New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

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arrobas 100 ibl coffee and other goods.
The BalfiraoTe came in on the Dist; but as SIZE D@u
dsve passage her news was anticipated by ine
Noe Daqui, which arrived ne day previous a.
Ma.anzas, and whose n,ws shed deI-ht On wv
hearts If all loval Americans and chagnn on tA' =
OF the Seceshers. Even the rnglisn seeihed huI
They crndge us each victory, aud one ~ pIO'ru ~
merchant Herel asked me if / was really N.Iur.,
enough 20 expec it to he confirmed. aiuuo " 'N'
battle OF Son erset. or Mill SpIlnI' a. .o;Ia6
The pseudo English schooner Edeenie cn;,e
ON the 3l,t for Matamoras. There seems 10 Oe Ille
o demand there Tor firearms, NC WEI V"' Wv
eminent would send come there: -, c..u, Ko,
/ Or he III i,st. came the Nonpareli rom hey
West. Your correspondent there VIII =. ~
van OF several items of interest since us I,st' ~
/ s,sers from Fort Pickens aud ore from hey Nts'
c,,,o j., Ler She returned yesterday win the Eli.
On lie IN sailed the English ~ steamer MlrAmon
TO- Nassau and the British steamer STEADY came H.
! IN the evening Of the 4th inst arrived the Span
in steamer san Francisco de AsIs bringing ne IT.
- from Mexico 10 tie 18th ut, and from Vera
Crnz 10 the Sob. In her came coasin Of General
Prim. yto is 10 escort bis wife, Tie Condrsa Ge
Pens 20 Vera Cruz. Size is a AieXienn, but nus not
eeen her relatives there for over ten years, SO II
sceuls the General expects 70 STAY there some tlne
have il from the best authority That the portion OIL
Cant zen. OF the island was offered 20 nn ere eaV
Ing Span bit th0t lie neither accepted nor reirsed
il. Lam also Informed from the fountain head thai
Gen SerVauo sent by the last mail the III cntane az
bis f0Vh ges4gn0t on, ana IN m'a ASSURED ana deter
mined words de aiod his firm intention OF leaving,
even If his doing should leave tie government
here in the HANDS of the neat IN command.
/ Mirauon, whose departure under false name ~
the Avon from this ] wrote YOU in my last, was
seized OH arrival al Vera Cruz, and "a now lnpils-
oued on board II. Il. NJ = steamer Challenger. lhis
act. though done by Commodore Dunlop has been
approved by tue Allies, and ii not tied and 6. n
denned by the English for his theit at the Dl'isb
Legation in Mexico, he viii he allowed TO return TO
lie port. lie was tsted 80 he cizen Mira
mOn.'
On the 18th. the Spauards expelled from Tanpico
were sent back IN Spanish vessel Oi war, is also
| Spanish VIce-Consul.
/ II seems thet Gen. Rnbalcaya brought the result
OF The Commissioners who carried ire ulnratnm ana
which was known 20 Gen. Prim and the Aimee on
the morning Of the 10Th. The Isabel la Cat0lca lei ia
the afternoon, and they one not particularly hl,nou
N the palace .ere with JuHrez n on-committ rel ",
and fay he Is "A shrewd man, and does ho'ilnS uu'
ey1ie lie fundamentally more than the i0nr
DAVIS elapsed without having CONF he'd wish Isltfui-
sions and though JuaIez, ere the adJonThmeh' o.
+ tor.,rass WAS empowered 20 make all arrangements
necessary for tie welfare Of tie country he pre-
/ lers to lay it before Congress. Meanwhile time
must elan &C. and with time dying oil the Allied
tooys Below / give you come data III regard 10
/ Their sanitary state, which ID dread Il.
! The Didrio says letter 10 II says that Juarez
made 10 objection 20 treating with the Allied Com
mi4sOners on The pacific lemert OF TIE question:
but iet be tIied 10 impose coHdhoH from the De-
ginning, but entirelV I'M rae lcable Hnd una'-
eeptsble tbut es not tel VS. what that condition
We; as il has tired 10 prove tie Mexians rs beiJB
very friendly to the SuaEiqrds il would never do
r. At conditot beng simply TIE 1rtt drdr0i tron' y
c0VAtrV Of the SYASlsR J0TCeSj ard says tLt IDS
was not even listened 10, II IS the 4 les and uo
Juarez who are 10 IMPOSE CONDITIONS. Where tbcsc
negotiations were 10 he held 10 not even decided YET
Some saw y will he IN Jala a, some in OilaDl,
hut that Gen. Prm wishes 1t TO he in the capital.
letter says that among TIE conditions imposed Oy
uaeZ vas az the cXDeditIOuary forces shC AID with
draw save 900, witch VIII escort tie penipoien-
tiaiies 20 Jalapa and during their stay there;
/ but that Prm is determined TO advance with
the whole army--by force of arms, If necessary,
as is impossible 10 expose he health OF the troops
any longer in the neightOrhCod Of Vera Cruz. Rob
berries sre 10 longer beard Of, and II is easlly ac-
counted fOr--mOst IF TIE T0ktrS 9rere Spa"0Ldf,
and now they DO not daie show themselves. The
few who were MeXicans lave submitted 10 Juarez,
and been enrolled it, the army. Manuel loZada,
Spanard, known under the 10 riquet " The Tiger
Of Ahca, was billed by the troops Of Gov ie..o
! Oaazon, on The 9Th Of December Caiign, who
formerly lived here, was shot December 2f az also
Button, Jose Alouzo Antonio Pereds the brother
two Cobos--all Spariarts. One Of these brothers
CotOs hoi-,ed the Spanish ting in the noun
tains, when his whole band left hin, and lie was
delivered Gp, ard killed. Several others are ia
duiance vile, aud this explains the welcome
news published here that robberies have ceaac.
The MeXicans have for some time been painted
bl8cker THAI they were, aGd We shal mud
that most Of the crimes hich the Allies require 20
DO Undermined were committed by Slaniards. ~
rumor circulated ia Vera Cruz Gays; Gen. Almonte
is expected soon with instructions, &e., and wltn
.he connivanoe Of European power, IN regard to
PROPOSE g monarchy TO the Mexican people
having al the head Ar,htuhe vi AustTu, r. lit
ssy Prince Fernando IaXllallia1. My ieuers from
Mexico up % the 18th say ieOGOsio Larel and other
pnuisieTs of the $50 calico Governments Of Iuoaga
= ana bilrauaou as also Manuel Ro5les, Iezneia, Gar
ven aud other heads Oh inc IeacuOnsis nave gwen
IN iheir allegiance, some taking advantage OF the
.Iusrcz amnesty and Oib'rs ciitung tier service
70 t0rfke run. Gilvtz cane in with 10 re1. Man
vel Cola placed himself and I'll Ills forces at tb,
dspoaio ofthe Government, ar so have outerIc2
ami Feblos. Gen. Gonzalez Mendoza has lecH o y
pointed chef of the Pueta Department, and he q
vigorously placing tnat STATE in good condition ~
defense.
A treaty bas been ratified with Belgium " Of
friendship, commerce, and navigation, ssned ~
{ the pieuipotehtiaIie-, Monies ana Mint.
| The newspapers french HEsfgfte and tho
Yrait d Un,oa have been suDpTessei. Gen. Con
zaez t.ga left Zacstecas tOT san Luib with an al
oitiona force Of 800 meni JuoOmtn had let J lis"o
for the same point. Legion Of Honor bas been
lestablifhCd, composed OF chiefs and MCer u the
Mexican army. On the 25th, arrived at Meyico
Gen. Jose Maria Arteaga, with 900 men ana II
cannon. lie was the Governor Of QcrettTo, and li-
contingent was 600 men, be brought 1850 Du-
range has sent 1000 men, and 80 every STATE has
4 aeut IT, contingent and some have exceeded 1t.
There is no trouble in recruiting.
Au order to The Spanish force tsys hat Instead Of
the usual rtioDs after the Ist Of February real
per day lz. cents will be given TO each soldier, 70
the subaefns $40 per month; TO The captains, ,lj;
20 the chiefs s2l think this must mean beside tie
ordinary raiions OF bread, &c. that Tie is for and
instead of fresh provisions. Chickens quotedats
each and meat is not qu0iod al all
In Vera Cruz the So ,niards have 603 sick soldiers
in the Military Hospital, which IS only calculated
for so to 30 and 400 have been placed there.
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