Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

A Truce CsncIuded-The Seizure Of tne
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Eng sd Stcauner EabuiEu'
By a recent arrival tho New Orleans Doita re-
eeivcd a file Of The Havana Diari0 de "a Marina
Of a late date. whiea announces the arrival at
| Havana from Vera Cruz of she Spanish Vessels,
the lava and Lesltad The most important
news by those arrivals from Mexico is. the con-
clasion Of a Truce between the Mexican govern
msnt and the three allied powers. The follow
iug are tue Terms ofihe convention, vs. lich passes
( bv the name Of the Convention Of The Sole
dad:
WAEREAs. The constitutional g@oyernmen; ac-
tusllv existing in Mexico has declared to the
I commissioners Of the allied powers that It has
no Nerd Of assistance so benev0leuiiy Ct-rrd 70
the Mexican government, Containing Eleiia
itself elements Of strength and opinion suiIcieat
for its very iGNrual revolt, the allied powers
There proceed 10 negotiation, ia order 20 Iofull-
iza ali the eclamsti1us which they have 10 maze
/ IN The name Of their respective governments
2. Therefore. the representatives of the allied
nations. protesting, as they DO protest, that they
/ intend nothing against the independence. IN
tegriuy aud sovereignty OF The Mexican republic
will omen negotiations at Onzaba, iD which city
will meet tie commissioners aud two OF Tie
ministers Of the republic, excepting that, ~
common consent, Il may be opened TO opponent
delegates representing moth parties.
3 During the negotiations the forces OF the
allied powers shall occupy the three towns OF
4 Cordoba. Orizaba and Tehnacan, with their
natural limits.
4. In order that it may not b. even remotely
suspected that the allies have signed these pre-
liminaues in order TO procure possession OF the
/ fortified positions garfisOned by the Mexican
army, il IS stipulated that in the unfortunate
event of a rupture of negotiations the forces OF
the allies shall e~yacUste the aforesaid towns, ana
shall return to a position On The me m front o.
the said Notifications towards Vera Cruz desl6-
Mating as its extreme principal points Paso ANGLO
on the Cordoba road and PaSo dc OFeJas on the
Jalapa road.
). In case of the unfortunate event aforesaid
I Of ths rupture Of negotiations and the retire
ment Of the allied troops TO the line Indicated II
the preceding article, the allied hospitals snail
remain under the protection OF the Mexican ma
ton.
g. On the day shas the allied troops took up
Their march 20 occupy the points specified IA az
te3e 3. the Mexican flag shall be raised in the
city Of Vera Cruz, and on the castle OF San Juan
Do Ulloa.
la SoLEDAD, February 10, 1862.
The DiariO dc Ia Marina says that the allied
plenrpotsntiaries viii Tx their residences at or-
zaba, where the conference viii commence on
the first Of April. The French and Spanish
troops had Already taken up their march for the
pieces indicated IN the convention.
The Mexian flag had been raised in Vera Cruz.
Tbs French troops were to occupy Tehuacal
and the Spanish troops Cordcva and 0dzaba.
The correspondent Of the DtaTio expresses tie
opinion that the Mexican difficulty viii soon be
settled. President Juarez has given notice that
the Spanish residents expelled rom Tampico at
the beginning of th~ecampaign. should return to
thatcity.
We have already had information Of tbs seiz-
ure Of the English vessel Lshuan- It appesga
that the vessel was a steam propeller. Faa
DiaTio gives the following account OF The affair
The English merchant propeller La5uan, o.
Hull, rs tuns burden, left th's part, arrived
ri Matamoras on tho Ers5 or Jsnu2ry last, ano
discharged her cargo OF merchandise, consigned
to MessTs. Droege, Getting d Co merchants OF
that place. As all the commercial world knows
Natamorss is about forty miles from The mouth
of the Rio Grauds. IS tbat river has q bar
vessels Of heavy draft are compelled TO anchor
outside For this reason, 10 the treaty Of Qua
isIupe Hidalro, between Mexico and the Uuite-
states. the neutral waters Of both nations WeTt
extended a marine league HOrth SHd south OF eat
river. which is considered the port of Mata
m8ras.
The Lsbuan had dispatched fr Havana th'
2t.h cf January. She had on b93rd A33 bale.
Of cotton, Of which 269 aye She property O
iNIassrs. Jersey & Co, Ct Manchester, aud th'
40 remaiuinc belong to Don Francisco Armau
dagz, a Spanish merchant residing 10 Maramofas
The capsain had gone 10 the mouth Of the nve
with The rcst OF tbs cargo and Si50,0oOn silver
!. He was detained there by bad weather tHl tn
LIST Of February, when arrived the United State
sloop- oi-war Plymouth, D guns. Commeoor'
SgsTtwout. She took possession OF the Lsbuan
aud On the 4th that st1amer hsd disappeared.
The British vIce-consul, Mr.. BECKER, on tb'
. 9Th Of February. went on board the Portsmouth
which vessel had raised the French flag. In nj
interview with tie commander, the latter refuse,
10 inform the consul 70 what port he had ser
the Labusn, telling him only thai be bad tabei
tile vessel bscgvSe she Ind cotton on board. Iba
! he (the cumuander) Intended to capture ever
vessel he should meet containing cotton, becaLs
he considered that article ooHtTabcHd q ssar q
the production Of Texas or some other Te5e
State.
e The Diario has two long articles %denouncin
the act Of the Federal officer as q violation {
E the law Of nations and Of treaty stipulatiOns.