The New York herald., 1862-09-11
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


Arrival or she Columbia from Hsv~Ds-
the War with the French stin wsSed
Boldly by the MexAoAns, dsc., De.
The steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, which lsfs
Havana the 9th instant q O'Clock n the evening
arrived Al this port yesterday evening
OUs HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, sept. ., lso2-
Prore, of the War in kesioo-Arrssal Of Lares Res-
forcesaeats od Sayses for As French Avy-DepotcAss
from Nopoleo,s-Gs.eral DOolado Leaves A< Jwares
Oobina-0xerilla Raids a. ne Imperial Wagon Alses-
Novtol9y IN LOeesoes's Army-Jxarp Offended sotA tAs
Pysssso~ Msmiay-A General War Fxnd-0eneral
Consoafo,1s Commaad-7Ae French Fled or Vera Cruz,
de-, dc.
The last intelligence from Mexico received Santiago
de Cuba by The Fresch Tampiso and the latest
journals and correspondence arrived here yesterday by
the Btsh packet Thames, with dates the 1st Of Sep
Sember report important destined 10
give impulse the Of political and military
affairs Of the republic which has been flowing rather
slowly the great battle Of Puebla owing the
mastey inactivity Of the Mexican armies unaccountabe
to all who acquainted with the real Of
things and the true character Of that unfortunate
country.
Among the occurrences shall mention in the first pace
The arrival at Vera Cruz Of the French steamers I'm
pera and Eyau and the transport Finsterre
veyng considerable renforcements for Lorencezs army
and subsequent arrival the transport Mosele from
Touon and Martinique with provisions and troops These
renforcements amount 10 more than 1000 men mostly
Zouaves and soldiers of cavalry. And you may imagine
bow meriy they ought TO have been welcomed by the
garris Of Cordova and orzaba, but cruel dsappont
ment behind spoil their congratulations as the
Spanish steamer Meco. freghted at Havana with abund
provisions and cattle FOR the French, arrived the
18th at Vera ruz with the hundred and
ty oxen surocated 10 by weather Of
ventilation and thrown overheard during the voyage
Lorencez and Aimonte had also received important
lscBa afaf.ac ctYnrp hran
pierre, aid decamp 10 the last mentioned general who
had been commissioned, with Father Miranda 10 conie
renee with Napoleon.
Next in Importance is tho removal of General nobado
the soul Of Juarezs Cabinet who rendered his resignation
the President the l4h August and started immedi
aeiy for Queretao But must warn tho readers o ihe
HERALD against the ooish and CaumniouS runners crcu-
lated by the OF Amone TO the purort that his re-
movai the consequence Of ser'ogs disagreement be-
Juarez and his ex Minister The Vera Crfd,so af
firms daily thai Dobado at the head of great con-
spracy concocled for the overthrow Of Juarez, but
have my table q copy Of Two DEGREES from the
President quite sufficient TO prove the falsehood Of that
paper's In the first Of these documents Juarez
admits the RESIGNATION Of Dobaao expressing his regret
to dispense with the important services of his Minister
In the other be assigns him the post Of Commau
Chief Of the forces destined operate against the
tonary General Mea leader Of the robbers Tavagng
at Sierra Sordo and in the State o. Qneretaro.
Az Orizaba and Cordova Alnonte and his allies
busy forti.yng their positions though Lorencez making
preparations to depart soon as the expected arrival OF
Gen. Forey relieves bm from the chief command yet
exercised by him. With SO scany share OF glory against
the uncivzed Darbarians who refuse his kind offers Of
"peace and order' under sold government. The
health Of his troops is not good his organs would
mako believe for II is known that his ranks thin
ned sorriiy, losing from five to seven every day
The communications With Vera Cruz are worse every
An the reinforcements lately arrived win be hardly
sufficient the roads OF robbers and guerillas,
a. every convoy for Orzaba must be escorted with one
thousand five hundred thousand mon, and
there no safety The gueras are impudent enough 10
advance within musket shot OF the walls,
ano few days ago they captured one hundred
and four mules which they consented 10 return back for
h...A anA r1,r AD,lf,n
Accordingly 81 ,664 we're sent over, and tho mules
turned TO Vera Cruz but week afterwards the
mules were captured again
Tho health was bad al Vera Cruz. During the month
Of July the yellow fever has made dreadful iavages in
the small French garrison IN that port, a. The victims
have amounted TO no less than 357 men. At the
rate Augnst-whch s always severe month-will not
leave single aid Apone in the regeneration Of
his country.
In the capital there has been some embodiment with
Mr.. Wagner the Prussan Minister consequence Of the
misrepeeenaons OF that gentleman whose dispatches
have depicted the people Of Mexico favorable TO
Almonte and the French intervention and given false
reports OF outrages committed against strangers
The several States collecting funds for the tax
levied by uarez amounting 10 $500 Oo0 and distributed
between them as follows
SIS GOO Cons so 900; Cuernavaca, SIS 600 Chiapas.
SO o0O chihuahua $2l 600; Durango, $4,000; Guiana
% oCc & Sn ooo osaso a,no
$40 000 p sba, $50 600 Queretaro $40 600 San Luis
Potosi, COO sinaloa, si5 600 Sonora $1,000 Ia
basce 50 900! ramaulpas. $4,000, loluca: s25 .0a"
Tlaxcaa IS 600; Vera Cruz $40 OOO Yucatan SIS 600
zcaiecas, $50 900 Distri,o sl54 600.
General Comonfort arrived on the 21st Of August al
San LUIS Poos commanding tho Division OF the North.
The brigades Of Durango Chihuahua and Aguascacntes
bad also arrived at the capital.
To fill the vacancy left in the Cabinet by the resgna
OF Doblado, the President has nominated Don Juan
Antonio ds "a Fuente for Foreign Affairs and Don Jose H.
Manez FOR the Treasury.
say nothing Of the two skirmishes which occurred
the 30th OF August and the I'd nst at Oo Zarco and
Amatlan, between the liberals and the reaconis,s as
they quite insignificant and your correspondent at
Vera Cruz viii give you the detaS
In the port Of Vera Cruz the French have now
The ship-of the line Masstna
Tho frigate Amazone.
The jevre.
The Eorfat.
The siarceau.
Tho Bertholet.
Also The transports lately arrived from Martinique.
Two towns in the west, San Bias and Manzanila have
pronounced III favor Of foreign intervention and IL Is
ported also that General Uraga and have done
the same.
Two pamphlets have been issued IN the capital, one in
abusive language against the foreign minister's N Mexico
They united in protest against It.
Circulars came from Spain by the Tampco, cntreatng
the Mexican people TO remember that they descended
from spaniards and trying TO persuade them TO eab,
chy, ana 10 call the Duchess Of Aontnsier, ritter
Of ne Q.sea, % .tH he throne
Mr. MaTqpatt American citizen, and for many wears
acting United states Consul Vera Cruz, arrested
and imprisoned for thrtysix hours, without food
bed lie upon Finally at the inercession Of orr Con-
sui he was re eased subject TO nnc of $3.50 He was
charged having thrown stones from the roof Of his
house upoD the French band which was playing al the
time IN front Of MS house.
five per Of the OF The French vessels The
Amazope, whose complement is e75, how but fortyl
Cold Blooded Murder by n Soldier.
ATTEMPT TO ELL woMAH-THE MURDERER STILL
AT LAkGE.
About three O'Clock on Tuesday morning last as Ger
msu named Johb Esee, and bis wife, who reside the
Paterson plank road Seucsucus j.. returning
home Il ON ball they attacked by attIred
ID the garb of soldier ard armed with axe, with
wnch he struck Esels several hlows, fracturing his
skil which subsequently Glted in death The ruflsn
thel attacked tho woman. notwithstanding she plead
p,,e,rslv io be spared her I;fe on account OF her
chlren aud after striking Ecr, threw them both INTO
ditch py the roadside ron whence they were rescued
~ persons attracted the spot by Of dis
| tress
Bohusted, oi Hobokcn, received notice OF the
mati~ Tues sy towards evening and, accomraL led
uLaL of Ealeo o. lelgey CITY. coLsta