New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
Esxico viii ReEel Fcyco with Force.
from Osr Own Coriesror5cut

from Der Own Coussrorfcut
Tie Poarole was 90 long telulteud t.'t we
feared She was not ming and reports Of All Aiuds
.ere afoGf She c-me iD, however, al night on the
25h, as also tie Columbia cn tho 18Th. We have
bad several arrivals from Vera Cruz, each bringing
astounding ncWs-the COLONIZATION OF TOE disagree
aerls among tbe Aic, have written YOU Of land
which haye been so often den'ed) ~ n wolert and
,ren rupture Of iho coal.,ilr--t,e protest against
o actions o. 20 Fielc ~ tie S anisb frt EngiisAi
.be declaration of waT byt'e SFcl,h asa"st Mexico,
,pd the arroeant nole OF tbs Penyoieaiar's II hrs
s,a.esfv the Fnp,ro. e ielD tue French. liis il
,rofall, ,he most iugat,t, file, ana atrocions
i,enroct known throcen ail d i0la'ic CotreSpord-
s,ce 1 slid you ..si.ii q. AirC, Geo. I"ra-
a.as o0mmu.ic2jioA 10 hIS sCi.lers. Ike lias .alr
Z. last 70 lnye the ,...ue OF asAuoS t.e FleIeL.
lie has barely leeu Ghle 10 resi ru .is n,n non t.e
tine - their firft lrci g. We shall see Startling
developments soon. Iou viii ere lolg klow ne
tue cause II all tiis heN-an .uA5ut t"i ycu VIII
ill tlst there has been recunaTy ,enc-' quite as
lTo-r as tho poticaI G.
iaieatiolls from o. AicaECe Ge' Eco &C GnroPa.
0!z.ba, Apdl 10, 1851:
Yes,rd.s took piaeo TIE enuoluc,d Conference
b,veen Tie IL pgesI. tativssot lie Allied Powers,
viii the CLje,t "a C-Ccaf5,iaA 90 aHeo oeot loo
rcn1er OF elcc.in- tfc CeslA.s 4 tue LNlt oi,ou.
Ia PlenipC,sn,iuy Minister'S Of ala and Englut
,.-3 ,ett Efforts 10 ilte tie .re.Ca Icf o. al.
tlair ocy, bat 10 fsc;a.ia I'll. t.os 81. ic. iAry
d G.opted IN the ie-lrI .l" ana iO at la ~
fr.e with il row. G. 30. lrm . rt'cII riy ti.rir-
gl,sled himself u tf's d--lie--te bnlrs u-eA 100
fi.cipsi 6O wiser alu eZ.cIor Cf t.Gt loEgy. h.s
..son most lively INT ,asJ IN Versusdlng t-a III.
~, 3saUdcn ii--n lc.ue 20. c.y cit t.t o9tid
nrc Me@ioo i'to.i l,C, a.itd. The Spanish Ge,f-
s. iolta with Isiraud seii.e ,idrnt reasons it
tsc4ty o. London q Co. i-t -..c o. .ao tr. &'ti...e
. D. al 81
no right 10 impose a ioiln OF government upon SIC
NeNI,aus tLat is not a. acc3l0..ce WI o. cii wishes
qlat TO pfei I'd TO DO f ii tie N,t ty i- irtlch
Vcfose, Il not olly to abandon .c pane motive u
& c coalition, but 10 infringe upon Tia, o-Iecd or
vi.D the Governments Of lie EepCilc; C81 % iultl
~,l .ou-ly that Determined between .ae three Pow
e. aod IS well that fJifule'oa lcre between iLci:
-e-r r.featGtives and TIE 81 Xics Government 4 Was
rot only necessary 10 carry ogt tie 10 y intcu-
lions With which ths Alliance was Omed, tut
eso 10 a. stain fconi sLeteri.R the sons OF tie
lad who 10 th,ir protection 10 cone ire ag ust
lie ,AJ.fl0y order oi t.Iupe All was IL VAN, tie
rspGestItatives Cf traace le, red - clear ana ex
yigi terms hat they were oeiefuitcd 10 continue
- lou r treating With tie rctusl Government Of
tie heggghc and that fdr from vIhJlawIrg jhcir
protection from such AeAicsns as h41 lied to them,
i.y slOEld continue tlfpea>lr1 II 10 ll.m 40 they
were persous who n'eri.tt ts confidence u The Em-
y4ror. Then the Conde de Rene replied that. this
teng solemn iniracilon 81 al thar bad been COW
Cu4uei and equivalent 20 declaration Of war
ociast Mexico on the rart Of the French, 10 was
n erMlned t0 leave tie country win Ire forces 81
Biz command, becausc ic ncitter wished 60 oppose
wll alls the resuiu- a. f4y Erruci, nor 60 BE- q
yes.Fe Jec.afof @. au u1lrcytHsd war rt-Wecr /
chem and The Mc2i ans. 1hs coni, rcrco cicsi :
with 'lis sorrOvfll iesnN. Tie Con.5 - kens-- I
WHO hat 01g 'nre formed tIs C nation % .c
tiiilv in ease the French representatives, should
pct cfsrge their IN ertiorl--od lot besti'o mo-
utrt and co1voked n nee Iug Of lie chefs of hie
ciyhion, Wii. tie oblelt o. communicating go tcm
wLa be- asi decided u!1n. Gen. fnn GGaie Ia
tieu ~ a tone gave ana calm. but shonH ana elo-
Qlf.t. lie reminded ttem Cf wAet lad been fiipu-
Led N London, ara t!e noble iUteuii0us oI The CO.
tliior; related tie tiel3 t4a' iGG been taken
.opu. lem ia practice ilnce e Gr1gai Oi tie Id
-Jpean iUrces On the shores OF Vera Cruz mentioned
tie ieors Of the courtry nad TIE alJu. attitude wa
wA.ch Lhey at rrst received Le AlIcs, no,iced t1e
l-au-e prOdnccd in iaea by be !spioLt and coLcia
10y policy tLGt tLe.e .ad adopted, ieic red 20 the
tudeaVOrs that were mace win .hat Ifchug NJ u
.hc celebration Of Tie Conference OF tns Sol-d4d and
spoke OF the ietulfs O. H. u is juIs ems up 10 the
present and Of ne hopes aLer s cherished that the
prluCdai CIHoUliies Ogc. come alfeaoy, tie NeXican
questions would a. least have q paclhc ana barVy
termination. But OCl Aas NOT thus WiIied II, per-
chance tet ause he boar Of salvation las rot YET ar
riyci lor tlls unhappy lm1.' "A. J.. ten ~ ke q
.he arrival of ccriuin MeXioau erI fautr, Wl. tHc
oo'sct 0t 0emOls ing tle existing GOFeiumeit, 10
change the political ~ cct OF tie country, md 70
create I At a InJlsrchy VIII ire Aronouse taNlmh-
IN OF AN5iId u iNiil-s itNINt WIN tNfii fpi-
iraFy 10 tue deslgls OF the coiiIiDu, sluce j. IL
against the viii Oi tnc naficn, huCs protection among
The French IA they sI j ef those who c0ic 10 exc
cute ii--in spite Oi the Government vi'l which the
Allies we're treating as Trends sod II winch they
were the guests. lie then sIOAe ol yesterday con-
ference and Of iLe result: I'VE caIIot adhere 70
tnat policy; we ought not 10 oppOse these
projects with Ioice We ought rct 10 authorize wita
our presence the ilfracjOu o. ai thgi na a"recd
upon, ror eau we be assiyc spectators oi War be-
tween the French and MeXlcaLs. We ought tien 20
retire from tie oouliry, leaving the world 70 indge
Of conduct, and Of thai wnicl chlges us 10 take
lille determination" Speaking Of the Mexican reia-
gees, ne said: Bat justly or, 10Y, c0ud Wned %
suffer this nOet severe Venoiy, q ey should rot re-
turn TO their country uider ite wAg Of e allied
tTas, when these are TIE terms OF yra,e suG i.LC-
ship, with the government witch coulerued them, |
sluce tits W ud be 70 Ii ter ere IL tae int nj af
lars Of Mexico, and tis interference Ccee Mt e
come TIE allied iorces wtO ave ierr received hO i
thliy.' Of the French, Pc cid: 50 leave % them
lie responsibility Of TINS sct, UgOn Ia. viii v-ry
soon iell the seHteIco Of public OF n)n IN America
snd IA Europe, but with all ibis wsn them no evil.
NO tDey are brave and .isLed soldiers ey deserve
.hl victory sLOuld accompany Away their arms; no
larip 90 deare them, but, on tLis occasion they
oeVAte from tie path ~ which We move, and from
~noh We cannot depart, without i.il Z 20 cur |
IUhoI. iih,ory will judge between them AID Us.
NJ spVAe eioquently of what the lied Powers |
rlgut nave GONE Tor Mexico Rad they continued I
81 in - ~; ';;"'l9n o. restoring ptacc and order IA
The kepuo1c vlth2ut a'taeking .overeif,o n fs:
that tley would have made OF ii ,be ,sp,jest nsiioo
On the gio'e where's low with tbls 1.ial change
snd thi' rupture 1t Ii destined, lerclapee. % be The
Heater OF bloody horrors Of an iuterniaable war.
AS soon az tie result was seen OF y.ete,3avia cor,
ference between The repr sentative, 80 49,. AM
powers, they sent an extaoid din.ry coicT fl fa.i.
60 10 communicate il 10 The Goyeriutni' csr p'i''
.lso sent on lis part communications 10 tle 1t,
Government, apprsing It OF his decision 10 ,e,jrs
frogu be lie o~rrsFt 4 i.