New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
INTERESTING from SsXic0.


csu,spons nee Of TAe n. y TriSuo'.
NEw-OsLEANs, Dee. II, 1885,
President Juarea al Vera Cruz IA aw''t''g tle
r.c ,vt OF ou,lo. from vessels ltey armed 70 pro-
VIDE Inn with funds with which 10 con neHce
movement OF his forces sg sinss the Ctyo' Mexico.
Meanwhile. be- i. not st ali inundated BY the
rumor. Of + ,hcscaray smareh upon NeTaNIuzi LOT
IL - well known that tue ls'ter General IS SUI
without HE heavy artillery necessary Tor suc1 a
purvo,e. aud that, While ms ,canty iJFcc3 remain
m trs vicinity of Pcroe, be bas been compelled 10
return 10 Mexico for money.
Zuloaga SIN firmly relics 90 the \iscOunt Ga-
briac's promises Of European i1teryentiJn ia his
favor but is greatly harsssed Tor want OF funds
The clergy recently loaned him their obligations or
&7OOOCO bat OF this soc, GOO had 10 10 used in
refunoing a forced loan, temporarily made from
the merchants few days before, ara of the re-
naming $500 600 he could only rcsilze >l,D, O0O,
tie money .lcuders exsctng their oNn terms, which
ne was forced 10 accept.
Nidaurr is at Monterey, recognizing bis Forces
and awaiting additional troops from IamauGpas,
when he will move on San LpIs.
Gen Arteaga Is on the road from QueretarO to
Gusnauato with 500 men 50 cut of all pommuni-
caticn between NiramoB and the capital, and should
II be- necessary viii march to the Puente Cadercn
10 DegDlladO's assistance.
Alairiste, Constitutional Governor OF the State
Of Pueblo, is in the plains OF Apam with 2000 men,
and with Gen. Caman0, who has arrived at Mdta-
mOras de Izucar, with 5000 men from the south,
will soon make an attack on the Cay OF PVebla.
Gen BlancO, in tie south OF MithOacsD, has still
q large constitutional force, as have aisO Gems,
Hueria aud l.abas Iturbide ia the Bahio
Aside from all these strong cUnbnatlors against
Zuloags, the chauce OF his remaining N power is
Iessened by ueSv movement looking 10 d UNION
between the Moderados Of beth the Liberal and
Conservative Ct more propeFy, the Constitute nal
ard Church parties; b9yiDg Cor It's object to place
at the head OF the Government, some person who
can command the confidence OF the more moderate
men of each party, and tina. effect reconciliation
of all conflicting interests.
This movement, however, lacke the support of
the extreme Liberals Ori still involves the setting
ASIDE of the present Constitution.
Statements from authoritative channels lead te
the convection that the present difficulties with
Spain are IN course OF satisfactory adjustment.
ZulOaga has acccded to all the demands of Spain
on biz part; and, on the other hand, the CODsltu-
tiOnaists, under luarez, have been equally ready
to make PREPARATION for the forced loans at Tampico
aud lave coIcFded satisfactory arrangements
therefore, which haze already been ratified by
Gen. COncha.
II was reported in the City of Mexico, by an
attacbe of the French Legation, that Admiral Pc
maud had come 10 bOmbird Vera Cruz, III COUPLE
ance with the NiscOunt Gabriacs promise to ZulO
aya--uuder the pre- ext that Gov. ZamOra had sP-
prOprlstcd the interest on the French claims. But
OH the contrary the Admiral was met on his arri-
val by a deputa;on from the French residents IN
Mexico, with full written statement, in which
they expressed the strongest sentiments in
favor of the liberal party, acknowledging that
they had received good treatment from them, and
that they had the fullest reliance iii their honesty
and good faith.
This caused the Admiral to change bis views, and
he sent to his Government direct full account of
the condition of affairs in Mexico based upon the
facts as he had thus received them. All movement.
on bis part, will therefore be delayed until further
orders from France. Since then, Gov. Lancora
bad been handsomely received on board the
AdIniral's vessel, and salutes had been exchanged
with the Castle of San Juan O'Doa.