New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
Murder Of the United States Courier
OF THE ENGLISH TROOPS.
The Custom House at Vera Cruz TO be
Restored to the Mexicans.
SPANISH AND FRENCH TROOPS MOVING INLAND
ooNF CTlNo POLICY

CONF LICTlN PO LiCf'
candy HOOK. Mondsy, March u. l%h
The steamer Roanoke, from Havan" OIL 'ii' i-'''
pst., has arrived here .h -.
She brings dstes from Vera Graz 70 He u" q"
SAINT.
Gen. Prm commands the allied forces-
Tn. Snsn;sb troops were returning from tie IN
sror.
The English forces were about to leave the 'O'n'
The French reinforcement had not arrived.
IN. French forces were said 10 be route for Te-
Aoscan.
portion Of the Spaniards started on the LIST intt.
nr Orzaba, and the rest had gone 10 Cuba.
MARQUEE with 5000 troops, holds the road from
Vera Cruz 70 Mexico.
An American citizen named Addison 7. Arlen, be-
longing to Lowell, Macs, bearer of dispatches from
he Washington Government to Minister COrwin,
Wa murdered on the Oath nit, while going from
Vera Cruz TO the City Of Mexico
Negotiations between the Mexicans and Allies
were TO commence at Orizaba, April l.
Honduras dates are TO the nth Of February. a
favorable reaction had occurred, and order was being
rsstored. Medina had been chosen President pro
ssm.
From Havana II lie stated that the Spanish bark
rerssa had been captured by one Of the United
e,stes squadron, and declared an illegal prize.
It appears that one Of the stipulatons made at the
conference between Generals Prim and Doblado was
that no more troops sbould be landed Under this,
some Spanish troops returned to Cuha, and the ex'
nect4d rsensorcsments under Gen. Lorencey were 10
return without landing.
The English forces will return in the Bermuda TO
England. Their mules, harness, ETC., were gold to
die French who ct rted for T-hnacsn on the 9th.
Several Rebel scbooners had been brought into
Key West, including the William Mallory.
A number Of Rebel scbooDers, with small quan'i-
les Of cotton on board, had reached Havana.
Two slave dealers had been murdered at Havana.
Tie assassins were four in number, including mn-
lstto, who confessed tie crime and is under trial.
Csrssspondsnss Of The n. Y. Tribune. ,. 600.
From Mexico we have At last something OF q defi'
mite nature. AS wrote YOU by the Columel''
meeting took place between Gems. PJiro and DOblado
4, Soledad. The decisions arrived at by them were
not published, but gave you about what they have
surned ont 70 be- ] now append The articles az they
Are published by The papers here.
Article Admitted tia. toe Constitutional Government,
>ew actually In power in the Mexican Republic, La mann
,ed to the REPRESENTATIVES Of the allied rowe thai needs
Ss,leAn people II having within tsen the elements
psw.r and public opinion necessary to aainsD itself ssans
sr.st.S 10 .t.sbh IN due form al claim, hish tlsy hsye
ms., IN The name Of h.iI respective ~ sson
sr. Of The allied nations inst they rropos. nothing ss
she iadepcn9.aoe sovereignty or integrity Of the Ne sesn
city viii rrpsr the Representative, of tho allied Powers
.we Of the h'er. Of The RPat ,syiss swsys ta es,e
Asf Darias tie pseostioa. the forces Of Tho slsd
Roweu viii occupy the tire. towns Of Codoya OrIebs tne
kshuscsn ,nd their natural hrsitS
The Allies ssOed these preninsrie, obtain h'
Cos of the fortified positions now garoped ~ ne e1.s,
breaking of Of u-go,cns the Aied forces viii -varss''
VI towns sbovs reenee To- Ietvl-lg 70 ocenPy req o.
ssgng to hsm',lgss as extreme points ts Of $50 Anca
On hs Cofdovs ROAD srd Psso de Oes on the Jps roe
AXT the unfortunate o. the breaking Oh o. t'
syoatons aud tho retr men OF the Allied troops :" h'
Zine indicated IN tbe preceding sce ne hospisi' s y.
Allie. have had shall Iensin ndeT the protection o. h'
AT G. On he dsy this, tho Allied troops commence the
march to occupy The places dessnsted il ne third article he
Msricsu flag shall be hoisied in ths Cy es Cgz 'ns o
O' Castle Of s'u Ja'n d' co ' Sosd s gD @
MANUEL DOhLhD0
sppIOv., HUGH DUNLOf
.pprove, Df SAL!GNf
T.
Isppfove thes. pr.l nin,,-. in vitae Of tie f powers
wi4n which am irVesed.-nexico, FEB. -, 1873.
BEEIIO JUAgEZ, President u the Republic
A, ae.ios Minister 0! feseisa Ats cd &c ooyornIlcr
JESUS TLRaE.
Fresh provisions are very scarce in Vera Cruz, ana
she soldiers were delighted with tie news thai they
were to be allowed TO 60 to tie more healthy towns
of Tehuacap, Orizsba, and Cordoya BY the Aleya
came back battalion 0, CbasseuIs, they being
replaced by the Sd Of Marines which went in the
San Ouiutin from this, and the Ath battalion Of
Marines, Of who-e departure FROM this port ia the
French steamer Astree 1 wrote you of, have come
back in the LeaItad. Both came in on tie 5th and
brought dates from yers Cruz to the 18th ult.
TIE conference al Onzsba is to commence on the
IL, OF April. Meanwhile Priln seems to have turned
oui a much more honorable nsD than YVES expected,
spd TO have command Of the entire expedition. One
Of the sgrsen.eHts, q correspondent writes me
Though it is not published here, was, that more
troops should be disembarkcd and the sending back
OF those taken by the Astree and San Quintn seens
70 prove it.
The French troops under Brighten. Loreneey had
90, arrived up to the 9TH inst, and it was reported
that Prim would not allow them to land, and, as the
French Plenpotentisry signed end approved the
covenant Of Soledad, l." they will be bound by it,
Absurd rCmors were flying around that Lorcucey
would take entire command over the whole exped-
ton. This could not be, "a b fost BIgader-Gen-
srsl over Lieutenant General wouA be to insult
Spain. England will retire the small force she
hss taey to go via Bermuda there, as they are
10 longer needed The mules &c. carried hence