New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
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VrR. CRUz, Feb. 90 1862.
T. IL impossible for 10 give you an idea Of TIE
effect which followed the news that President Jusre1
bad ratified the prelimaaies o. pehce syfee1 ui9n "a
so'efsd between the Conde de Bcus and ST Dobiado
While the natives Of tie city exhibited the utmost
satisfaction 1t plain to zee 10y the isces o. 'he
so,dels q. the garrison thai tney wou!d nave Pre-
fsrrei reuc0ntre in order 10 force psseage 10 the
The allied forces, with tie exception Of the En-
olish who pUsit TRANSPORTS from Havana To ie-
embark, have already commenced Their inaTch; aAd
very likely they viii rot nee. tho least oppo iioh,
IA Precedent J0Arez has gwen oriere 10 Gen. EsFa-
,s To leave tie roa6s betwC 81 Vera Cruz, CcidOyt,
t,,iz.i,a and 1cluacsn perfectly unobstrncted, 20
t.i rot only can {, Ailcs nave free pas'age, but
! tho, Vera Cruz mny be amply supplied viii pro-
visions.
preTident JuaIez hos ordered that 1T our fellow
icoputryiuea expelled .rom TaIp!c0 at the beoun!ng
OF Tie campaign-msry Of whom are IN this city in
tie deepest povert nj liberty 20 return 10 tia.
MACE with The assurance that they ehai! hot be Gr-
Iler ,noies,ed They will lie taken 10 their deetins
ton IN , lew days on board of tie steameroi-"sr
Cgadalquiyer.
H., receip; Of President Juarezs communication,
septi 20 inc French admiral Jurieu de IL Ginyiere,
who was at feieria preparing The French troops TO
march 10 Iehuacan.
Communication between this city md The capital
bsyino been interrupted COR soinc hye, alarming
rumor. were current "a 10 the fate Of the Juarez
Gcveruneut II was said that the reac,i0naries,
commanded in considerable Numbers by Genersis
rar1uez md Cobcs, had defeated the troops of the
Government at tho very gates OF tue City Of Mexico.
ana thAt the Preside at had taken 10 tight. We have
certain information that there IL no foDndat on
for the report. BY the diligence from Mexico, We
learn that nothing unusual had occurred there and
that the road from Chiquihuite wos entirely open,
Gen. Zara9ozA having retired with his troops.
The saI1e vessel that takes you this letter viii
cegrv away portion Of the re-enfOTcemcnts recently
sent here from Havana. Three bsttalions will be
returned 90 Won, US Gen. l'rim thinks thai he VIII
be quite as well respected here with his orig lal
force as II DC lad several thousand more men.
You may recollect rumor senl hence tina! pro-
ject was on foot TO turn this Republic into Mon
archy, witt q German Prince On The throne. TIE
ides is not at all reiished 10y the Mexicans, and
confess do not zee how tue Alice can encourage
such "a pan after the stipulalions that the three
nations have catered iDto III the Convention ana
the gusranty that they have given the ne3icane ai
La Soledsd.
From Tn Eco de Euoao Of ysro Cy.E.
The Mexican Government, IN ITS Communications,
las expressed the desire thu the Allies would reu.n
to il the Custom ouse at Vera Cruz. Tbr affair is
still pending in friendly negotiation, ana Judging
from The harmony tina, reigns between the CONF L.
sioncrs Of these Powers and the Government it ia
probable that tie request Of the latter will be con-
plied with and the Custom-iiCuse returned ~ IL
employees.
The Convention CT So!cdad being ratified, and The
Government having given orders 10 the gurr.on5 AZ
that point ChiquhuIte, aud other places 10 rctire
AID lesye the road open 70 the trOols Of the oLpcd
ton, part Of then. have already commenced 10
march, and Others sre about 10 follow.