The New York herald., 1862-05-08
Severe Storm ON the Coast and
WCecB Of an American Vessel.
Uba VERA tavl ARD HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
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Sus ys.a osuA Correspondence.

Gus yssa CsuA Correspondents.
ysRA cauz, April 70, 1862
Return Of Ms SpaniA 7yoops-TReiv Appeayance-7ns
English Dis.,ks to 7rauei usM TAem-What the Spanish
Offers yay-Gs~raI Almont's AamiteHo-7Ae End
Easily Foresesn-Ssus,s Storm the Coat Wreck Of
On Amer.es~ Vsael-Dsparturs Of Ms Aavqussa De 10,
Casllsjos for HaUsna. BE-, DC.
Fer the past eight days the Spsniards have
been pouring IN hero from the interior
They look very much broken down, general thing,
and Tor shabbyness sf appearance close upon the
Mexican regular army Some Of the regiments might
have lost by comparison The Spanish army came mise
rably provided, and had they been compelled to mako
tho march to the capital they would have arrived there
naked Many Of the soldiers barsfootsd their
return here and Of the few who had anything their
feat ons-half were shod with Mexican sandals
They are now going board rapidly. The Bsren-
susla u frsighted and will probably sail tomorrow.
Large numbers Of Spanish troops have been marched
tAe Mole to-day, to 60 on board English vessels.
ne English officers and men loud in their mprsca
ssns against Com. Dunlop fer having made such stupid
ser They DO not for the annoyance Of the thing
bus bs coopsd up with dirty and thy spaniard they
say, will breed eontagon among their healthy crews.
With al this they have got to take the Spaniards.
General Prm, that marvel Of the age, who did more
wonders Tstuan than Daniel in the lions den after his
career N The Interior has returned to-day. II 10 said
shas he has been precipitats Of rumor
that The Captain General OF Cuba did mot approve Of h
ssurss, and going 70 order the detention Of the
Spanish forces. do nos know what truth may bs in
This report Nearly al the Spanish officers Especially
those in the civil servies furious against Prm
mot improbable that they have started this story
General Prim, at all events has played remarkably
large fgurs in this Intervention business for him
70 get out Of such . small hole; and the man he
sheught he could crush and leagued with Sir Charles
wyks 70 do ~ has been the man who has upset
them all To commence to blubbsr now and CRY
"bad faith" will not do Sir Charles wyks has re-
peatsdly told the Mexican government that they were
unworthy Of truta faithess treaty breaking people.
Ne Spanish Ambassadors for the last years have
been calling every government that got in pow.
o al OF 70 be used in the
bounds Of free spoken diplomacy. The French
Slain they havs broken faith except the Allies may
choose TO interpret with themselves. They scout
Ne idea Of having failed in any particular to the Mex
cans and o make patent TO all the world they publish
IAeir purposes and scatter them to the winds.
enclose you number Of documents which you will
Ind interesting The manifesto Of General Almonts is
The most important, as being the FIRST sod turned
Mexican soil for Maxmilian. We are now to the
snsct Of this document the country. The real effect
wl perhaps, slow The thinking people of wealth
dare speak now and the hrst to hail the
viii be the scoa Of the land These suppose will
- employed contra gusieros and such viii relieve
much the march Of the French troops Although say
NE scorio Of the land will flock 70 the standard,
hey will bs Of the material that makes up nine
tenths Of the constitutional army. Your watch and
purse would suddenly disappear in the company Of either
without any mystery, and your life would Be by
means safe.
II u supposed that the French commenced their ad
vance Chquihuits last night, and have to-day
passed the great stronghold Zaragoza in the rear
sf the French with his forces which were variousy ss
mated II three fourteen thousand Zaragoza
d Orzaba the morning OF the 18th with three thou
sand men, and IL was supposed he going to make
prsciptats march 70 Chiquhuite and that he had any
more they had taken another course. Two 70 one
hey got lost found the point they aim
ingf for. In day must have the story Of the
orst stronghold Of Mexico and how II fell left
protected. the Msxicans half keen for spiing
ths last drop Of their blood President Juarsz tries TO
make out in the manifesto enclose they will
have chance but be assured their fighting propenstss
will not cost much bloed and that DON Bsno. with all
h finely fasehoods, will be among the FIRST 10 bolt
out from Mexico, with his old, untiring makeshift Ca.
binst who stuck by him like lscches his last pill
Orimage.
10 hard 70 say where they wall be able 70 establish
good custom house Is not 10 be had their ports
are dangerous So there will be alternative but TO set
up rich commercial and mineral district for loans
On the night Of 10th or early the morning Of ths
Goth, terrific northsr commenced blowing which con
sinusd with unabated, and, for time increased, vigor
an the 2oth Three in the harbor upon the
shoals and were lost
One Of these was American bark--tne u. Chapr, OF
Boston-in ballast. None Of her we're lost.
Another was the French ship Rsguus OF Nantes, in
ballast. Nobody lost.
The third was Mexican schooner, loaded with van.
10, corn and tobacco. Nobody lost.
During the gale q French war steamer drifted down
upon the English ship Essex and carried away her bow
SPIRIT Five were drowned from boat belonging to
the Spanish frigsts Bsrengueia during the storm and
French ofcer shot one Of their vessels. have
not been able 10 get the particulars Of this last.
General Prm has gone board ship TO say farewell to
his wife, whs, suppose, win reach Havana with this.
Commander Dunlop and Sir G. wyke expected here
tomorrow early.
The spaniards are nearly all shipped.
yraA cHuz, April %. 1882.
yDnsmcsamssntoai1 Support Of Ain'one and the Foreign
Monarchy Mz- General Zdyogcsa Retreat Before the
French-Napolso~s Troops N Possession Of cordora and
Orisaba, &c.
have just time add 40 my correspondence or yes.
tsrday.
The news 10 important.
Cordovs and orizaba have both pronounced for AL.
monte.
Pusbla 10 pretty certain to follow suit.
General zaragoza had 70 abandon his position and ny
with his mon.
The French are already in possession Of Cordova and
Orizaba without blow.
report just made the subsc. Of the effects Of the
gale ssys-Fvs men wers lost during the gale Of the
Goth and 2isi ut the port Of Vera Cruz They had