New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
MANIFESTO FROM THE ALLIES.

The steamer (Spanisb) Alava cane In on The 2oth'
having left Vera Cruz ON the 10Th. There were IN
all of the allied Powers, 900 men, bat there were
already before that city and the Capital so 600 Mexl'
cam, principally twxt Puebia and Chquieuite.
There had been several insults and outr-ges com
mi,led o. be Spanish residents Of Pnebla. Inc
Mexicau Government bias increased the taxes % per
cent. an established an income tax OF 2 per cent.
The three allied Powers addressed a note TO Ura-
ga, asking permission to encamp at Ielefi' and Me-
deln which was granted. On the llth tie French
Zouayes and other troops were quarered at leleri2
about nine miles fror: tne city. They marched along
the railroad accompanied by Prim aud the French
and English Admirals and saw but few troops OF
the enemy, being the advance Of Gen. Zarasoza 0
force.
On tho 18Th, one Spanish battalion, three French
companies, and one English company went to Me-
deliln.
On the litb, Brig. C en-. Mans del Bosch was sent
with dispatches TO Juarez, accompanied by naval
officer from the French fleet and one from the En-
plish. They bore TO Juarez the ulimatum OF the
allied Powers They went on horseback to Jalapa,
where they were to take the diligence to Mexico,
the question was TO be decided practically or through
force.
The occupation Of Teieria and Medellin. wo are
told ia not only sanitary measure for the troops
but to enable them TO replenish the market oil vera
Cruz.
The Medellin Railroad was to he converted into a
military rod. The locomotives have been run by
the engineers from the Spanish feet as those former
ly employed refused to do So
The allied Powers have issued the following mani
festo:
France and Spain, fulfill q sacred duty IN giving
YOU 10 underrtand their intentions from the nonen'
that they troi the ground Of your Republic The
faith Of the treaties broken by the various Govern
ments which have succeed .ach o'her among YOU
md the Individual security Of our citizens, conlin-
ually menac-d, have made necessary aud indspensa'
Die this expedition.
They deceive you, who would make you believe
ha, behind prceDsons ne Jns Us they are egi'i-
mate come euyeloped plans OF conquest and resorn-
ons and of interfering Ia your ponllcs ana Govern
menf.
Three nations who accepted III good iaitb, and ac-
knowledyed your independence, have the night To
expect you 20 believe them animated by no eowardy
ineu,ions, but rather by Others more noble, eleva-
ted, and generous.
who's, fret interest appears TO be the subtraction Of
gicyauces inflicted upOn them, have higher in'er-
est and one If more general and beneficial conse-
on, uces they come 10 extend The hand OF rienhrbip
10 y people to whom Providence bar been prodigtl
Of ail H. liits, aud which they behold with grief
wasting s forces and extinguisLing Its vitality
Il rough The violent power of ciy wars aud OF per-
petnsi conynlsions.
Tbis il the truth, and those charged with The OK
rres,ion oft do II not with the voice OF war ana
threats. but that YOU yourselves shall work out your
own good fortune in which are all concerned.
10 YOU. exclusively t. you without Intervention Of
foreigner, belongs the tax Of constituting youc-
.elyes in a uerniar cnt ard stabl- manner. Your
labor will lie the ahor Of regeneration, which all
will RESP. ct, for all Will have contributed To ilsone
with their Opinious others With enl ghlenncnt sun
all and eyery one with their conscience. Tie evil IL
great. the remedy urgent. Now or never can you
make Your property.
N.Xicansi Listen to the voice % the Allied Pow
ers-anchor Of salvation in Il @ destroying temposi
through which yon rushing Deliver ouTseiver
u To- their good faith aud righteous Infections. Fear
nothing from restless and turbulent rprite, which,
should they show themselves, would lie cowcd by
| your firm aud decided altitude. Meanwhile we shull
preside over impas,by the glorious spectacle OF our
reyenergfion guafauieed through order and liberty.
So will IL be understood. we are sure, by tho sn-
prere Government, to which We address Ourselves.
SO will il he uLderstoOd by the enlightened OF tb.
country 10 whom We speak, and as good patriots
Won viii al agree TO tie laying down OF your arms
aad that reason alone sha be put forward, which IL
the power that ought 10 triumph IN this the Line-
teenth century.
T,,g GA. Jan 10 ia6l
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