New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
tired, no doubt, Ashamed to have been caught in suoh

lsd, no doubt, Ashamed 10 have been caught In such
Company. England holds bonds Of the CODsats-
tona Government Of Mexico, which will not be paid
by h. ReactoList~; IN Fance Of the Resc,onists.
which viii uot he paid by the ConsttauoIalists.
The English side Of the see-saw u up DOW. How
long will it keep upf
The Spanish steamer Of war BerengueA came 10
on the Both, with dates from Vera Cruz 70 the %th.
In her came the Condesa de Rens, and several Of
Gen. Prim's aids Various of our dignitaries went
on board to receive her, and procession OF carriages
escorted her to the country seat Of the Marques %
Maranna, which had been arranged for her oceu-
patton darne her ssy on the island.
By the Berenguea We have more news OF she
movements of the French Though 10 their atrocioue
note TO The Mexican Government they cay they shall
retire beyond Paso Ancho ss soon as the last Spanish
soldier rhalI have passed, &c. They have done the
reveSe-tbey lave marched upon and taken pos
SESSION of OrixMba. Il was however, another
" bloodiess victory" for they found resistance.
The town was abardoned; and although in tho
opinion of lh- Spanish and English Plenipotentiares,
i, WAS the French " no declared war against the
Governments of Juarex, with which they declared
they were determined no longer to treat they dare
70 give the following reasons for not fulfilling wnat
they had engaged To perform at Soledsd, and again
in their communication Of the 9Th inst. TO DObAsdo.
| translate them for your comment.
1T The dscsrAip wE By the Government afshs Press'
dent, Jus'sx-
eiluy Ci their nlm-uts 49,
3D. TLr annoyance. caused BY vsffou. s1ernuss-
Nb. the intercr pIiop vi eli kinds OF Hood
These motives, say the French, were moro thsn
L.. IL. hn "a.
fensive, and their first movement TO Orizaba They
did not get there, says the Dar,o Iiavans), without
at leasr shade of resistance. In the Little fort 40
Tar, VI I, advanced guard of the Mexican army,
comprising 81 men. who seemed Disposed 10 make
stand Geu. LDrencez st once Iesolyed 10 dslodge
them, and cent sgaiIst them 40 Chasseurs dAfiqse.
Halt an hour after, this handful OF men returned
with 70 prisoners, 25 horses, and many lsncss aud
other arms. We are told tie Mexicans bad but one
Iii led aud no wounded; we are not told that any
fed. Where are tie rest
Cordova twbcn we have been told remained
empty when the Spanish soldiers left it) has de-
clared in Ia vor Of AlmoDte and that Orzaba going
to do 3d. Tire French were making arrangements 70
march upon The car al notwithstanding the threats
Of resistance ut all hazards the part Of the Mex
Sevtfhi Ot tue un'e Uoon VSo6he
and slot as robbers" Garmino and Atanaso
Castro, Ncrberto Marmoejo, Severisno O5egs,
Dolores Lopez Bernardno Castillo, Vicerts Rodrt
vuez and Jose Maria Tovar. Gen. Carbajal WAC
puvuirg Zuoag. Marquez and Cobos, routing them
aud Il cir ioTcer IN ali directions Though tho 6iglo
XIX says Csrbsj a In the capital on the E2!b).
There wac quite gale in the harbor Of Vera Crz
on the 2Oth aid 2lst, and it became necessary TO
send MI engineer board one Of the Spanifh trans
ports no. 81, an all on board were ILL., The Bersn-
guela sent one in launch, which succeeded IN get
ting al ngside the tnDsport bot, on her return, De
came ungoy eInabe, and was dashed on the coass,
and Eve of her crew Of l9 were drowned. The re-
main ~ "A were saved. though nearly dead, by Q
boats crew sent them by the French ship-ofwr
jena.
On tie 3oth, came in from the river Mississippi the
Unit. STATES gum boat Daniel Smith, and brought
rs the following news, which uust may be able
10 communicate the inst tdings Of. The feet under
Farragut aud Potter commenced tho attack on Fors
jackson on the 18th, and after six days and hve
nights iLc, s-ant firing, at p. m on the 2lth Com
oodore F..r.su,. tue Hartford, with thirteen
other steamer, Tassed up the river. Before tniu
two gun-boots had, uId,r q calling FIRE, in which
uty losb lbv Hleh uSeh"y o" Ss'DS N"~'H o~os-SN~
across the river Our fleet destroyed eleven Of the
enrmirs' guu-bois and llolIils's battery Manassas
was sunk by the seamer Mississippi.
The liar ford WIS on fire at time, but Ittlo
damage wss done; come s0O prisoners were taken.
Tn, ouly vessel Of orr fleet lost was the Verons,
which sunk sfer blowing up the Webster. Gen.
Butler landed some ,0G0 above tue forks On
the 25th flag Of Gent 10 ask of Porter tho
condition. lie should imI ose in Of Q surrender.
" None-tbe surrender must be at discretion" re-
pliec Porter. Commodore Farrsgut and Gen. But.
Ter had gone up the river to New-Oresns, which
place lie demanded should be delivered up to him
he would shell them out.
The guus &C., OF the Colorado which could nos
cross the tar were transferred the other vessels.
The Daniel Smith ia the action, and left for thic
port at D. m on the 2Gih to brog dispatches 10 10
forwarded BY the Columbia TO Washington.
The captain Of an American schooner that came In
Yesterday, las just told that be was boarded By
an United S'a,es steamer and requested TO report st
he consulate here that be had captured three Con-
ederaie steamers, and was after another today.
schooner from Bahia Honda says q Confederate
teamer cane in the day before he lett hot prsssed
by United States steamer.of-war. Unfortunately
he American captain has forgotten the name Of tho
steamer that boarded bim--we think it il the Sent-
igo de Cuba. Good luck 10 herl