New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
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sEnefH 20 the city exico less thar eight days.
~ This arrival am informed chat during tn
II latter psft of March, while the negotiation va
dnly sedirg 81 orizaha. between Gem prim
al Behalf of He allies, and Manuel Doblado, d
U hehalf of tha Me- scan Cox rnmens, suspicion
arose III mo lnind ii III latter that there va
sons andst cnrfent IL WORK u which he was 10
8ara, md i t1ict watch was institnted on al
VI arsonahayiag ching 10 do with The negotia
Ths picions grew into q conviction Whei
onte arrived ~ Vera Gruz, and when
6aysEed that his mani asto, counsellinR Til
B and aternity with tie lilies, II j,
~ M in soircula tion throng hont th
S.,
/ Robes eli known Sas i former Mexican
u The United States, and, subsequently
oI u oiiicials, VI ID suspected ana
pnhis Iin tho city of Mexicowith dispatches
II M The Juarez rnment, hel MAS suddenly
5isssized and searched, when the evidences Of hi
1 4 tssAson Nera discovered upon biz peraon. III.
Il MAS being oirc ulatedsb
and, besides hs had letters To- prominent
4 ne inst them what to do
il order III overt lie Goyernment and estab.
nsN n ozerhnent nnder The Archduke Maxi,
milan. least, this il snfmise, for The contents
i cf the letters have not been made public.
L Coy. Rohles was inm stately condemned 81 3
ltraiter and spys and he vas accordingly led ou,
and shot. 8
1 The Mexican Government not only execnted
prompt vengeance upgn its own Delinquent cit
xen, but III resented Tie bad faith of Tie confer
+ enee hich tolerated such d breach 81 faith, III
i satsoncs breaking Of the negotiation At Orizaba
/ and renewing tha Nj an m The sithdrawaT 81 Eng
i land nom actual ID the tripartite
/ geIisnt embol dens the Mexicans to think
Il she wlt help them an emergency or ut least
q thAt Msxico does not betray and sell her own
Great Britain will not NJ illingly see i,
II snbjn III ths French were only out of TIE
Alliance, We should soon see Mexico hntly engaged
I NJ for they honestly believe tllat they
sean asolish Spain ID 81 hand. hand d ght.
The spread of this news tbrongh the country
I'm AIMED the people conside rably, and great
lions are making for carrying On the i IL.
Gay, idaayr III resppnss to5the demand of the
s0yer hInant, III send 1000 men towards tbe city
Iof Tanpico, 70 defend that point and Gen.
Uraga hes already i robably. about SO, 200 men
nnder his InmaHd near Gerros Gordo.
Aecompany this news Is thesrepprt that,
when the nagotiat we're broken OFF Tie Allies
refused TO fall back To- Madeliia and sante ia,
which were their advanced posts, until tiey were
allowed for the better health Of their armies. ID
sadyances ii orizaba and Cordoba, during the
b endshey Of the negotiation III this news be-
there III soma probabi that tons
may be resumed ], for the IA HES may DENY that
Robes was netting under their Or that
shs mas even favored hy them. Al d matter 81
course, it will not do to hold the representatives
uf Spain and France Responsible for Tie bad faith
Eof Mexican onicial and, iii the face Of q posi-
tlse aenials NJ do not ses how Mexico sonId
hold Gen. Ffim responsible for the crotche cts Of
d Itnonts and Robles.
At an events, the war feeling Is up, and the
fexicsns hsreabonts are raising troops and 10.
curing pples to meet the rsquir enents of the
occasion.
IL III Al currently reported, but cannot say On
good that Gen. Drag Has sbeen ordered
the allies from their positions ut Cordoba
Cen. AInonte, il said sin the interest of The
Austrian Arehdnke and has been promised a posi-
lion and an order under the monarchy. nj an
somewhat ptical, think ii more than prob.
able that Almonte was ending to foil gotta
tlons BIZ oduoing d rsyo
State of Tamaulipas il still rent BY its mites.
tine hroils. To-day Ne have the report that Gen
Cemonforts IN command of the national forces. has
been dsfeatsd BIZ Cow serna vii the State troops
ct or near Victoria while another states that IL
lass been assfal and that he has captured 81
shot Pablo Castillo prominent officer under Coy.
HGrnas s
81 Coy Vidaurri, al Jasr readers have no doubt
seen before. han "a San old III Imposing
direct tax of seven per bale on ali 90 ton
Imported md shipped from blatanoros, This
laSt o5erates very anfa gorabl upon the cotton
g ~ " the last The caners 81 ck.
enaes and trouble Of ippiug q
now are about equal Is forty dollars
jpar ph leaves bnt small mar gin ID tlla
s 1he apers HON the intefio report 4 ferr;
sxplcsipn III nj gazine Al ShichinGla near III.
bAt MsIshy Az co. persons were killed ma IN
wounded Of r hich probably 500 more viii die
The honss was Il6f regular bit rat5,ar
8 temporary barrack arsenal, III which 8
large number soldiers with tleir ppropriata
ammunition. we're temp ofarily located 80
here are about twenty two ships at tl,e, monf,i
pf the river, with goods for this market. whicbi
elege az from our present barrenness ~ an.
plies.
II ERoA PADpcAH AND THE Non have lata /
llietli8sAee from Padueah and the North 81 4 vary
inyatesttng ehaFacter hitch confirms the reports
II 81 battle
sne Aorfh, they boast only two hupdred I'm.
r ca Ken during hetwo siays,
Nine Their tranapo ts Loaded with their Z
Eonnaed, came down the Tennessee river last (