New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

Correspondence Of The Associs;ed Press.
HAVANA. Msrch J, 1852.
The steamer Isabel In CaiOles, came III iron Vera
Cruz the III ht of the 18th alt. Her ad,c are
important, In lar they may be the beginning OF
the end. We have been toli that the Allies would
advance on the 10'h the 18th, the 10Th, and each
time they have failed to do 70. Now, under the
date OF the 2lst We are told they will aovsnce in
few days. 4 wrote YOU when lbe fret news came
that they could no' advance for month at least
there were not 300 carte among the wlole
allied force, Dor were there the mules necessary for
even there; q few have beeo sent from this port,
but not half enough. Sickness continues ana deser-
tions have beeu and still frequent aud so far
from advancing, they have left the encaupment at
Paro del Poro which was immediately occupied 10y
regiment Of Mexican cavalry; and III iuli view OF
the advanced poets of the Allie are the same of tie
Mexican army. On tie 18th conference was held
between Gen. DegOllado and other Commissioners
named ty JusrsZ, aud tie representatives, OF
the Allied Powers, in which prelminsries
were arrauged Tor meeting OF Gens. Dobiaco
and Sarsgoza with the sllied penipotoDtiaries, and
on the 18th Gen. Prin and the representatives Of
the allies went by rail TO Ieers. From t.is town
Gen. Prin started for Soledad Ia small Town Cd the
Orizabs Road to Siexico) horseback, accompa
MED for short di.tance by the French Admiral
DE la Graviere, WHO returned 10 IeleIlf, es-
corted by fifty lancers. Three miles from SOedad,
they met coach Drawn by eight mules, aud con-
tel iug Gen. DOblado and SaragoZa. These invited
Gen. Prim 10 disnouni aud ride with them. lie
cid 60 and arrived al SOled.d about III a. Gem
only interrupted by breakfast when Gen PrIm re-
turned being accompanied league by Gen. Sara
GOA. At Tejera he vas joined by Dc Ia Graviefe,
and returned 10 Vera Cruz, arriving there about
D. H. What will be the result Of this conference
Let Us sec at the correspondent o. The D'Gr'o do
la Ai0rind givef, coming from an authentic source
TO be the decisions arrived IL.
l. Negotiations are to be CONNIE ced immediately
nj Orzata between two Ministers OF President Jua-
rez and tie Allied Penipoten'i.ries; bat each, in
stead of being personally present, may SEND dele
gates, if they he mutually acceptable.
O. During the negOliaio ions The forces OF the Span
isb, French, and I'm, Itch viii occupy the Positions
Of Cordoya, Oiizaba, and Iehuacan.
g. La case Of the negotiations being broken Of
through disagreement Of tie Degotlang partier, the
allied forces shall retire to their former poi ious.
a. Tn. moment the alled troops commence TO
move toward the shove places, COrdCva, OIiZHba,
and Tehuacan iD Vera Cruz, az well as in the Gag
tie Of San Juan de Uloa, stall be hosted the Mex
can flag, alongside Of TIE Spanish, French and In
gIsh.
bis ard War be declared the Mexicans Liud them
selves not only TO respect but to shield the hospitals
OF the Allied Powers.
Tie French and Eng ish plepipoteniiaries have
agreed 10 all these preliminary condiioDs and AT
daylight on he 10Th, Mr.. leran carried them 10
II, ieria and delivered hem to Don MIlaLo del Basel,
WHO war charged with carrying them TO Gen. Dob
lsdo 10 be signed. TIE march iuland wac 10 COM
rneuce in few day.. The Spaniards to be sta
ii ned a, Orzaba, the French at leiuacan and the
Euglish at Cordoya. Gen. Santiago Nidaurn has
been appointed military conmaud,r Of Iainaulipas.
who il Constitutional Governor OF Nuevo Leon aud
Coahuila. This lac amicably setled the dispute be-
tween the two parties Of that State. The lack 81
provisions Vera Cruz IL very great those sent from
this port having been CONSUMED. Tney are getting
abort.
TIE Eco du EUropo Of the 18th says that this IA
owing 10 Gen. Uraga who disposed 10 aid The
Allie, having been iepla ed by Gen. Saragoza, VINO
wishes TO annoy a i be eau, ana ~ very stric
in preventing fresh provislOIs from getting To tbs
market OF that city. On tie evening Of the 10Th
came in, III III days from Mobile, the Conicdrrat.
schooner Smith Townsend 60 tnps, with cotton;
aud the 21th sailed for MatamCros (l the COnied
crate schooner Wide A wake, Capt Martin carr, ing
MIR. Yancey. lie has been exciting some culOtity
here, by his long light b,dr. This he had cropped,
and otherwise disguised. lie LAS tiled to run Tie
blockade, for no Que believes he gong 10 Mata-
uoras. This schooner has run the blockade several
times. Once she carried MIR. Hugh Martin
brother VI tie captaL), our former Consul TO
Iaisuzas The schooner Charlotte las nl,U
70 led for MatamOras. She goes under tbe English
tav Yesterday came III the L. 4. Knapp, bri, gug
the Captain Of the EngI sh sucamer L,Duan, whose
deuarturs from t.is port some time sincc, wrote
you Of as being under suspicious circumstances.
was tJId that sbe intended 10 evade the blockade.
but Lot being aDe ascertain the trulh, dld bot
say ~. The Captain hue protested before The Eo-
glsh Consul General, sud goes OH 10 zee lord Lyons
bv thu COlumIis. lie says that while be aud tho