New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
FROM MEXICO.
THE FOREIGN MEDIATION.

BY Newt Orleans we have mails from Vera Cruz 70
tie 9th u and from the City Of Mexico TO the list
| MT.
eoadrcta Of nearly 81 600 900 was TO leave Mexico
for Vera Crnz on tie Eth inst It will be escorted AZ
far the National Bridge by the forces Of the Central
Government wien il will be delivered over 10 whom
soever has the right TO receive IT," Whether this last
condition will create difficulty the last year, remains
to be seen. In all probability however, the export
duty at Vera Cruz viii be paid by all without oppos-
ton, and then the money will be permitted 10 go on
board the English Spanish steamers at Sacrihcos,
or elsewhere, as the merchants may think beet.
BY THE arrival, alro we have the important an
ditionnaly accepted tie proposed French and English
n mediation for AN arnlisticc This newt wac Drought
down by the last extraordinary in dispatch from Mr.
Matthews, the British Charge 10 Capt Adams, Of the
ValOroue Tie proposition was conceived IN these
terms by Lord John Russell:
Her Msesy's Government would see WITH ea.i'faeton ir
he period Of III months Of year an ~ 10 nsoys
government for The country In this the Brih Geysrament
tbbSd Il . oHiy prom i,c. stability aud order
Tie srn-ice should be general and proclaim civil and reh
II ae propositions src not accepted Br Government
the two psre. or damsse. done British subjects
The instructions Of the French Government to Mr..
Gabriac conceived in nearly the same ierms, TO
which Miramon has formally replied, through bs Sec
rotary for Foreign Affairs that his Government accepts
them they stand, with the exception that instead
81 of an immediate declaration OF religious liberation,
that question shall be left the determination OF the
" General Congress"
The civil goes well as possible, considering
the exhausted financial condition Of the country. The
weather at Vera Cruz 10 exceedingly hot but, with the
execution of some scattering Of the YOito the
city and port We're healthy.
The T. s. SHIPS Brooklyn, Saratoga, and Poeahontas
were still anchored off the harbOr where the Savannah
was daily expected.
The Spanish mail steamer Mexico from Havana the
Eth arrived out ct Vera Cruz on the I'D, all well.
The war steamer Constitution formerly the Indiano-
a) sailed for Alvarado and Tlacoalpan on the 24tb.
Capt. Turner of the Saratoga, has addressed tho fol-
lowing Eote TO The " o. PicayuRe:
UNITED STATES SHrP SARATOGA,
OFF VERA Cruz, April - 1860.
To he Editor Of The Net' Orleans Pieoyne
SIR: Ii may excite surprise that should notice any
publications of the individuals Marin aud as commanding the
ssme which eaPtGIed at a91n aSsa ase, he
fore The Courts and official letters published in
the papers Havana show them entirely unworthy Of notice or
no such conversations took place my cabin between
Eyse and those persons related by them In the d'o os ~
hoond there the to isoenee OIL he
part Of either OF them.
Had there been should simply have rung the bell FOR my
orderly aud directed hi!u them from my ca5
Their department respectful nrhe extreme. IL was hnni
BILE obequous aud seville natural having been detected
aud arrested by their folly and rasness IN such an enter
IL i true that offered them refreshments cly prompted
by my sympathy for their unhappy condition hch seems
did not as could not appreciate 1t.
The Dis orderly conduct marines aud sailors who boarded
the Gen MenOn tie theft Of his watch &C. conPinsd Of ~
fertile brain OF that dstB guisled parsonage
sentry was placed his cabin door, and all intercourse
forbidden with and the officers commanding ta de-
The so nor did the Admir- complain before leaving mere
any these oursges hsdbps fabricated Tor the puP~s
Of producing effect rpon public opinion -
T. TURNER Commander