New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
rarEn FROM MEXICO.

later FROM MEXICO
n a,nvpsi..o,e.t in che saiting Of .A.s,.sr.
ar from Havana DisaP' .c,,rr, Of the
SsuerriIins between era Cruz and Ori.
.nha Revival Of an old Quarrel between
DoSiad0 an'I Zarmgosa- Change i'm the
Policy Of Tsrancc-Improvenen in the
Health Of the French Treops-The "o-
mifo mt eera Cruz-Tbc new Freneh ne
enfor' ements-Troubic between our Coh-
sui and the Governor of x"ca'"n'
Ccrresr nndenco Of The ". Y Tribune.
HAVANA, July o. 1862.
An Havana is mnrrDuring against TIE Outrageous
charge in The day OF railing Of this steamer Que
u.s ,dver,i.,d 10 sa ON the Goth, or afier; ana on
he, arrival ON the ODD a advertisement was
sen, which appeared in the pal ers OF the $780, STAT
IN, that she w.nld sail on the 24'h. Many Of the
yseposrs are in the country, not intending TO come
10 ,hs.c,y nil the 18th. Trey will he left, and the
pa money will be lost, as 1t can only be reeoV
sred ,h-onob lawsuit, which everybody avoids in
this co.ntry. TIE merchants are Of course behind
baraio their accounts and correspondence by these
TWO DAYS anticipation of date of sailing The poor
nv, -xorked clerks are loud and deep in their ana,h
euRs eganst IN. consigneeh.
There are many reasons afloat for this strange act
one is that 80 eonsigpees have, with th.r minds,
entirely loaded the steamer 10 the exclusion vi other
cargo aud wish TO have her arrive in your port lii
tine To avoid the new tariff of August ], and thus
profit upon the consequent rice III price Of sugar 10
baccO, and cigars. AZ We have only TINS steamer II
10 peculiarly annoying. Who knows when We sball
have another To add 10 the confusion, the gothips
have tried 70 spread a report that the Columbia does
not return again till the Autumn trade opens, to-
gether with the Eagle. But l am assured that this
is not the case.
We have late dates from the Republic of Mexico,
but no news. The French transport La Serre came
In yesterday in six Gays from Vera Cruz, 10
with port she carried Il cargo Of coal Ste
leaves room for France. Her news confirms that
which we bad by La Guerrero, taGt IL, that the
gncrrjllas who lad been 80 successful In their at
taeks on the French conveys from Vera Cruz TO
Orzabe have disappeared, and that the road Is once
more open.
IL seems there has been quarrel between Do
blado and Zarsgosa or ather the revival OF "a cid
fedd which incl DIES Onega, and fuel has been
added by the appointment of Gen. Comonfort as
Comaanderiu-Cni f. and that of Or;ega as Minister
of Justice. The death of Sr. Eocandon wa great
blow TO the Jaarist party and now that she Genet-
ais are by the ears, one can tell Wha Is 10 DO Tie
result
L. would seem that the policy of France is being
changed, and IL is openly stated To bs the case IN
Vera Cruz. TIE recall Of that Infamous pseudo
diplomats, Ssligny gives great satisfaction, espec
ally IL ia, were, IN dHgGoe which Id proved
BY The sending DOT of La GIavlere, with pleniio-
Tertiary powers, in his stead Tor their views were
opposed 20 each other.
TIE D.arto (Hsvana) says the health of The French
troops at Ornsba Is improving, though the vonilto
continues feaItully at Vera Cruz. lie sanle paper
says thai they had not only provisions enough but TO
spare; that the soldiers gaming great credit III
tb,ir private theairicas, winning laures The best
comedians might envy. And is II possible the great
Ix.1 .lef In. an Ia
porpose They tight, get whipped and then settle
down 10 amuse themselves with masquerading. New
glory TO add 10 the eagles Of France.
We are iniOrmed by the Prea-a here that the new
reSnforcements for tie French army 10 be landed
in the Martinique, there 10 await any emergency
that may call them to Mexico As LOrenceZ has
been waiting for these re-eDforcemenis, be will
probably do nothing ull they arrive. Meanwhile,
the something Mcawber waited for may turn mp.
WOat does our country TO prevent the French arms,
victorious ia Mexico, from marching through Dixie
npon Washington Stranger things have come TO
pass.
which left that place on tine 18Th ult., arrived q;
Santiago de Caba 90 the stu inst. She brings o.
ders aud dispatches from Napoleon Ill. aud 100
men, and several surgeons and physlclAns for
the French army in NJ Xico. Ii ;s stated that there
have been S36 deaths FROM black vomt among the
French marines there. Ga the 18th III. ID. NJ. man
Oi.war Petrol appeared of our harbor, and cent N
boat 70 Communicate with the English Consul; she
then went on her way. The Diario Siys sae went
20 Key West 10 protect British interests now
penaced there. Two Union cruisers chased the
Eugli-h ship Shooting STAR which sailed from this
porE for Nassau without catching Der.
On the 18th, the Spanish bark Guadalupe came in
with 3i4 coolies This is the only importation this
year, and no more are expected ss they are not
liked, and there lie sale them these will find,
thank God, poor market. Last year about 100
were sold III tbis city alone,
We have had no Confederate arrivals since 10Y
last, and none likely TO come.
A question has aliven between the United States
Consul aud the Governor Of Yucatan, respecting
contribution OF per cent imposed upon foreigners
hol0Iug properly ia that State. Nolos were passed,
when The Governor informed the Consul that lie
had been misinformed in the matter. The Consul
stated that he wOald agree that bus fellow-ctizens
should pay the contribution, according the motif
cation OF the lst Of February, and perfect equal
lily with the MeXioans OF the whole Republic.