The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-16


FINALE OF TIE INVASION or MExrco.-Adviccs from
Mexico to the 18th ut have been received at New ork
from which we derive the following intelligence:
The English troops are about to leave Mexico. \
portion of the Spaniards returning to Cubaand the
rest have gone to 0rizaba.
Gen Prin commands the allied forces.
Itappcars that one of the stipulaons made at the
conference between Gems Prim and DobladO was that
no more troops should be landed Under this some OF
the Spanish troops returned to Cuba and the expected
French reinfopeements, under Cen Lorenses were to
return without landing.
The English forces will return i'll the Bermuda to Eng
land Their mules harness. &c. &c, were sold to the
French who started for Tehuacan on the Goth.
UAv4SA March s. 1862-The arrival here on Wed
nesCav the 9TH inst of her catholic majestys steam
crs Aaya and Lealtad, from Vera Cruz, places us in
posscssion of important from the Mexican repub-
lie. 4 treaty preliminary to more important ne9ota-
tOns las been agreed on between the allied and Next
can commissioners, aud approved by president Juarez
This preliminary treaty gives up the towns OF UriZaba,
Cordova and Tehuacan to the allies and as soon as the
news reached them THAI the treaty had been signed,
the French troops moved forward mmedate and the
principal part of the Spanish army were to march on
the LIST inst Another significant sign of peaceful
termination is the return to this city of two battaons
of Spanish troops one Of them being the 4th marines
which left for Vera Cruz last week. arriving there on
the oath ult The Mexican government requested that
the estomhousc be restorcdte them, but twoud seem
that the request has not been complied with.
| VERA CRUZ March 3.-Three days ago matters APP
parently verged on to definite settlement, with every
/ thing favoring Spain To-day the allies are in amucn
worse condition than when they first landed but France
has the lead What this news is, has not5ranspred but
there is trouble in the camp somewhere The English
have withdrawn from the alliance and will retarn tc
Bermuda Orders have been issued to all their work
man to suspend operations Com. Dunlop dispatched
an officer Yesterday recall the forces already III the
interior The English say they have been deceived by
Spain and that France has scheme of her own. Nont
doubt however, that the English well pleased in get
ting out of the affair well asthey have. Gen Prin
will be superseded bv French general. Prim has pro
nouuced the treaty Soledad void and his friends inss
/ that he shall follow the action of England by com
plee withdrawal of his forces lie refuses the
der Of the customhouse and it appears as if the con
quest of Mexico to be left to Napoleon aIone ant
/ the French seem in good earnest.
Large renforccmens have already arrived, and TWEEN
| tv-five thousand men are said to be on the way.
steamer has arrived this evening with distinguished
French general on board. This sudden change in tho
aspect of affairs has created great sensation here Tho
Mexicans will probably retain their sonShods and re
turn to Soedad and Tegera. Thus matters have beer
brought to a dead halt and anything hut hafhQI4 aiil
Vucf fcS: All seems 10 De IL
great confusion.
\ courier dispatched from Vera Cruz, with mportan
dispatches fOrminster Corwin assasSnated on the
road and his mail destroyed The above correspondent
(of the New York IIertd denies that any battle haC
taken place between the allies and the Mcxieans at the
National bridge