New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

! Spain in tie Sierra, but was seized by his OWE band
and hun9-hia brother escaping.
JCAREZ WILLING TO NEGOTIATE-PROB-
ABLE DIPLOMATIC SOLUTION OF THE
| DIFFICULTY.
| Via Havana, we have dates from the City of Mex
leo 10 the 2Slh Of January, and from Vera Cruz to
Feb. |. The news is highly important and interest
ing.
TIE Commissioners cent by the allied Penipoten-
rares to Mexico, with ultin,atum, returned to
Vera Cruz on the evening Of the 2Sth ut. They
por. that throughout the entire journey both going
and coming, they were received with the greatest
courtesy and kindness. Officers Of all grades Wed
with each other to do them honor and facilitate their
progress. Upon their arrival il Mexico, and The de-
livery Of the ulimatnm, they were invited by Juaez,
Minister Of the Treasury to a sumrtnoDs banquent,
AT viii % every luxury tb,t the Market OF Mexico
afforded produced. TLey were treated like
princes, and the distinguished consideration shown
/ TO Them WIS at once interpreted ia Mexico as an
/ indication that there would be no war.
! After doe consideration Of the ultlmstum, Pfos-
deut Jnanz delivered Ii. reply, and dispatched with
! the Commissioners ST. Zamacoua, ex-'iiuisler OF
Foreign Relations, clothed With iu powers to treat
with The Allie. regarded prellninares. Ibe reply
Of .aarez expressed desire to avoid hOstlllties.
I
offered the most aasfaclory tecuity for tie future.
He proposed that the Allied Ministers shond come
TO izfbs aBd treat tLele ia detsH WI h Mexican
Commissioners; but he exa'ted gs preliminary con
dilion that Tie whole t1Ieci,oEaTy force sboud be
r,-sml; KEEL. except a guard Of honor OF 2,UaO men,
/ who sLoaid Accomp,Iy the MIhi-'ers to OIzaba and
remain there driiog the negotiations. Throughout
! hi. communication be maniieted much anxiety TO
make 10 appear 10 the Mexlcaus taat he oil not yield
: to tie armed threat OF the Alice.
4 q "A q Sc 10 -, a.. Iltaeg On
the lh and after several eoufere win the Mar
qui. Of Caslilejos the Iurport OF which did not
ir4bff ire he starred imp.edia eiy on BIS return 10
Mexico The Allies bad concluded that Tie condi-
liol IMPOSED by Juarez WIS inadmissble, and their
rel H. refuirg 90 rec Tbsrs tie troops beore treat
M lett Vera Graz Tor Mexico the l.. Inst. L. caso
uarrz shouid chow di'l ositlon to be obstinate IN
r..srd TO iis CONDITION, Gen. PIN lad de'Cef TO
adyauce with his whole force, opening The roads by
fighting if be should encounter res ,taLce lie ls de-
te,nined not to expose ne health Of TIE army TO tie
uufayulable climate " Vera Cruz sIy longer than Is
ne, essiry.
Tie expedionary forces Greneh encauIed at
Teens lid ~ permission OF Gen. Orfea, ne leXl-
G an commander advanced three leagues 70 Santa re,
/ IN order ID procure better water aI.0 q souewhat
NOR. oouyer,ieut camping ground. The Spanish
re- iment Of CdEadofes had leit Ieleca for Mdelin,
"a ore hev occnfiei tie Tigbt OF ihe river 81 place
CHILLED pa.o del IOrO tie res oi lie Sec nd brigade
were CHARTERED IN tie village. company 81 eLgl-
were euyt.tl III bultDlNs - HflNEN f't'
log the rad. ihis and ctrer circumstance indicated
I'D iutettiou TO uarch tte eXpeur.iu Ihlaud n for 10
other resson escdrc the bad ciima'e of vera cruz
I Dn the 97th OF January, ne BRUSH steamer Avon,
o,,rn H. vana arrived Al Vera Cruz win Gen. Mira
mon on board. his arrival ras anticipated, aud as
soon as the steamer was sSnsled. great number of
! lis partisans crowded The pies TO give him wei
conc. The Avon had hardly dropped anchor, bow
over when sbe was boarded 10y an armed boat from
a British frigste " bose 'ofcur arrested Miramon
ard carried him oil prisoner to tie Commodore
ship. -
Ihis affair caused considerable connection in Vera
Crpz R.port raid the hITest had been made by su-
thorify o,he three allied Min.ters, they haf pIo
claimed 10 the Mexicans thas they would hot inter
fere in the Internal po,ie OF tie country. To
allow Miramon Tree passage through Vera Cruz
would be equivalent TO lending strong moral ald TO
The reactiolary party. MIfanlon returnedtO Mexico
IA n private Individual but he probably forgot that
after biz fall from the Proficiency be seized over
sO0 90 Of specie that were under tue tue pro.ec-
ton OF the seals OF tie Bii'h Legation.
i Another report says that the Brush COinm)i0re
usds o.. arrest his own respoDsloiiiiy, and that
Lr holds Mirimou for this theit AID for lie murder
If suudry Britsh subjects, for which lie VIII bet
the general impression, boMevrr, ls tnat he wac
seized as IA marplot, aud vii he seGt BACK 90 ia-
vaus Meanwhile he ia kept IN confinement on
toard OF IA. b. NJ. frigaie Chal eDger.
The General-iu. Chief of the e1ledi!l9uary forces
v-ss determined 10 march his array TO MeSEO at all
hazards. lie SAYS that tie articles oi peace and
treatis. must he signed at the ca itl.
/ A uriyafe letter from Neis Cruz say. that The
rarity of robberes il matter OF remark. Iley are
hardly apoken OF. All The guerrilla. 0ads nave taken
vdv,1t,. e OF the amnesty accorded by Jua.el and
have O. Iced their swords at the disposition oi the
Government. Gene. Dollaco and kaniek, Melld,
aud Zangosa, are al united III VI. aeiense Oh 'hc
Cen Aluonte was shortly expected at Vera Cruz,
,,ith iustruciOrs il said referring 70 the prVclina-
zion OF IA monarchy in Mexico, with Che ArchduSe
Fernando MACMILLAN of Austria at the bead OF H..
Ine MeAicans did not appear 10 relish Tue lGea az
all and were Gi,posed 10 l'Ok rather uhiAFofNtH
luor t.e French Pienipoentisry, who was aaid to
secoDd the plan.
were 10 return CA boafu Of Sp nish frisaiei oui
thew hid not yet embarked, rs they We're waiting Va
Iu,r.l shoud give lu order to the Governor to re-
4 co,-uir.cy sgain,t Juarez had been discovered
II, csral tut II Wa suiocated oy the arrest oil
TN principal movers. -.
The Government OF Julrez We're making greht
eaors TO collect the tax upon AL caii1ai sums OIL
500 nnd up sari.
Col. Gsrci. d, Leon bsd left NJ ,xco 10 JON Usags,
WIN yyas i, command Of The army OF tue East
Tine Prussian Minister had notified tie Juarez
Coyerpmeu, that the tax upon cslnal Would only
be paid rs lie coantrynen uuder protest. =
Zoe ,nIIre press OF the Republic haa received Or
de lot 10 publish any reports con' or iog The iINa-
sion ~ Mexican territory by Tie foreign Ailes'
lBy Telegraph
BALTIMORE ThuTsdsv, Feb IL, 1904
TIE steamship Baltimore arrived here last night,
briurn, Havana dates OF the 9th inst.
Mimmon vas arge,,ed on boerd the Avon, aud ia
confined on her British Majestys slip Challenger,
and vi not be allowed to land ia Mexico.
The British ste mer Gladiator ID sill at Nassau,
mounting guns. She Will change Loriiag aud become