The New York herald., 1862-03-06
IMPORTANT FROM MExIC0.y
Conference Between Generals Prta
and DObladO at SOledad.
The Allies to Occupy the Key Of
the Valley of Mexico.
General Prim Announces q
Monarchy.
The English to Hold Matamoros and tho
French Tampico.
Our Vera Cruz and flavana
Correspondence,

Our Vera Cruz and siavana
Correspondence,
&c, &C., DC.
BY the steamship Columbia we have received tho fol-
lowing very important correspondence from Vera Crus
| and Havana.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA CRUZ, Feb 20. 1861.
The MeSican Cause Betrayed to the AuieN0o.iaons soM
General Doblado-Earopean Troops Permitted 10 Pass ia
Observation-Disclosures TO Them efTheir Mo Position
The Foreign Army Saued ty Treachoy-GeaeraI Psim
announces King for the RepuJlc-Sfdn to lnerfers
,cith the Monroe Doctrims-Arriral of United Ssata
Frigate, dc.
Spanish steamer leaves In the morning for Havanas
and have just time to pen few lines note most
unexpected and important turn in affairs here and resus
ing in decided though bloodess victory to the Allies
Tho negotiations which commenced month since
at the city of Mexico having failed of accomplishing the
desired end Of the Allies discontinued and matters
have remained quiet but in very undecided and unsats
factory the part Of the Allies, until yesterday
when General Dobado arrived from the city of Mexico at
Soedad town about seventy miles distant from hero,
and which is present tho headquarters of the Mexican
forces At this place he tho representatives
Of the allied Powers and negotiations reopened
definite agreement has arrived but enough
made known by the Spanish extra, which issued
this evening (and copy OF which send you) to con-
vince one who s at all conversant with the history
of this country that Merco Is again the vicim OF base
| tredchery
of the Mexoans has agreed to allow the forces of the AL
lies pass unmoleed the stronghold Of Mezico-namely the
Chquhuiti-and occupy the cities Of Cordova, Orzaba
and Tehuacan-which the principal and strongest
fortified points to the interior-unt negotiations now
pending future conference, TO be held shall have
been concluded upon condition that should the result Of
the above conferences be unfavorabe the Allies
they promise to withdraw their troops to their present
position and allow the Mexcans their present position.
No wonder the spaniards send up shout Of victory,
and wonder tho poor Mexicans are and
discouraged After holding the enemy here Tor W."
any terms-n starving condition, entirely at their
Cyl in fact almost ready to evacuateafoe conquered
BY the cmate-afer all this to have the invaders quietly
and harmessy placed the land Of plenty inside Of their
iortGcatons, of all danger, and where they
could have got without large ronforcements and an %
mense sacrifice Of lfe Surely history does record
another such act and yet remains to be seen tho
Mexican people will sustain Gen. Dobado In this strange
and uuheard Of proceeding Once occupying these pacos
the A lies have gained their point.
Tehuacan is the central position 1t Is one hundred and
fifty miles from this place to the capital the dis
tance Vera Cruz and sixty miles to Orizaba. Once
hoding these points they will not be very anxious 70
round them party which still exists in the interior
gether with renforcements and when they have made
good their strength and position they dictate terms 70
| the Mexicans This is the programme. tef t.rsg.s.
The secretary Of the French Admiral remarked, afsw
days since ,ha, Il was no n use to keep the plans q
| intention Of the Emperor 70 place crowned head
over this people and that Archduke Maxinan Of Austria
Is rule here and General Pim has several times openly
expressed the ovo,ced purpose Of Spain TO interfere
uih the Monroe doctrine These are not rumors,
but are from reliable parties and we'll sustained. 81 M
| The permission given by Dobado TO the Allies has
taken everybody surprise and the people are anxios
| ly waiting TO see II he ID to be sustained.
Mrs General Prim arrived here on the I4th She NOT
all satisfied with tho condition OF things She 70 native
Of this place. and great deal OF property here A
yet not a person has visited her.
The Uutei States frigate Potomac, Captain Powell,
arrived here On the 18th. All well.
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, March 1, 1889.
N,ss from Generals Prim and DobIado in Cos-
ferce-The Allies 10 Hold the Key Of the Vauey of Aeri-
c>Wdr Bet,oeen the Church Party andhe Lilerals-
The Cunposs for the Cro,A Spanish Legislator Thiaks
the United Stctes Hare 1t dc., ec
The latest news from Mexico TO confirm the idea
that there will not be any armed resistance TO the allied
invaders.
The result Of the conference between Prm and Dobado
nj sedad is the surrender OF the strong posts OF Cor.
dova orzaba and lshuacan and thoy doubtless by
this tmo occupied by foreign garrisons. Some cry
treachery others think supreme prudence. True tho
occupation Of those points intended to be only tenn
norary-that is while negotiations pcnding-and
sign that the attitude of boh parties friendly towards
each other the Mexican flag is TO float side by side with
those of allied Powers yet IL negotiations should be
broken OF and hostitcs actually break out, tho Allies
would be in the best possible position And though
Il has been stipulated that the happening Of
any such contingency tho Allies should fall back and oc-
cupy their original positions, they would DC very otn
TO say tho least of it, to quit the key OF tho valley OF
Mexico In they will DO apt TO find some pre-
text for staying where they are.
and consequently great deal OF suffering and privaton
,:enoral yida;rr Governor Of New Icon and Coahua,
has appointed Military Commandan Of the State OK
Tic civil war between the government and church
party Marquee, the champion OF the latter, 10
said TO ave again victorious and to be meditating
an attack tho capital This docs not look like united
country, fronting foreign INVASION Inc church party
will never unite with tho liberals, but in fact, wish well
In have learned, from apparensly well informed
source that Admiral de 10 Gaviere Is on bad terms with
General Prim and find kind cf confirmation OF that
intelligence in tho fact that the Admiral will not take
direct part any OF the conferences but wi be repre-
sened by person trust quote the language "
extract in the Daro de la Mcrnd Of the 27th Ecc guam
bo,,,u, :, nam ;,cuy,dum de-
There is great deal said about the crown Of Mexico.
What is ng Where is III What made otY Who has
got Barnum, perhaps But WIZ barnum nave give
But then Austria talks about IL In her council chamber,
has been spoken Of myseriousy IN the Tucrios Eng
land believes in u as firmly as In Magma Charta ana spain
The Correpordcia Of Madrid publishes conversation
mr. dscussion between certain Senior Castro and tho
Minister of state which took place in the Chambers
january "a. The former remarked that tho corrcspon
dence published foreign journals In regard 10 this mat
ter states positively that the French and English go
vernments particularly the former had not only decided
change OF government In Mexico, but had designated
the person occupy tho throne OF that country
He then asks the MnIsters the panish) government
perfectly oe position TO exercise vgosous, mport-
and elcacious influence In Mexico-to defend inte-
rests which may be opposed to those OF certain European
nationsY Does the government believe that solution
such as proposed may bc fatal not ony to our late
rests in Mexico, but to tho island OF Cubn2
The government bound 10 calculate The ddnacrsphch
u,e form of q,srnment tn Merco, Uah Its attending csr
ctsdnccs might present. concerning the rresetdf'on of
| the Spanish Antilles" 60,
Mr.. Castro. too thinks the crown Of Mexico In tho
I.-,. aft t1~vt tGt
The Mniser in his reply gesr Of the unpleasant qpcs
on by remarkng thai what ncwspapers may say isnoA
ocei and that the Spanish government is in possession
ov 20 sch Information from any oicjasource He says,
however. that tho government has proposed to itself
sror Inc cement to preserve absolute respect
s ths ndepcndcnce OF that corary the governments
n.as ,na The integrity OF her territory shall he pro.