New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
FROM MEXICO.
Ths French Invaders 10 he Resisied-Pro'
.I,maf;ou Of the French General.


The last accounts from Vera Cruz received in
Havana mention the arrival in the former place
of Spaniard, proceeding from Mexico City, WAC
brings accounts Of the enthusiasm displayed ia inc
capital and other places 10 resist the French
Several forts have been built, and every one III 'ne
CITY of Mexico has been obliged TO take up arils'
According TO accounts received from Vera Cruz,
Gems. Uraea and Comcnfort were expected in the
asp;,a, and il was publicly reported that Gen.
Or,eoa who had been appointed CommanderAn-
Chief on the death of Iaragoza, would be relieved
efhis Office. The aforementioned Mexican General,
who held the supreme command OF the Mexican
army died of typhus fever on the 9Th Of last month
Berriozaral. Comonfort and Dobado were sad to be
likewise SICK. The correspondent of the Havana
pewspaper. the Prensa, ut Vera Cruz, inquiries
sarcsstically whether there had been administered
soup la Juliennc but there is nothing 10 warrant
@ similar accusation.
A general order issued by the ne W French Com
msnder-in. Chief of the army in Mexico, on bis
arrival from France at Martinco, has been much
alluded TO in Spain. The following is the most
interesting paragraph that it contains:
You will therefore respect both persons and prop
erty nav punctually for whatever purchases may be
with inches acquired by plumber. You will pay re-
spect TO religion and its minister's well as TO the
aged females and children will You despise the
soldiers against whom you are going to tight, foi
the noble blood of CASTLE runs through their VEINS
Bu. although terrible in the combat, you will be hui
name after the victory and treat brothers those
who ashamed 10 give the aid OF their arms TO TO
vernment Of violence, Join banner, which lie the
symbol of right and Justice. BY this conduct you
will show better than by vain words that you are
ttNnu fhn 4f
against those who Cypress it, and lower it IN the
eyes of civilized people, among whom you invite II
10 place ITSELF.
Forey arrived at Vera Cruz on the PIE, of last
month in the French man-ofwar Turenne, accom-
panied by the steaIn-transports Chaptel and Tonne,
with troops for the expeditionary army. The Vera
Crusana, in giving the news of his arrival, says 81
follows:
"Tbe high position Of this general officer, and the
personal instructions which we know that he has re
eeyed from the Emperor, are sure guaranty Of tn'
important changes that are about 10 take place IL
our situation.
Gen Forey untes in his hands all military sn'
civil power, the Emperor having appointed him By
decree of the 9th Of last July his Minister Plenpo
Tertiary in Mexico by which he alone has the mis-
sion 10 treat questions Of Government Nj. ID
Sahgny, according to the orders of the Emperor
will continue to reside in Mexico as Ordinary I'm
bassador his authority being for the time subordinat
TO that of the Embassador Extraordinary"
Mexican guerrillas continued to prevent the ell
trance of provisions into Vera Cruz, taking prisoner
and shooting all who were taking their vegetables
poultry, and cattle in. The same was done to tbos
who attempted TO introduce similar articles of tn
first necessity into Orizaba.
The Federal army, which was stationed in Tehus
csn, Chacbicomula, Hurtusco and other points, ba
made retrograde movement, abandoning the above
named places.
Silver was so scarce in Orizabs that paper money
had been Issued of the value of one dollar, half &
dollar, two shiDgs, and one shilling.
The French Government intend TO lay railroad
from Vera Cruz to Cordova. There already exists
short line from Vera Cruz to Tejers, and this is tC
be extended to the last named place. An engineer
bss been sent out from France to superintend it
erection.