The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-14
another Fight at 0rizaba and Reported
Defeat Of the Mexicans.
The Invaders Show No Disposition to
Eyacuate the Country.
TROUBLE IN THE FRENCH CAMP.
Serious Disagreement Between the Spanish
and French Authorities In Havana,
&s., Ae.. &e.
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, June !, 1852.
Hoc Hdpana Received the Neus of the Vctory at Pueblo
The Terrific Charges of the French Chassesrs and Zou.
sse-The French Int eurhin9 Themselves at Oyitabd-
7he French Ainaaer in Hdrana Demands the Assistance
sSranish Troops to Rescue the Frerch Army-Spec,a-
items to The Fttu Course of Louis Napoleon, &C. DEC.
Tho Mexican capital sae the proud soldiers Of the
Emperor have been three times successvey driven back
BY the defenders OF Pueba with tremendous loss
General orencez obliged retreat Orizaba whore he
must yisd he s not relieved In time. Surely this will
be glorious al the world for all who rejoice
che triumph Of republican principles and rage with
lgnation at the prospect OF their overthrow the
American continent through the Intervention Of European
Ssspots Really II would be curious TO watch the erect
Of the startling intelligence q ~ bursts, IKE bomb,
d the leltiytiss Of the Tueries. Would to God that
tks astonishing fsats accomplished in the classical land
sf political prestdigtatonwhsre the world renowned
zouayes ana chalssurs Dc Vncennes have fed before
hungry ragged sodisry tho laursls OF Magenta Sol
fcrno been stained in tho mud Of savage republic under
s heels Of british mestizoes and the medals and sars
u Honor snatched dsgracefuly by dirty hands from
the breasts Of the French chivary-would teach the
Oonarchs Of Europe
That freedoms battle, once begun,
Though baf1ed oft, Is ever won.
And may the lesson given before the walls Of Pusbla
them In time, lest the termination Of the for
tho Union bring into play teacher, armed with
the rod OF vengeance.
The nst intelligence Of the battle OF Pueba was car
red 10 Santiago do Cuba by the steamer Louisiana Of
The line Of st. Nazairs, and created considerable
excitement and few doubts but the arrival this
port Of the French steamer Berhoet corroboraed
prsvous statements with ample details of the conflict
You will find them in full in the and official
documents enclosed In this letter. You will that
Gen Zaragoza alter the encounter at Las Cumbres on
he cont al II ms Tn huvi in
tersd the Sd inst commenced his arrangements FOR
ths defence OF the city, The French Amy reached
Anozoe in front VI Pueba the next day and the 9th
assaulted the Forts Guadalupe and Loreto, charging
tAree times with rage 70 be thrice re used with great
AND .hs asss,snes ns o .sis rasa
leaving than 00O hors de CONDUIT, and obliged
finally to retreat 10 their quarters IN such discontinue
u renounce tho attempt Of another assault. The
forces Of the combatants were almost equaed in
bes although the Vera Crsano one Of the organs OF
Almonte, asserts, with impuisnce, that Zaragoza's
army was twice stronger than Loselcozs. The French
Gencl al commenced on the 9th the retrogade move
msut and sheltered himself in OTizaba providing for
the defence OF this city against his pursuers whist his
atoms with Vera Cruz were cut oil by the pre-
ssucs o. Mexican troops IN Chiquhaite.
N this emergency the steamer Berthoet was sent TO
Havana with dispatches Lrencez and though the
snatter has not transpired you, from the
deman cd from Captain General SeTrano the immediate
svm u spanish troos to rescue Tho French army
from re obstruction, and claiming this assistance in
vte ol the London which they considered
Is yet subssting in Its effects
General Ssrrano with his usual gallantry, felt well
disposed grant the supplies but the almost unanimous
etnion o the Council VI superior Authority prevailed
ever his generous wishes, and the relief was withheld
urt suctions could be received from her Maesty's
government.
his incident viii nicely eutangls tho difcutes pro-
daced between the courts q Paris and Maarid by the
Withdraw Of the Spanish expedition from the Mexican
aoi and Generii Prim will just In time mingls
IN the hot debates Of this embroiled question.
the Emperor, II s not easy TO foresee his reso
buttons. Probably be will seLd reinforce
msnis. On tho other hand, he is notorious among
che oil Europe Tor his prudence amt sefpus
seson and yet time 10 mend the of Count
sasny Ills soldiers have fought bravey and there Is
disgrace acknow cdgng frankly that he has been
led sstrsy by the misrepresentation OF Amonts. OF
ths he will be easily convinced hen he informed
Of the Abandonment In which ali honest Msxicans
have left Gen. Amonte and Of the outburst Of patriotic
indignation at the commencement OF hostities, and
the avowsd designs Of The Mexican traitors aided by
Of the the best part of these
are averse 70 join their arms with foreign invader.
Il only three days since the unexpected arrival In the
Cunard steamer Trent from Vera Cruz Of Generals Zu-
losgs Areba, Cobos, Bsnavides, Colonel Gaindo. and
Me famous Father Miranda. Perhaps somc Of them will
" EurVpc 70 intrigue Tor Almonte cause but II
u that they leave Mexico shrinking rcm
The Disgrace Of giving cuuuteuanCc W such