New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
EVACUATION BY THE MEXICAN SOLDIERS
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
shs Spanish Invaders Received with Welcome.
n.rsDendenee Of The N. Y. Tribune.

sscrssponderee of The n. Y Tribune.
HAVANA, Dec. 2s, 1861.
The first shouts from our victorious army in MeXi'
20 were echoed through our streets las ught amid TIE
gala easts of ChrstmasnOi tie less glorious that DO
blood stains tie laurels Of the conquerors OH Iue
sneien. fame-feds Of Herman COrtez The Spans
war steamer Fernando lie ASS arrived on the nis"'
al the Goth, from Vera Cruz, relieving the puoio
mnd Of anxiety as to the safety OF the hoy"A AT
mazda. a.,
The place WAS virtuslly surrendered on the i''"
Inst. On the 10TH the General Staff landed 'nN oN
changed civiliiies with The deposed au'Loii'ies
small force taking possession OF ihe .''s"o " ''
Ju,u de Ulos, from whence again 'he Spans s's'u
md wss flung TO the rude embrace Of the nor1heTs'
On the i7th. the Plaza and all the city defense
were eyaepated and the soldiers OF Mexico retired
from the city, taking up their line of march for
Perote.
In The journals of this morning you viii have the
bravuia order Of the Governor of Vera Cruz,
Heroica dated 18th, illed with awful denuucaions
for those who give comfort, aid protection to the
strange enemy landing upon their shores-all pro-
xi6ed with punishment traitors, except fhose who
ruu away from their duties the proclamation, also,
OF the Commanding General, Manuel Gaiiat, to bis
OF which will be found in the closing: "And then
our magnanimous Queen, and all Spain, VIII cay,
these are those who have avenged the insults made
to banners add yecoa9ue,ed the affections Of tose
who were in other times our brothers" So much
for the inspiration Of the soldiery.
To The citizens DO says, We come not for con-
quest or interested motves--only TO demand sat
isfaetion for violated treaties, injuries committed
against cur oountrymen, and guarantees that there
viii be no repetition in future. Until these objects
are attained, our troops viii, under the most rgd
discipline preserve public order and tranquility, at
all hazards give prOteciOnio Teac able inhabitants,
and parish with severity all difturbers Of order,
under the investigations Of a military commission
instituted for the trial and punishment Of all dehn-
quents." lie also assures tho " heroic " citizens,
"tha. after all these objects attined, in Compli-
snce with their mission from The Queen, the Spanish
troops, with much satisfaction viii return to their
country with the assurance of deserving your afec-
tion."
This proclamation is followed by orlers for the
permanent Court Martial or Military Commission.
All light faults will be corrected by executive eu'
shortly, without the fornay Of trial. The General
n-Chief and the native authorities still in oomais
sion, were active il preparation for the new political
condition and military occupation for the security
all branches Of industry and commerce. and the presCr
walton of peace for which all neediu administrative
orders being studied and p-omul gated The cast
ofSanJu4n Uioa and the deeDses Of the lazs ofthc
city were found with their full complement Of heavy
ordnance, including rled cannon Of the latest ui-
provemenis and all the munitions therefor, and ord
nance stores, in good condition.
Reports from the country and the Capital show
that many Spaniards have been ssssssnated under
the angry feelings engendered by the prospective in
vaeiOn not calculated 10 soOtie the feelings of those
who come 10 pyeseyUe them, from hemscioesi En-
tered 10 our port yesterday Of the Holy Alliance
British lsevepl irigate Challenger, Kennedy com
Iander, from cInse outside; do. war-steamer
Geady, Commander Grant; DO. Plover, dc Courcy
French lscrewl shipof-ihe-line Hassena, Commander
Rose, on board lDiral j. de GrayierIe; 90. gate
Guerrero, Commander Selva; do Astrea, Duyal ard
do LArdente, Gifdine, the last their way 10 Vera
Cruz after conference here with General Pfim
The British gunbost spiteful, Commander Wilson
from Be- mnda, with dispatches from The Admjra
for Consul General Crawford and British " walls '
an these waters.
The French war-steamer ChapJal, Commander
Lsge, arrived from Port Royal, Jamaica u -four
days, with dispatches Thee various auisals will
the Suggestions Of the ourousgving shades TO news
20 suit their own vews-have filed the city with
element, until Christmas and Priln have been
almost forgotten. The arrival Of the Spitefn aad
her immediate departure, remaining few hours,
settled the "irevitable war" She brought advices
for all the British armed marine in these waters TO
rendezvous 1T Nassau, New-Proyidence.
II 10 said that ConsulGenera sbuiedt reported 10
she CapainG Of Cuba thai the display of the
American Rebel fag' in Muralla WAN street. On
rho evening Of the reception Of Gen. Prim and the
following fats would endaBger the public peace,
aud possibly cause bloodshed aud requested that
they might be ordered down. Tie order was re-
fused. AS the feelings of Northern friends were
exercised in tie matter, tie person vino had put
them up took them DO wn Of his own accord.
We have market reports this week; business
none but in confectionery and fruits. Religion,
war, revival OF Spanish glory, dancing bulls cock
6ghts and masquerades, have occupied entirely the
attention OF the people, Of bigh and low degree.
Gen. Prim makes favorable impression upon the
uppers, which will probably descend and become
difiased among The masses.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS OF THE INVASION
M MEYICO