New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
FROM Havana.


Fro,q Havana.
Correspondence Of tho Associated Press.
h4yAsl. Wednesday. Oct IL. ,ar.
Reports from Mezieo, brou. ht by the psitisA
steamer Trent, aSe to pIe Lee lrom Vera Cruz.
On the S,b, ebout midday, the Confederate stesmse
Blanche was chnsed o. shore about sIx miles - tho
westward Of the Moro, by one OF the United Ststes
wsr steamers. The crew ret FIRE 10 the cargo u
cotton. which wac entirely CONSUMED.
The SpsHiaIds appear to be very much exoiteds
vowing vengeance Tor such infult Ia Spanish soil.
ibey forget that the EnSIih nen-oi.v ar ssnt
heir boats iato sagna In Grande for days IN
sion, aud searched all the American vcsses there in
the harDor, insultn2 he Captsi and crews--ald
tais only three years since. That then was very
expressive to he sacred sol Of Spain.
business OF Nil kinds Is very dull; sickness 10
abatpg, ADD there are new ca.es OF fever. The
weather has been qsre cool tor rome ds, pact.
lhe DUCHESS OF SoIres, ibe lacy Of our Ca, tain
General, has given brsh TO son, which cause, i,y
| IN the palace.
Mr. Durand 81. Amand, captain of M. ,;oe.of.hat.
tie slip, took pess.ssiorf If the Govenun, OF tas
Ci Of Vera Cru aud its Qualifications IN the tl,cs
81 air. koze, whsse promotion we announced lone
time ago.
On III, Dist of sepsernber the line oi-bsitle shin
Turenne and he sfeam nfporls Chapta anu Y, nls
arrived in SACRIFICES, The f's having board Gen.
For.y ana troops, aud the two others trools aud
rome horses and ma efipL the Cbaptal aud tho
! I0une enrered the following day, The Port VI
Vera Cruz, 10 lapd the forces which they had
board. Gen. Forey landed on she 35th. but be hid
been rrectdecby the remarkabls proclamation which
Ne herewith reproduce:
"MEriciss! Haeo the Hcp~ror Hsroleon in'ro,ted me
-h the command Of The lev army wheh viii yer, joa
ne ordered mike Aa ints-ilons yoa.
" aSn, some nths Spain Esa d. snd fr.lce hsvi
the i've the Gov neat Of tue Eapesos
Mex ssns nrn.r 81 soldiers leaving
reparstoD Of grievAncrS bg by fatality Oh u
difficult 10 fore &C. tie psrs bsv ten changed. ADD
.luf
the interest VI eli.
qh, scaioa does rot ctuse her to .hriu. back.
Coovinesd of the Justice f.csn,lt god iot ~
lie fsvossbe ibs lions ard TN rgrDeIsoD OF MsIee.
r.-vereo. aud viii rh,n pr.syee ia The
Mxcsp Pc 1p- tLs cr,oe 70 nskr wsr bu, h."L
hl Of without scrup.es aud ~itbos, couac'-nc- ~hs
base uaEprs upon tie sls OF lnsn. have sSSeD'd ~
Of ,h- MOS, ssngnu"y 'ystsn Of terror and who -
sustain hAvs no, esen s'h.nsd sss % iof
been sg.ins the National feins pfetensts
TO uLe Oh b. irve Tia, with object s.ai re
A. A. The Mexican people rsi re iber' ed by ogs
ana. they Will freely elect tie 0osernens ~hca ,hss
nj, s.e. Itars ne sIpSsss order, Gesia,s y,u ai'
The tr.ngDiud. VIII hive e"uIe 70 JON us deserve
es wbo., oi.,nction Of parties Nil tuo.s ~ao viii
noep ndsee Of their codny and the u,rsy 4 h~ii terri:
Sts est, 70 needle With disco tion. Of io'ss.
aous; bu @hrn. for legitimate rss-en she .. De *f.sS
ned r-fe Il IL Ia the interest d te e"vs =
where sbe exercises her Herneur m.xeaus toes
wherever h.r bsDnsr hoes a. well 10 snsu~ :. 10 uess
IL rep The OF the people aud VI c.vitlon
Tie General Of Diisi Senator. Commanding IN Chtes
tie Expedition Iy Amy Ia Mckee"
TIE Vera Crurano OF the I'D confirms the news
Of tie death OF Gen. Zaagtza. IL says WIG regard
TO this that the Juaflsls made grand dhPi' "
The corpse wa brought from Pie' Ia.
W here tic dense occurred, to tie caVitsI, wtere
was during TWO days exposed to the pashc In We
A Liter from Vera Cruz Of the. 9th uls. has the
following:
Ten forsy has decs~d that he does no, recognize 0-u.
Io a. %
Inferred upon hi1 s but soirly General o. ~
esr,G ssi y.-rdsy t2eta be o.d- tooL .ect that
lo~p. :noi,dus al. so return to .As ehes Of the odes
waish in-y led ii ~ishia f-g days W: ssr'"os.A
IA i t net Civil sud re second Miao G.vsIc"r ~ns-s
Diyi.ion. Adit Nel ~ eecIse 81 Gen AiIloDt~.
ss Pocisotion VI the new ffeuch Chie sud ri- loo
iesay iry aud the hfst measures vol "a be DC
,,kso ,h,~ avery marked Change NJ tie policy ~heh vs.
initiated o1x-bs.
power the nj efor hsy, si MIN By dec,e ot -
OF jul, knisi.r Pies ip teniiai, In Mrris -
Cove nSss"s "a "a aar.on 81 de ssy cfo~ny ~hS
orders OF the Ia P-ror Wi cont ,ue 70 red- 10 ses
mome0try subordinate TO tho.e Of sn EuossAd"f E1tf
A coslingto the latest information the health Of
the truoo. ia Vera Cruz aud he We Of the difsr-
eus SHIPS in the harbor sd much Improve the cses
OF yellow fever rapidly decreasing Onre l7,i ths
coE.nsnder II the FreucS corvette Forfnit died II
rtCioi, and tie vessel eaiiel Tor franc o. Tue
IL h.
The Inreria has il.o sailed, and La Noselle and
Fyau have also eftth- Gulf. tits goes fss T. show
bat The rumoted rHvages OF the vomito among ne
French men-oi-war WAS much exaggerated. IL Wa
even repor,ed that 1r.tslass sfeanl-ir-ate Dad "
men enough on board 10 weigh anchor and attend 70
the engiees.
@' ~ 49, nav..A, October Il, issa.
As your correspondent Is absent a. Key West sos
a NV davs and tie steamer ssxen has unexses.sa,
called is,o our port on her way to Ne York, .
write You few lines giving synopsis Of The news
in this city. The British steamer Trent hos arrives
from Vera Cruz, tinsiag dates to the let. Gen.
Forcy had arrived in tho Turenne, lins-ofbaisles
ship at Vera Crlz-he issued bis proclanation-a
translation of which inclose. He 1T once made
varicss changes-renoviag Gea. Adrain VOL from
pbe GoverHorsbip of Vera Cruz; also AlnioOie from
the Supreme head Of the Mexican na.ico," aud
placin, Lin 90 a General Of Division. lie calls the
t,rarez Government set of demagegues, who have
usurned the powep Of the Government, &c. Tie
exprssses bis Intention CT marching TO tie city 81
Mexico and there arranging matters according 10 the
w,sLes Of tie Emperor lie casts an eye to tho
Americans, aud almost intimtes tnat II "iii soon %
L,. ,,uly TO settle the affairs ii that nation. II
Tune that tho Government III Washington were
awake to the designs ii the French. LUIS movH
mont in Mexico Is but prelude 10 Their designs -
tns STA ca. We have bad quite an excitement 10
tue last Il hours Oh account VI an aRgrSvate1 insa
TO tie Spanish nation by AN armed Uu'on
vessel IL seems that one OF seaaers fell III with
IN, Copteie ate steamer Blanche-under Euglish
colo,s-lAden with cotton, TO whom she gave cnase.
lho Blanche at once tor the shore 10 escape, tut
she wa, followed up, and one or two shets were
tired at her. but she kept on, aud the captain Sn'sn
n notorious bloc kado BREAKER run her ON slc!e
abont six miles from tho Moro TO the WESTWARD
near the Playo do Maiianon, small fishing towt.
Tbo vessel vi war sent her boats TO her 70 ascersa
what vessel it was, SC. Capt. Smith, seeing "
boats coming, put ire TO tue cargo AND wen.