New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
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M. Will, between tho Wrench ard Hfc,i.
..r.-ConG.et.ng T;eporss IN Ia the
x;,to,s Continued Advance Of f,ic
French Foreign Gold and Eorcign
Arms nrrmycd sgains, the Government
Proclamation of si"rou'c.
,,o oar own Cof,,ponieni
HAyAN,. Nav H. 1862.
qfe long interval between the Columbia of
he 81. and the Roanoke Of tie I'm, induced NE 70
,drise YOU by the biz Redwood, which left on the
OH. On HAT day came in tho Spauish steamer
Bl,.c, de Caray, from Vera Crul, bringing Gen.
prim Condo dc Reus AID Marques de los Cast,iejos,
raso HE staff. rs yon may im'sipe. he wss re-
eeved with enthusiasm by the "cieat urwstied"
b,re, particularly by the Catalan element though
he lecep ion was fag less glorious low on hs lctlu
han was that on his arrival here en- sOr,e for
yeNico. We had been expecting hin. Tor sever.
ays, and the Cap. Generals barge Rad been
wi'iug TO bring him ashore. He was met by Gems
Gtset AVID kubalcava. and after paying his respect
tohe CIptainG General, went 10 Join his family wh"
ar II MaraDaO, u village about nine mics IRON
her. BY the same steamer came several Officers
ant 800 soldiers Of the regiment Of isstel H. By
thisseamer came the news Of a battle b. tween The
Me,i,.u. and the Frnch; passengers sand the latter
wer, compIetely defeated and "a the D;drio
M.una) merely stated that there lad been a battle,
and cher would not could not give VS. the par
ucni.s II WAS very gene rally believed than the
Fteae had lad the worst o. u. lie par
ucuhr were given SO infinitely and seemed 50
pldadle and tutre ere So mAuy who wish such 10
te jae~ut, thai il easily ,reciied, easN -
il 10 tleye what we wish. Tie affair Is not Yet
elea reuip. Ia. ruInor that the Mexican in
fantry eIrested $50 we have been told Tor "a month
past "A t0ey reached PasO Negro (biack Iassl, IN
the iolciogo mountains, and dIew ~ tie advance
of Ser pursuers, consisting OF the battalion OF
Chaselrs de Niheonres, regiment No. -- Of those
em6sled fIOm IouloD, and Il coTi's Of The Iouaves
OF 30 Mexican in.GDtry only TWO regiments are
Mentioned tie y4th GLd goth, the latter GOING the
m0swCrL. Theee, on arriving az this ass, t0rned
at Is. aud The Mexican cavalry, ,2U0 strong w'ich
werLId n: ire entrance of tile pare, marc I'd nj on
th,i rear. Taken tins, between TWO tree, The
Frerh were q. l'lGted, soEie even saying that OF
the hssseurs de NiuceILes Oil J. men were saved,
the Ier being killed, wounded or taken rrsoners.
Thos who proIa.a'e this rumor, account for there
leiusf ebut erba reports 10y the fact of era Cruz
heinz j. toe arm I'd bands % tie French, who, with
heir hyoneIs having aided Almo Re 70 All ot gov
.rnor me S-rrano If note durl' z our difficulties
with ieXico, and who was governor OF NeIa Graz
under Santa Anual, none but Friuco-AlmOhte pa
yers re publishcd and h.Ile other news reported,
save ~ hose coming down from the interior 30 en-
bark. Knowing all this, had made up NY mind
10 receive with caution the news reported from
theme, Tut We have had none VI any III pOrthroe.
We w,ie told ia one OF these Franco AlmoIle pa
pers that large convoy Of provisions was attacked
try The Mexicans, aud would lave been CAPTURED.
but lha. The Fryncb guard WIS re-eniorced III tiae.
a oOfresp O.ldeu. OF niue IN Vera Cruz, who had
iust returned TO that place iron Mexico pa sed
through orizaha, COrdova, and S0ledad. The two
latter had beeu occupied by tie Mexican troops as
sooa as Tie French left; for, as you can Imagine,
having 20 small "a iogce-not more than ZOO eject
i've meI.-iLey cannot leave any 10 guard the Towns
trey take possession Of and in the ou'skirt OF On.
zsba were - % men IeaGy 10 march III ss the
French mar, he'd Oat. These towns, which Were
taleely made u appear as having declared foS Al
monte, will now declare for JuaTez. Several ofthe
most influential nsales that appear IN the lroc-
laiDatiOn al Cordovs for AlmOnte, have pro
tes,d, and dc laTe tier names 10 have been used
without their saLciiOr he old &. p rap game We
have seen 10 NV York, Were Cele, rated speakers
are advertised 20 address the m,eIlg without even
uoif, ing tDe,s same. IL Will upiear very grand
and favorable 10 Aimonte in the Nor;hern St4ies aud
IN Europe TIL tie protect OF these influential CHI.
zeus" Shall arrive. There ~ss considerable debate
in the Cortes at Madrid upon tie AeNiean question:
You Will 40 doubt have seen II. one proph'uc 5e-
park IF ST. Castro on the Stu ult. has ,aured some
su,3,iop ere He SAYS: Our GoverIu elt out III not
10 have a anlOned ils ans OF Influence III Nj HicO;
all TIE more ImpCrian. Ia shat Today TeVOlu lC Is
taking lla(e 10 North America; dAd uien hot0H,
negc1at,e tH mar, shall harc changed IL 1t military
on, ne stall etter dfs0ppt0T from al dseT1ed, or
1ausf c0rry on there Il Uar 81 T0ccs.
The Spani.n steamer san Francisco de AsL came
in on TIE lth the Conception came ~ on tie 9h,
bringing Sc toop,) aud brought * oin"ers ana ~
soldi, r. and 10 news. The DtQr7O llaysnal says:
ave are lot told whether Gen. Lcrencez had ar
rived az Jalata nor have we been able 10 g.t the
particulars in ie.d 10 the battle that CHEF had th
lie MeNians, Va the AcrlcingO MOuLtains.' lhe
editor Ini- ht have said, We are not told whether
Gen. L0rel,ez bad arrived IN kamtscha'ka ior we
are Told nothing by the papers from vera or1 aoou'
hun. -. . ,
There appeared most ridieuousy trashy editorial
in our Dt0ftO Oi the liib, column Ind hall, try
ing 10 prove that wien there is cIvif war III lne
country al tie best men leave II ana seek hones VI
tLo,e counrrie- more congeLia 10 their tastes &c.,
and uovy the best men " OF the Southern States
will IL looking out for ne~ homes, &C., and the
Dar,o recomn encs Cuba as being the lest and bav-
inc nestle Institution 20 their tatie, sId acVises
the Spanish Government 10 order Ito COnsuis 70
crack il up and keep before the people, "a II would
be AN advantageous hing for Cuba 10 get thi- in.
cre,e of capital and huGs; but III the latter part OF
the article IL seems 70 repent and says thai though
pecnniariIy it woulds- beneiit, perhaps II womb
no, be b-ieica' politically, and perhaps eier all
Spain had better not allow it. Nevertheless II these
.Lest men will promise 10 be good, and respec!
the relipoD. Ia So and cus,Oms OF the island, we
will et The On come and citizens onght 10 receive
them fraerraly that may he inds,ed TO follow
On the 10Th there came in the Spanish steamer
lava. s days FROM Vera Cruz, bringing. says the
Ut0riO sick and 100 cavalry. On the 9TH Vice
Admiral Edmond Juren Dc La Graviere arrived at
Vera Cruz ACCOMPANIED by the weahereock Galvez,
who has declared for Zuloaga, Mlramon, Jnarez, and
Almonte, excessively, and who was AFRAID to re-
main in the interior. Julien went 10 SdcI1bcos and
there embarked on board the NoBtezlna. and sailed
next day Tor Nev-YoIk, where he will probably
have arrlv ere this reaches Won, and whence he
oo.s n, Enrone This is the result OF the "unOfciuI