New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
LATER rKQn MEXICO
The Political situuiion Unchanged

from Our ccia Correspondent 49,
HAyASa, April ~, 1862.
We have comparatively small budget Of news to
send by this mail. We have late dates from various
quarters but nothing has transpired 10 help corre-
roudent 10 IN itcu in that inst now, rich held
Mexico There the aclionists hoping for recogni-
ton from European powers, still struggle IN the
wrong rath-the right ia too powerful, and mus'
triumph.
We are likely to have more whrike demonsiri-
zion .oon f,om the Allies than we have seen since
,heir arrival in the Repubiic-the recalling Of Vice
Admiral .Juren. who perchanoe, through cnHu' was
anxious 10 tcn.nate their doubtful position and the
re-euforomonis recently arrived, together with The
greater number 20 be cent, spite Of the tiIarino
ioesty or alliance ali tend 10 the belief that France
will carry the wsr into Mexico, whether Tor political
ends or not reinains TO be seen.
v,,ote Won that Almonte, Father Miranda,
and Uaro Tauariz, had left Vera Cruz with the
Brigader. General Lorcncez, proliung by the pro-
lection Of the French dag. One would suppose thai
The French nation had already sufficiently wronsed
Mexico through this same Ahnontc TO enable them
10 cease aiding aud abettins him. Gen Zaiagoza
ON learning the departure OF there gentlemen, sent
.ope troops to arrest him. according to the law OF
Jan. %. but not wishing attack the French d.
vision. did not succeed.
President Juarez bar ezacied Of the French peni-
potentiary the deliverance OF Almonie, bn' was an
syered that if the persons under the protection
of his flag chose 10 deliver themselves up he could
not nreven il. but under no consideration would he
deliver them up; the same letter from Vera Cru
tina, refer TO above sayt that these three gentlemen
were about returning to Vera Cruz, voluntarily,
however. The French reeniorccmeniS entered Cor
dova the oath ult. Brighten. Lorencez arrived tle
day before and lodged with Gen. Prim
Almonle has issued proclamation to The nhIion
r,cadino the cause Of monarchy to be established
,hrou,h French Intervention; in il he yles himself
accent or representative of the Allied powers. Several
comics had reached Mexico and mail from Alnonle
had been arrested, in which were some copies Ano
various documents, one plan to place bun tenpor"
rv at the head of the nation and then to eonvoke
conpr.ss TO decide what kind Of government snail O'
given TO the country.
I have 10 report the execution Of one well knowi
in Washington-Gcn. Robles Peznela eA'meAicai
Minister to our Government. Though u talented ant
good man, lie had, like many another IN our OWL
land. taken WRONG view Of the rebellion. Tic "a'
orr,s,ed and exi.d 10 Lower California. On th'
2ls<n> WAS arrested near Tehuacan, at town cane'
IL be-. lie was going to the French camp ne
dony,R6 confer with Amonte, and u place llInseN
bcnca,b the protection of the French flag. lie wa
carried TO Cbalchicomula, and was pubhciy suo' VI
the 23d. We are told that the Allied representative
did all in their power to save him; but their mes
sepger, though there was plenty Of tme,' did N"
arrive ill three hours after be had ceased to exist
The official report Of the explosion at Chachlco
muIa states the number Of killed at l,6ii, and
those wounded most Of them mortality AT o'S' max
ipQ 2 .2O2 wounded and killed.
| The E,. ,sf, de M'Iic0 STATE, tjs. she S.a'ss .