New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

MEXICAN NEWS.
deuce Of tie Associsi,d Press.

Correspondence Of tie Associated Press.
HAviv.. web. O. 1872.
On the Doth ul., came il from Vera Cruz, in four
DAYS, III. c. NJ. steam-trsnsp0rt San Quinin The
markets Of that city so empty that the allied
Powers decided TO send a steamer 10 Averado hrst,
10 open This port 70 trade; secondly 10 get a sup-
ply Of fresh provisions; and thirdly 70 get mules,
&C. for transportation OF the army chattels toward
Mexico when they move in that direction. The Con-
stitution, alias Indsnos, was selected, and the
French steamer l. Eelair, the Spanish steamer Guad
alquivr, tnd the English gunbOat Pover, were de-
tailed to escort her. They started on the 18th; er
rived OF tue bar Of Avaiado tie 2lsti tie Span
ish and French vessels escorted the Constitution
it, but the Plover feared attempt 1t, and waited q
aide the I'D signs Of a ncrther coming on, the
Plover tried to force the bar but got ashore, and tho
wind increasing was driven up into six feet water
and up 70 latest accounts she will prove toial iohs
The Guadalquivir tried 10 tow her Oft but al - p
m. after breaking 9ll Der hawsers, was obliged 4
leave her. The Eclair had gone on t. liacoialpa
and only learned Of the PoveT's mishap on tie q
News was received in Vera Cruz the 2ith, and tho
British steamer Baraconta was sent 10 her aid. o.
the 18th, the Constitution returned 10 Vera Cruz
but igithOuk prOOiS5OHs or DsHfeSl She commenced
g. load, but the militia OF Hacotaipa loisobcyfag. r'
are told bV tie Df0TsO of Hls city, the Crdefe o. Gen.
Uraga obi ed her 20 unload and depart, threaten
ing 10 bum tie steamer IN ease OF refusal Inc
Eclair advised tire Guadalquiyir, which could not
leave the FlOyer, and 20 sent an 3rmod boat. ~
has they coming TO the conclusion that 10 operate
In those waiers light draught vessels are necessary
end tat otherwise the losses will be frequent. Gen.
i3asset aud several officers returned III The San Qdn-
tin; in fact now tlat Gen. Ldbalcaya hts returned
few if any, Of the great Generals IN tie Spanish
forces who went to Mexico remain there, save Gen.
Prim.
The news which the Diqyio here gave Us that
Gen. MARQUEE with 5000 men had nenGced tie City
Of MexiCO and that Uraga hal abandoned the passes
and lis positions and tired with his troops 10 defend
abe capital proves 10 be hunting and Id one more OF
mistakes ~ the came Ds0Tso continually makes.
We are losing faith n is assertions ara the Prea80,
which IS truthful If not impartial gains by il in 10
circulation. it also turned out false that the Alieu
had taken possession % Espiritu Santo, yet q e
DiariO lJsn 30 insisted upOn II. IL denies IN one
column that single soldier wished TO desert and ~
another tells u II one who was 10 he executed on
The DIST for desertion, but was begged of 10y tire
French and English Admi3is. On tue "a, az Vera
Cruz, the Spanlh banner s3luted with n guns,
a. being the anniyersary OF The birth Of HI. IL H..
fhe Pince Of Asiurias.
The Progreso, Published in Jalapa, and the Stglo
KIN. say the desertions continue in the Spanish
forces.
From Vera Cruz, Jan. &C. we learn the Allied
irOOps were short ofpr0visiols, harHg oaly rot,oaS
IOUTteen d0yS nfOTf ana INST they were looking
forward with anxiety Tor The arrival Of the Alava and
San Qaiuiin. The Alava sailed on the 29th. aud the
Sau Quintin on the 3lst. At the last moment, owing
10 the news % the falure Of the Constitutions mis-
zion to Alvarado, some mules embarked on the
latter.
Hospitals have been established At Tejcyia ard
Medeiln, IA there were already too many OF the
sick in Vera Cruz.
TIE movements Of ren-of-war have not been A.
numerous ana varied - formerly. Jan. 20, en- cred
spanish corvette Colon - days IRON Vera Cruz, and
fhe ssreN-fngate Blanca. Jan. q, sailed, The In
glfh serew-trisate 81. George French stcauers
LaVoisIer, and Ia Meuse. Jan. q, sailed, Danish
filgete sne brought news Of the final abandonment
o. the ConqueroFl Heiudel. JAN -, sailed, 5panisb
steamers Alava, aad Nina Jan. 30, entered. French
steamer Aube. Jan. 81, Spanish steamers Pizalro.
and Label Ia Catoics, the latter bringing Gen. Ru-
talcava, The General de Marina o. tbjs station Feb
3, sailed the British screw DONEGAL siA.er ehio of
the Conqueror, and French steamer Nontegi,,s
The fine steamer Conception spanish lei, No
Cruz the 20tb ult., snd fears are entertained "a
her los in tie late MOTHERS which have prevailed IL
the Gulf larely che i now IL days out. The yelo,y
fever wss raging on board when she left
Tue Secretary lthat was) Of ex-Pres.deut Comor.
fort has tried to establish political paper in Janpa
bu, II was Immediately suppressed
There have been ggee.. Eoapy Suspicious vessels