The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14

Mexican octnmAnder, advanced three Leagues 70
/ . anta Re In order W procue better water and
eonewha; more o nvenlsni camping ground. Tue
SDea sh regiment d UAsadores had len TejsriA for
Ndelib, where they occupied the right Of NE river
al place cAl'ed Psso del TOro the rsss, Of ne
second brigade we've q,aytsred In the vfAAge. A
sonI any q Dgheers Tsre engaged In building a
b-idge sd Dspa'ring IN rosd. THIS and other Or
cum 5,sncea ird oa,,si an Hssnron n march the sx
peittn inisnd, II 6r no oeF reasoE, W escape the
bad Oh mate a Vera Orr.
On the iIh q January. the British steamer Avon
frUm Havana, arrived at Vera Crus With Gen. MIRA
mos on board. His arrival was anticpc.ed, and A.
soon A. Che steamer Wa agnalled, great number
OF his partisans crowded the pier " give him .
weloome. The Avon hsd hardly dropped anchor,
however, whom she was boarded by armed boat
frcsn British ffigate, whose Off or arrested Hra-
m' DORIS ship.
:. This affair crnsed considerable conmotion In
Nera Cruz Report said the arrest had been made
~ authority u tho three alliel Mnistsrs a. thew
had proclaimed 70 the MeNicans a, they would not
1 rere IN the internal 20 Ills Of the country
10 Allow hirausVa Tree passage through Vera Cruz,
would be equivalent 70 iensnR strong m 1ral s,d "a
we resouon ary party. Mkarnon returned 70 Msri.
GO a. priy.te individual, bu, be probsJly forgs
over four hundred thousand dollar. Of snso,a ~,
were under the protection Of the seals Of the Brah
lsgaiion. AbOther report says that the British
Commodore made the arrest on his own reano,ai
hility, and thai he holds Mramon for his theft and
Tor the murder Of sundry British subjects. f,r
which he will he tried the general impression.
mn Yer u That he was seized a. a MARRIOTT and
WI se sent back ~ Havana. MeNnwhiie he il
E,pi IN oontnemen, on board Of II. n. MS fizate
The Genera'-n. Chlefof the exneih,on.r. ,,....
was determined 70 march hts army 10 MeSiSS. a, ri
hsSArds He says that the articles q peace AMI ,rea
he. mus DO signed al the capital.
"a private letter from Vera Cruz says rAt the ra-
rity on robleiits Is matter OF remark Th,y are
hardly spoken OF. All the guerilla bands have taken
advantage OF the amnesty accorded by ia, rez ana
nave placed their sNords 8. the disposition Of The
Al a.
htjta and zsragosa, all united In the defense OF
the country. VI
Gen Almonte was shortly expected In Vera Cruz,
Win Instructions, II Ia sAd, referring 10 the proa
nation o. monarchy in Mexic,, with Tie rhd,La
~ rnandn hsSimiian, Of Austria, At the head Of A.
me msncans did not appear 70 relish he idea Al
AL, Al and we're di,poyd % 10 X ra,heri itsvorsbly
so nd the plan.
The Spaniards recently expelled ON Tampieo
" re 70 resuin on board Of Spanish triga,e but
they had not yet embarked, A. they were waiting
TILL JuArez should give an order ~ the Governor -
receive them "
A conspiracy agalns, JuareS had been discovered
OF the principal movers.
The Government Of Jua-eS were making Rrea,
snSr's 70 collect the tax upon all capital sums OF
SbOO and upwards.
Col. Garcia de Leon hsi len Mexico IN ,,in
nraga' who was In command Of the army Of the
q The rIu..i.n Minister had notified the Juarcz
De pad by his oountrymen under protest
Inc entire press Of the republic had received or.
dets no, " publish any reports concotnn, the in.
vAhon OF Mexican territory by the f,rslyn allies
One thing Is worthy Of special remark in Mexico.
Local dss, nsionS, Sutside Of the capital seem 10
have been utterly abandoned. The parties lately
contendng have fraternized, and their leaders have
accepted the amnesty and placed their swords At
We disposal OF President Jnsres. Thus Doh lio /
and Rsmrez, Meiia and Ztragoss ars in accord 10 /
defend their country. Should these parties how
". Nha 4.
with the allies, fresh compile atoms may enste
The allied Conmander-in- Chief had been inspect |
ing tue hospitals, batteries, etc, Of his army and
rNpressed great satisfaction with their couiition
The troops cannot however. be safely expnsssi /
much longer, To the insslubrious climate OF Vera
Cru, and 10 enyirons and an almost Immediate al.
was expected, It. such case that point would be Il
Mexico.
At the latest mt ment II WAS sdd that Orizaha
md no, J'aps, would be the seat ofths anticipated
ieRutiationi!
The rumors Of Almonte's mission had been a..
rib,d n the French Minister, whose Imperial rnas-
er was said ~ favor the scheme Of a Mexican Mon.
'rchy The Padre Miranda, Zuloaga and Jaurel,
Nho favor the plot in Mexc are by no means II r. l
onally popular, but she whole Intrigue il worthy
y he grsy' - attention throughout the North Ant-
lean q. ntineLt.
The Cuban papers had received the news Of the
ATE Mon successes here, and contained columns IL
iethll- concerning them, the wei known New York |
orrtspondent OF the DfARiO, " Peter II cks," com
nentng thereupon In his p, cuar Vein
An editorial in the DIARio Of the 9th, repels the |
'hargts made by the Amer IAN press against SpAin
md denies that the Power In question has any ulte-
Tor de- tgn hostile to the institutions or independ
noe Of Mexico. Other editorials are devoted 10 the
ocal advantages OF 5,nto Domingo A. a COLONY 20 |
he present Industrial revival Of Spain, and the |
last mineral wealth she developes and t. tue con.
lition Of the sugar trade throughout the world
Col. Garcia de Leon had with a section OF the |
'uebla Brigade, Joined the Eastern Army under |
General uraga. The troops from Osiara are euli. |
'ized by the irOGresso for their "pfchdency, dis
ipline, and military spirit" well A. for their ex-
client demeanor. The troops forming the lat Dl- |
,ition Of the Army Of the Etst, which received |
ieneral UrsRa when on his way b. the National |
Bridge, with grand parade, are described a. hav- |
ng presented an imposing Appearance, while their I
patriotism was unbouud'i.
According ~ thu Reristd del Herdld0 the Pr,is- |
ian Minister had protested against the exaction |
rum foreigners ~ tie contributions - per cent /
N capital imposed by the late decree ~ JuArcz.
The States Of San Luis Potosi, Vera Cruz, Ttnau-
pNs and Puebla had been declared under martial |
aw, and entrusted 20 the following Generalt re- |
pectiyely, VIZ @ nzHlez OrteRa, Uraga Vidaurri |
nd Gonzalez Mendoza, who are clothed with the |
NJ n ample authority.
Her Britannia Majesty's gInbnat Plover WIS |
shore on the bar near Alyarado aud would prove |
total loss.
The steamer Isabel Ia Catolica was 10 carry the |
nails between Vera Cruz and Havana instead of |
he San Francisco de AsiE, and on her next trip |
'ould convey IN the former port the Countess de |
Ieus, wife Of General Phi d, the Spanish Comman- |
or In. Chief IN Mexico.