The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22
Overthrow of the Juarez
Administration.
SkirmiSh Between the French an(
MexicanS at Atulancing0.
DEFEAT OF GENERAL zARAG0zA.
DECENTRALIZATION OF THE MExICASs.

MIR. coRwITs TREATY WITH MEXICO,
&C.. DC. Re.
Our Havana COrresponAence.
HAVANA, May 8, 1862
1Ac Aericuns Joining Prench-Ftght Of Jares-Gene
raj Aimonte Elected President by Corporaps Guard
de-, dc
BY sailing vessel which leaves here tomorrow morn.
ing. and which will probably reach tho United
States before the next steamer from here, send you
batch Of news from Mexico, received within the last
three days You will find that tho French progress
ing in manner which must be perfectly satisfactory
thsm for not only they meeting with little
sstance, but the Mexicans joining them in numbers
NJ de Sagny protests against the Mexican government
selling any portion of the territory of the republic
"foreign government which has an agent in Mexico
We informed What government is trying TO pur
chase territory.
General Amonte elected President Of Mexico by
General Taboada, five officers sergeant and twenty
seven rank and e No other votes have been recorded
President Juarez and Cabinet have fed from the CAPT
tal and last Queretaro The French
propose be the city Of Mexico some day between
the 10th and 18th inst.
The English and Spanish flags no longer to be
In the country and Vera Cruz is governed by Mexican
officials selected by Almonte.
General Prin not yet returned to Havana, but
expected daily.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA Cruz, April 81, 1862
Pronanciamsestos in Farw of Almonte-Causs Of the
Flight Of Zaragosa-7he French March Orisata-7hey
Meet and Repss the Aesicans-7he Cniquihui,e Alto
gether Atdndond-A dpance Of French to Puebla-
Desperate Movements of TIE British Ainser-Rstreat Of
the Spanish and English, de-, dc.
Az announced in my last both Orizaba and Cordova
have pronounced for Almonte. 1t appears, however,
tat the real Of the fight of General Zaragoza
not these Trosuncamie1os General Zaragoza TO
Admiral Gravisre, that notwithstanding the stipulation
tn the preminaries respecting the hospitals he feared for
tho French in 0rizaba, and would answer for them
longer On the receipt Of this letter the Admiral
started with OF hundred men, for Orizaba
Near that place they attacked by some three 20
four hundred Mexcans who away confusion after
having few Of their number shot and few taken
prisoners. The French lucky enough TO have
Of their harmed.
The dispersed OF this gallant attack fell back upon
Orzaba whore Zragoza was, and account for their
own cowardce made the French one hundred a legion
This spread panic among those who Threatening
the lives q poor devils in the hospital, they lin
GLIDING Zaragoza) took to their heels and othat
is, three thousand before hundred. But
tnis is to be wondered at, when American war
here, Mexican officer stole Americans horse and
cap and made for s camp. As he approached camp
was surprised to see his men in great confusion
nyiag from him He renewed his efforts catch them:
but time before he could let his know
II was ony their chief, and by dangerous
person. The cap, in this case had done mischief
few days General Zaragoza had fourteen thousand
men and there was no fear bat he would held Ie en-
quihune against the Ffench-that according to the
Mexican story. Now he has abandoned the whole line
and lett the French to march unmolesed ON the table
land ia fair tnen Mex cuu and
performances. General Zaragoza Inspired hope
Mexicans than any Of his wretched fellow officers would
cordial bater of white faces; but, has hap.
pened no one could have managed than Zaragoza
has done
The French have psoceeded to Paeba and by this time
should be there Many towns in the State Of Pueba
have pronounced for Anonts and 1t is expected the
capital city will do before the French get there.
should be oYerpowered by troops from other States
Puebls viii net be able to pronounce before the French
arrive which suppose VIII furnish another scess such
that at orizaba. The French, Ihear propose
Do in the capital by the 10th Of Nay.
SIR Chas. Wyke the British Minister, after going
OF the alliance with Prn,, has gone on 70 Pusba to
MAKE lie wall have be starp his work or
he viii do nothing in. Rueba, and the moment Rusbla
Falls berswi be general rumpus in Mexco-ospecaly
about the paacepreparatory 70 leaving for the
Temporary 'natianal captal.h wyks is chagrined at
failure plans Of himself prm and Is making
ons dy ing effort TO sse IT, he cannot make something
OF his mission ~ Mexico.
The Hon. Thomas Csrwin tas u Last concluded treaty
that, tits supposed, E scts Mexico down int peace,
prosperity and happiness and give Tshuantepsc railroads
lands TO certain pensos who eks the deepest
She wefa<s u the "sstsr lspublics-" Mr. Corwins
patches who will proeesd BY frst opportunity.
On the 2sh the English and spanish days were akan
otlcals-who have psrvadsd sysrything hsrs-gavs up
THAR posts tc the Satisfaction OF everybody but
sslves The French have very properly gwen up the
nausd Mexican TO DO chlsf in thr Custom House,
Jet to tho rsvison Of tho fsrsgn csnsuls
yrpA cpry Va. 1870
ne Oospotom Of General Pys~ ,E<tireiy Goae-Ropid
Dssertions Of the Spanish Z, oops-7ae Convention If
.soIedad-7hs Difficulties Enra rorisg Prim-7he Jour
uey Of Sir Chas Fvke 10 Puel1 t-Hcw He Wos RIO
bed bg His Frisnds--A Movements of TIC Fre'aci $
State Of AGairs fr Juorer--Cen kddI1ory =. u
Baeles-A Nee Liae Of French i&Acmas--Lyeudfat
Mortality from The voxaito, de-, dc.
Since the rupture amongst the a4 comm ssicpsrs at
Orzzba, ON the 10th Of ast month has been
common dearth az news and gossip. The sudden CUB
siding OF Gen. Prm from being tbs founder Of lines
Of kings the guide and wa rrors and from
being, fact the greatest Of the ago and the heart
and spirit Of the intervention, 10 the depkabe position
occupies Of beng voluntary ref, gee from the
work he vas telling the world through his organ, could
be done by bus himself, has left void here
prms creatures stripped OF their hopes Of ring their
pockets Mexico, do much for him. and
some OF them, With long faces, hesitation In
breathing forth Inc burdens OF their saddenei nears
Prin himself keeps qust, end rsnaiAs here simply TO
sss ali his soldiers shipped or There Is grsss spirit
for dessriion amongst the spanish soldors, and am
ssld an nmenss number have dsserssA.-soms even
passing ovsr 10 tho Mexican army.
Ths from Europe has completely upset rrira.
He had Hatisrsd himself that his arrangement with
Dobado Al the SolssaA, mastery piece or diplo
macy. Az the time IL made, the Count de- salgny
declared stupidity, without any rsdecmIuG point
and now appears that not only tho press Of nee
England and Spain, have denounced the seedad
ment as most lame and unsatisfactory affair, but tn
che governments OF ~ east France and Spain have
m uartec of mad prt f0