New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

Consspondsnes OF The Associated Press- -,
\ by the Spanish stesner San Qun'in. w. ~
dates from Vera Cruz to the 23d ult., Cordovs 10 -
Goth, Orrzabs TO the 18th, and Mexico " ~ "a
II We could believe the contradictory rspss>, II
would appear that there 10 likely 10 besome sghsi.g
owing 70 forced loan imposed BY the MexicAm Qevt'
erument on six Spanish houses TIE Aliss ~sss
TO send another utimstum, protesting sssiEss he
losn aud sxsciing its notification and stating skat
negative would cause a declaration OF war.
The Spanards expulsed from Tsmpico have ~
turned " their homes furnished with passports iron
Juarez. They carried from Vera Cruz IN The
Spanish steamer UOa which had returned 10 safe>y.
Postal communications are going 70 he established
between Vera Cruz and Orizabs twice week. I'D
/ from the former port TO this city steamers are "
leave 90 the 7th snd 23d Of each month.
| The Heratdo Of Mexico, of March 5, Nys tho
Supreme Government has Civ, orders for sil those
declared ,rsit0rs. &C., who may present themselves
10 Vera Cruz any other pcint Of the Republic, -
be arrested and imprisoned. This refers principally
TO Almonre, Miranda, Haro, and others Of the Mira
mon family.
A eopsniracy was discovered In the Capital on tho
night OF the 4th. An assembly was held at No. 10
San Uiopolito street. which Was broken up aud gold
aud correspondence wes seized. Ire intention wa "
invite Marquee 10 prolec and aic . movement "
be made on rbe CAPITAL. Marquee was approaching
three miles between Jat!abnacs and Monte do hAs
Cruces. About dozen OF the conspirators were ~.
r.eted at No 10 aud incsvcersted Several forexa"
ers have been b,nished 10 dangerous.
Gen. Zarasoza hss established his headquarters n
Hgs.asco.
Don Manuel Corpareho, the Minister from fsrsk
arrived nj the Capital n safety.
From V.nezuels we haze dates 70 the 9th non
Caracas. The only remaining reeelious nctioos ass
those of Caracss, Arsgua, Coiedes, aud Coro. In
the irst, decisive battle gained by the Gsveromeee
.roops At Rio Chico bsd broken mp the "-ecesh"
movement, and their chies 10 prisoner. In Arsguts
Gen. Perez Arroyo bad destroyed tho party OF Rae
Ross
Puerto Cabsllo en- route foi Caracas, where imam
cisl cbsme WAS carried OUT Fifty thousand dollars
was immediately advanced by the merchants, anA
the Government has destined % per cent OF Tho reve'
pue 90 imports for the hqu ts.ion Of tbs loan.
The Iroouois came in on the I'D, aud the Eorwe-
gian ,erey.corvette NorDen sailed; also, h. II. Ne
.arner S,csdY. 90 the oath, arrived the Sdroinia1
schooner Guio, 81 tuns, 40 days from Ncw-Orieanes
and five days from ths mouth OF the Aissrsppas
with cotton.
On The rs b, came In the Rebel schooner 1ndeoend-
encs SIX days from Mobile, lO2 tnns, with co,son.
The sams day the Rebel schooner Cuba, seven asys
from Mobile, 80 tuns with cotton. =.
On the 9Th, the Rebel schooner Eagle, "a oayo
from New-Orlssns. and three days ron LUG 'n'a'.
Of the Mississippi, 81 tuns with cotton.
On the same day the English ~ schooner JclA
.ailed for MstamoTas On the 2sth the English ~
schooner Msyhower sailed for Mstamoras. On the
18Th the schooner Mary, from Pensacola % days.
arrived with cotton. From Nassau csine IN The
same day, English ~ steamer En-. Marley, Capt
passengers On the 3oth the En- lsh ~
schooner Borgis sailed for Mstslnoras.
The French steamer Le Tsge, which Vet this Pors
snort time since for Nstarnoras- came III on tho
18th ult., bringing, AN told the same cargo shs
took Tbs they say is because the Mexican author
tile. hsv. increased the port charges much 70
eteetuslly prevent commerce, and ordering her 70
unload 10 place where there was not water enough:
Tnere WAS very little cotton in Mstamorss, and noA
more thsa 200 bales in Brownsville, for which they
asked ~ cents per pound.
On the lss inss. the Rebe, schooner Mary Ellen,
IS tuns, ur,ved from Pensacola with soaon; also,
the United States dspstch-toa! N0nPsrsil bringing
] udQe Marvin.