The New York herald., 1862-03-06

10 SO far they may be the beginning Of the end We
have been told that the Allies would advance the 10th
tho 18th the Goth and each time they have failed 10 &c
DO. Nay under the date of the 21s, are told they
will advance in few days. wrote you when the hrs
news came that they could not advance for month al
tsas there three hundred carts among the
whole allied force, there tho mules necessary
Cor these few have been sent from this port but
not half enough Sickness continues and desertions
have still frequent and so far from advanc-
ing they have left the encampment at Paro del Paro
which was Immediately occupied by regiment of Mexi-
can cavalry and in full sight Of the advanced posts Of
the Allies are the same of the Mexican army.
On the 18th conference held between General
Degolado and other commissioners named by Juarez,
and the representatives Of the allied powers in which
preminaries arranged for meeting of Generals
Doblado and Iaragoza with the allied plenipotenares
and the 10th General Prm and the representatives of
the Allies went by rail TO Teeia From this town Gene
raj Prm started for Soledad "a small town on the
Orzaba road to Mexico) horseback accompanied for
short distance by the French Admiral De Ia Gravere
who returned Teora and escorted by fifty ancers.
Three miles from soedad they met coach drawn by
eight mules and containing Generals Dobado and Lara
goa These invited General Prm to dismount and ride with
them He did so, and arrived at Soedad about ten A. NJ
three p M only interrupted by breakfast VIII N General
Prim returned, being accompanied league by General
Laragom. At Tejera he Joined by De Ia Gravere,
and returned to Vera Cruz arriving there about nine p.
M. What will be the result Of this conferencef
Let us see what the correspondent Of the Dao de Ia
Marina gives coming from authentic source, to be
tho decisions arrived at
Fpra-Negotations are to be commenced Immediately
at Orzaba between two ministers Of President Juarez
and the allied penpoentiares but each, instead Of
being personally present. may send delegates they be
mutually acceptable.
sond-During the negotiation the forces OF the Span
ish, French and English will occupy the positions Of Cor
dova, Orizaba and Tehuacan.
Yhird-n case of tho negotiations being broken of
disagreement
forces shall retire to their former positions.
FJsuth-The moment the allied troops commence to
toward the above paces-Cord0va Orzaba and Te-
huacan-in Vera Cruz, well as in the Castle of San
Juan de Uoa shall be hoised tho Mexican flag alongside
of the Spanish, French and English.
FJM-If these negotiations should terminate unfavor-
ably and war declared the Mcxcans bind themselves
not only respect but to shield the hospitals Of the
allied Powers.
Tho Fronch and English plenpotentiaries have agreed
to all those preliminary conditions, and at daylight
the Goth NJ Teran carried them Teeria delivered
them To Ion NiIaus del Basch, who charged with
delivering them to General Dobado, TO be signed.
Tho march inland TO commence In few days
The Spanards be stationed at Orzaba the French
at Tehuacan and tho English at Cordova. Gen Santiago
vdaurri has been appointed military commander Of Ia
maulpas who Is Constitutional Governor at Nu0vO Leon
and Coahu'a This has settled amcably the dispute be-
tween the 40 parties of that State.
The lack of provisions at Vera Cruz is very great
Having consumed those sent them from this port they
getting short The Eco du Europa OF the 18th says
that this Is owing to Gen. Uaga who was disposed 10 aid
tho Allies having been replaced by Gen. Laragoza, who
wishes annoy thom all he and il very strict in
preventing fresh provisions from getting to the Of
that city.