaration, and announces his nten-
ton to transmit II To lis Government. S-nOr ID.
Pablo Sastre Mesa states that the report that the
Liberal forces would not respect the residences OF the
COnsus or foreigners tab ing possession Of the city,
had created the profOurdest disgurt in hm but that
the declarations of Senior COrso had completely quoted
all his SppIel ensius although he intimates that he
had previously so tied the Captain General of Cuba
10 send vessel Of 10 the port to protect Spanish
citizens should Il prove necessary. N. Enile Brinac
the French Consul, Dmates his pleasure in believing
ID the sincerity of Senor COrsos declaration, and that
the fsars which had been raise for the SAFETY OF
fTeLch subjects were tranqulIzed.
Col Btnavides, heretofore attached to the Liberal
party, is Dtlmeted to have gone over to the Zuloaga
side, on the taking of the Castle OF PerOte, aud had
written letter TO the G. vernon of the State OF Vera
Cruz, Recommending him to submit TO the Zooaguista
seerme The Prog,eso administers to him very
CdubilC cdeugbll II lOT tIedCutIy
Gov. Arteaga of Queretara has issued decree, the
obj CT of which to put down bands Of marauders who
Ii the name ot the Liberal party perpetrate Outages
Oh the people in sparsey populated parts of the coun
try. IL prOvices that every chief must have written
authority from the General Chief of the Federal army
from the first nd in chief of the division of
Michoacan, from the chief recognised by the first
named, from the Constitutional Governor of Guans
juato; and that every person acting without such
authority shall be punished as bandit
Lower California is announced to have declared for
the Copstiututionalists.
Senors Soto CabrotO and Carvaja with respect
able force, occupied Pachuca the itb ult report
ed in the account of Gen. Mea, published yesterday
in the communication of Tehauntepec cOrre-
spondept Although the place is so near the capital
~ miles dstaDtnp 10 the 9Th, the Zaloaguista troops
had made no advance against them.
The Pr0gre,o publishes the correspondence between
Senor juan BaptIsta Tupete the c)mmander oi the
Spanish naval oices at Tampico, and Gen Garza, on
the subject Of the denaLd made GU the 10Th ult, Oy
the oIm=r for reparation within twenty nours Tor
the forced loan imposed Spaniards in that place,
together Tn q circular from Juarezs Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs S nor Ocampo of the 10th
OF October IN which 1t Is explicitly directed that III
future oreIeIs should b. exempted IN cases OF forced
loanr being raised, ami tina. they should be given
satisac ory security for acknowledgements where they
have been made and communication from Senor
Ocsmpo dated the 9th, addressed to Cara express
ing srproya Of the course he had pursued ON the
demand beng made him. III Will be recDliected
that Cara arranged the difficulty by satsfyiog the
Spanish merchants ut Tamplco, consistently with the
te. ms of The circular above alluded 10.
Gen. Eche sgsrsy had issued proclamation in ref
to the capture OF Perote, congratuating his
forces the event. lalding them very highly for tue
foriude they had displayed, and then announcing to
them his int ntiOn Of shooting all the olccfs ana ser
geans taken prisoners and one In every hve o. the
men. " A horrible spectacle, he says, q" viii disturb
your qualification. l am at those Mexicans who pre-
serve their natural good feengs you cannot zee with
Indifference tie death of brethren, although you
know the en- OF which they gully.
1 have commanded the officers and serSeants taken
prisoners TO be shot, and one III five OF the rebel sol
dtrs 10 be selected 10 sutier the same penalty ana
this order will be fulfilled notwithstanding tue vlo-
lDce that have been compelled TO do myself IN issu
ing it. The unhappy men who, within lew hours,
will To exist corel onsts oil the sssasshs
Of the Yong Gen. Manern, the brave man who tell IN
Zacatecas, and of Gen Blancarte, a model OF honor
and bravery, in Gusdalaj ra. Remember what your
dear country has ost 10 the death of these and other
such heroes, and reflect tha, 10 establish order, her
blood thirsty enemies must disappear. Continue lend
ing your useful services with the came value and hrm
ness az hitherto. Vera Cruz expects us; and do not
doubt that n defeuee of the holy cause which we pro-
claim your General and lreld viii be the hrst IN en-
couitorng Dangers Of all kinds. Viva Religion. Viva
The Republic. Viva true Liberty. Viva the Supreme
Government Viva the Army"
Don Juan de- Nicario, with Zuoaguista force of5OO
men, is said 10 have been routed with great slaughter
OIL tie 9th ult Chletia himself being badly
wounded and being con PEELED to fly TO Jonacatepec
witD ony SenOr Salas and the Rector oi the latter
place in his company. As many as l,S corpses were
counted on the theater 0i the battle and many moro
were killed while fleeing.
Gen. lgesias, commanding the forces of Vera Cruz
had issued decree ordering those who should scale
the was of the city be shot unets under Is years
Of age and then TO be subjected to corPoreal punish
Liept.
Col Zsyas Of the sulipss National Guards, had
issued proclamation u them, at CIudad Victoria,
calling them to muster for service and march 10
Tnla 10 take the Of the deferse Of the cause,
averge the reverse sustained by Vdaurr and enable