The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

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sGer-d, a.. t..I .. .-. Ut pi,a.
A,D PsENsA, 'hai ihsse hsre. appess would .. heal
| ed,
should the n,,A army ms-ch 1or IN, interior, ,ho
/ Cattle " san J Tan d loa wou d DO uccipa. a
wsk At tho, alternately, by = isNnrGen, Of
| h'"ps o' eacu nation. Dae Spanish lgIalraA
would garrison the no.thgn district n the .ity in
| cluulug Tie CsaieF C,rceyriln a.t ttp EnR sh
tIlasr, ,no ~ l.ein strict Including ,he Castle
oi santiago: Rumors irum the intsttn s,ai.d TIA,
not only had U aga been deprived " his command
By President Juatez, but sent b. the capital a. a
pts ner 0'her Al rests " notable persor ages hal
been made, but The accounts were confused and
peipsxing that no.bing definite ouuld be knoRn
he was spe, ,dily Joined by the Mexican Generals
Dob ado emo ZsragczG The greeting on both sides
was urteous, and the ooncrenC 90 last q our hour
Ol the rtturn ~ Teera, General Prim was ilined
by The French and English Adnirals and The En.
glish Miuis'er Plenipoten,Nry, and rega "l with =
handsome ttpat. Continuing his way ~ Vera
Cruz, the rep ~, ntatves " the three Powers ae,
agsin toward miinight " the same day, and ,ner
prolonged conference, unanimously decided ~ a..
ctlt the prein tnartea OF peace agreed upon by the
Spanish and Mexican Generals In the moriins
Copies ~ the same were then hastily prepared and
rt tttspatched " Gen Dpbado FOR general ratifca.
tim OrzAha Ia tho place hxed for the Hnal cnn'er.
enct- and IN the meantime the Allies are " be al.
lowed ~ occupy CirdohA Orzaba and TekuacAn
. tau bs,k upon their pcaen' lines In ctse ~ IN
utiaVu able issue OF the negotiations. In the latter
case, the mlmen, the Allies commence their onward
march, fhe Mcrcdn fdI Is 10 b. 'loist,i orer the
fuNff 0f san Juan a. Uud aud Vera Cruz, side
n.y. nd., with those of France, EBRland and SPAN.
The hope ot peace had grenty relieved the uom-
mercih classee " Nsrs Cruz, end eyJry description
~ gouds we're hnng from their resent iLt,lerable
rticcs In the Inferior ~ Mckee, the civil war
sill continued, and q battle between tto govern.
men' trvols, Commanded by CulAr, ard ths re,--
unnH's' under Ma 1uUs, had resulted in the deica,
The Havana Press, In lengthy and laborei art.
cts' eNtnl the excellent Intentions oftle Allies.
and prove that Mexico wi yield greatly h. her uwn
hneht and that of ''ordei" ia Ameri,a.
All the cities " Cuba were enjoying the Carnival
season ~ Havana, round u magnificent balls
operas an Theatrical spectaClea hani-hed DE feA
~ " war, and the 'evsr faithful Island" was even
en- misct ting tEc beuightel and hnpless clnditon
of her her great and once happy Republican ne ;hpor,.
The Cor esphndenos between Lord LYONS Earl
RUSS u and the American Guyoramont, iu re-
t""ucr io the Htona blockade" is pot,d anil COM
',.I" u'rn"n ul"n 10y the brRio and rGrSsN IN tone
t1hutihhAt'y oi This e. uutty.
Iht news ~ th" late Federal Victories in kantuc.
Ky Hhi Tente'sec, Including tie capture ~ 4 u
pnlt-,n, lai Teen published IN m ia thc letters
ol he NV Hk correspondent q tie DNRto.
TIE arrival u Rarey, y horsr tanner, at II,vlna,
IL h"'c'd ny the ncal papers with tho remark that
IN CONN lance with the tcQuott uf Cf, "a, ~ rank,
ie would 7L"rdy gl'e one " his remarkable cNuil.
iiors.
The official intelligence - the rocont Spanish ma
VI" successes IN tue Pnilppine Archipelago had
heeh tcc'iwd, ana WAS nlgch glo, II d by tho Ia
ysna papers
Tie a'u arrival II the steamer Ncliyat Car,ienas
m h,r way from Charleston g. n .ss.u, with carg,
- cotton. having run the blockade on clear moon
light bight, excited much commtnt
From another correspondent, va have fIl' detail.
o' the Mexican and Havana intali spnrs Which IL
gwen HhuNe, and ths repHtiLiuu " which, ia tho
following letter, isnnititd
Nprcidl Correspondence y m Sul
HANASA, March 1t, isO2
On tho evening " the y6th came |
IN, in " Jays frrm Mobile the Confederate ,pu.
er smith Townsend. o. tons, with cuttor and ON |
the 2'th sale FOO NJ ttiuHtas ~ the Cpu'slcr,te
-,hponet WIDE AIake, Capt. Mart IA, carrying Nj
Nancey. lie haH been o,citu. sine Gu iosi,y here
Toy his long tgAt hair, tl,A he had or, pped a, 4
'therwiso disguised. lie has tri'd W run the block
NE, tur a. one believes he Ia going " Matamoraa
THIS r,honuer has ran the hl VkAda ssypra times
Almonte arrived IN the British steamer. and
went on Ia her tp Vera CRU. Santa Ann, lid moi
come, though lie WAS eNpeCied.