New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

Tie Spanish steamer Sau q lipln came in yer
'erday with dates from Vera cruz for the i@h. SIZE
br bci officers - llncers ard ~ passengers
have LETT T from Jahpa to the Sh ami from Mex
leo Gated the is. I SCENE the MeXlcans did make
n iong re- stance ~ the Aculcing0 or Acrltnn9
Mountains but though they killed more Of the
French than their own lOss, they retroateC, so
neither We're defeated. Gen. Alairlste VAS shot In
an action near Ma'aAoras, IN the Ceio dc Santiago.
Sore GccOunta say b. taken prisoner aud de-
liecia'ey shot by Gen. NicaYio lReac,i1ris'l Tie
Vera Cru:ano Of the 9th says l2J Americans from
Texas attacked tie town of itdrss Nteias, IN TIE
S;a'c Of NuCyo Leon. They We're received with
bullets &C. bat ihis did not prevent item rom
seeking the town aud burning the Cus'onl-Iouse
aud several houses. Several OF y e nelghboring
towns s-ut their inhabitants IN aid oi this town.
The French fOrces on the H. had arrived ~ AM
olaque abopt 10 miles from Puebla. IL seems 10 De
Z eir intention, so my correspondent writes me- W
20 on 20 Mexico Nv way Of the Slanos dc Apan,
avoiding Psebia. Iaiagoza, after defeating Mar
quez near tbs city, sailed out 10 attack TIE fieleh'
6.t,yeen tmoZaqne ard Piedras Nepas, with what
result was not known even in Jaapa on the slh.
The garrison OF fortress III Pcrote ar'se on thelr
officers and taking them prisoners, marched On 'o
ward sic French lnee. 81, is LON The leacl ijii-
,ies aided by the French aripy aud morey that Is
tigh,ing tie Constitutional Government, not merely
t1 reac,ioDary bands without money, as II was BE-
lore" Al Aniozsque, Cen. Aimonte ISSUED proc
iHatjOn 20 lie cllHtns Q! IuSp!a uatine IL u tnA'
ll.cc, az follows:
CiTi1gxs From tho City Of Cordovs had TIE honor OF
sddIes ~ Ey atots. to explain to thehi the cusSc
that tie Feuch bring to uug SOIL IN. motives s'
under orounsauces indueeo NE to appear srbsy YOU
he tdal object q pHiuoDc lnt,nti' rs. nov" D.
that mud myself Among you II II ple2sns 10 me 70 %
able 20 ede.ess you paIicuay BOZ 70 iel.a .ia' NV.
aresGp manifested 60 that may cong atuae ourselves
that the shade friendly flag you az in possession d
y"uI hberty that you nay, without csI o. ne" ie''eDo
W M enjus your property and socis rights and abe
suoyyn our wi.e5 tia, you may aid in esaotins nosl
rr,p'eate, aud daisbe Government I'M, ma become
necessity. compstIios that strongly than by words
eau q ,o TO be et ie 'e4iin a. wei as al s'ins p
vi ,er end shameful passions whirl in confessed sod dis
ord, Fcd tuHu leaving Ia Aei esaijn nNeii OF po"1
inouuttius OF ruin. dey0sia'i. and dshonoT: ,
Inc evil ana ih cannot be- obtained "ithol
..ts e bs,c preterson and with hos bot ir Dtei other
thsr veal end The s5y OF the nation bu. you
luow that this grand WORK cru't be the tsss NJ bat oe
individual unrss he csn rely Ga tue octVe and .hc1cious CO.
JI,i4tpn q all wise men aid OF all wh' nav. IL society
ior sud material interests 70 defend foreman cold SPEC
solemn occasion e. th- present would De
cllme w0ch patriotism aud pnyste int- est
attempt TO urge yon 10 lend q tie iine your
poos o. your ySioI. paii,i'n, ana o Tue none 'a ins
Iions priucie.ea Tia" "n'-'e Gu Iodey, we uas 10Y o.
scoi yengeapcc neither OF personal
alone do o.. Gsr Jg,iice and mofas sba be
enraiusd you aid the cell 'nshe 10 In tho name OF
.nstion may .iii demand tha ety rest on such
shall peso. epdn ns Snd esnse to disp
anarchy aid the tvils winch acc pan, H.
N0ls 0'''' ''' we 1''''' u '''' JUAN \ ALMoNTE.
extract few lines from the protest of the best
men OF Cordova, against tie unwarEanied use Of
their names III the service OF Almonte:
~ me Editor, # n, Terdod,y0 Eco O. Europa
"GEErLgSsS: In the fst nanlbe' Of your repeT appears
an net of declaration Of t city, made On the it ISL IN
when sgnsuIes Of the unteissIed without Our nav
ing zed beu. Although "eIe o.rd to the ..,a'
CSn.iiose that day, dd not attend because the
authority which cited u. Unknown to us ana a. III the
Putc piece. apeIsa no e's .,sIs t1t ts va,
signatures to act wLc untie@ Psiie
Pstion corLivaite IN sfsrs wbeh trf sLnG'' 70 o.
therefore DEEM It advisable to our iepn'lon 70
se that siFued The reieiec 10 ac retaining oar
r.ht under The s whoever soT'irs our na"e' eAs
" . iI,ttis vALpEciLLM FIsLo PASTOR
" Coydoti April -. lSu2'
The PROCLAMATION Of the city Of Vera Cruz s about
The zane as that Of Cordoya, which rent you
foar articles and preamble, not recognizing Juhrez
-Iecoa MIXING Almouie-giving AMPLE powers TO Al
monte-snd making known 10 i4iD TIER de erinins,
lion and placing at his disl osal the garrison AID
iorces Of the ely Of Vera Ciuzsid 70 be tisned by
lJJ peIsons.
We frequently hear Of two American cruisers
which are said TO be too near our cost. GA tie
18th they were of Maritl, ard one Of Them stopped
and toaIded "a merchant vessel bound cart.
On the Oh carse in the English schooner Lilly, "a
DAVIS from NewOt'eans ~ % tun- with cotton
aud four paseengers. sai ed same day. the tnslrh
steamer Mimic, for Nassau. The Captain now Har
the name Of Parker though am told II l. an aiias
She goes 10 Nassau receives ammunition, &c "a IA
I.aDel, and then goes 10 wait Oil Mah'ahiia wee,
for information froiu the florids coast, aud then sail
into Charleston. trust sbe will be caught. Va
ne 18th. the Spanish schooner Pctronila aud The
French steamer Ber,holet, sailed from Vera Cruz.
ON tie 18Th came IN eight days from n. Marx r,
Fla, Eugll.h ~ steamer Havana with 10y tuns oil
cotton. On the liih, sailed for Nassau and Naa-
mor.s Euglish ~ schooner Roeseau. On th- 10th,
came in TIE English irga'e Edgar, with Admiral
Dacres on board. Sailed, came day, for New-ori,anr,
tie Spanish steamer Blasco de GnIdy. She goe,, !
ap told in response 70 the petition o. The palsh
Consul Of thai city, 10 protect the ut~esfs and
proDe1fy II Spanish subects there.
Our city roilroad If not yet IN OPERATION though 1t
was PROMISED for the first Of January, aud 1t seems
sill far from being ready ior use They are now re-
paring The track Coz the iitb time, and yet IT has
not been used Al this rate, 1t will prove expensive
10 ken II in repair during the rainy senssn, and
when the cars are rupbILg. The RAINY sesfou will
soon be upon nr: we have already had several pre-
liminary showers and the heat has bcen on some
DAYS excessive Az vet there is little or no sicknees
no yellow fever in the haIbor, ana ouiy dipLthefa
ashore.
HAy.Y, NAV ~ 1862.
The glorious news from the States caosed II de.
pres ion in our markets. Sugars and cotton have a
decided downward tendency. Many vessels here
are waiting TO 70 TO New Orleans BIS coon ar the
Dor, i. open, and some have refused charters here
already.
Cant PendIeton o. the amanda Of Searsport died
a.t NIGHT Of the tlack WON'T. This ID the first care
We have lad this season
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