New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21
FROM HAVANA.
LATEST MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO.

HAvAgA, Feb. Is, 1862
Since the Columbia left we have had little Of in
terest to our New-York friends tran-piring in this
capital of Z" the ever faithful" We sill talk about
Mexico and the Msxicans, and the opinion rapidly
increases that the Allies have got them.sev,g IN
fix, and that there is no, that entente cord'ale among
them, conducive to happy results The fact OF The
spaniards having started alone Tor Vera Cruz, and
that of having ordered the surrender Of that port no
as courtesy would have dictated, in the name of the
three powers, but in that of Spain onlythat OF hsv-
ing hoisted in solitary grandeur the banner OF Cas-
tile have all weighed against tho spanish portion of
he exredit;on England's arrest vi Mlranon against
,be wishes OF the French and Spanish Plenlpo,ea.
tiar;es. and the French Minister'S refu'al 20 allow
the Spauards Of the City OF Mexico to accompany
him when be left that capital, are all interesting
items. To England dragged into interference IN
Mexci afIaiIs it has not proved profitable invest
u.eut-te loss Of the Conqueror AID Ploger, and 10
large proportion OF sick among her forces, teu
LARGELY ON the debtor side of this account. Gen.
priu told Miramon, here in Havana, that he should
10. prevent his landing in Mexico, and he dd not;
and many here think he would have prevented Nd.
mi,al Dunlop's prevention, could he nave zone 20.
Thinkers to feel that Spain wished and peTcanos
sil wishes to lay the of the second act Of LOG
Western drama in Mexico, though hope tie curtain
Las no, vet fallen Oh The frstlaid 10 ST. Doningo.
Two brothers, Colo by name, formerly engaged
in business here, decanIed, Cheating their creditors
and formed a nucleus for band Of robbers I'D
when Vera Cruz occupied by the SPaiiads.
Cobo the elder thought it tine for bin Ia la santana
IN 81. Doningo) to declare for Spain, and ask Gee
rro,eeton; 70 Lolsed In tie Sierra The Sp Iish fag.
lie was. however ahead OF time, for bis bsDd. see.
oo Themselves deceived, cut it down--huns him. md
would have done the same by his brother but TINS
he MA ie his escape. Ii is said here that THIS Cooo
received regular subsidy for the purpose OF initial
ing santana.
Gen. PriIn hes been appointed Spanish Embessaia
for Mexico. fac, honorable to MIN but not partcu
Iarly agreeable 10 the Mexicans. He may acquire
influence there, however, as bio spouse is nat7e Of
tlst Repubhe, and has influential relatives. Sic
allied on the 9th inst. for Vera Cruz IN Ii. {. N.
steamer i.ahe la Catoiica. Large provislors navs
lecn made Tor her pleasure there. Part OF her na''
tudnous baggage consists OF carriage and homes.
"an. Ssrva.uo accompanied Eer 20 lie wharf, aud
on board Sue 10 under -
a,ooof cousin of Gen. rrrp., seat mere '0' 'uS'
purpose.
Some sensation was created on the ilth blythe ID
val # Mramon on boaid her British Mjesly&
steamer Pbaeton. We were told that he WIS allowed
to choose any for Europe, but that he would
not be permitted 10 remain Oh this island, whence 10
might attempt to return to Mexico. We onl, have
Spanish and English communication with Europe,
and SO he chose The steamer 10. Cadiz. We wep
--n told that be would be kept board the Phaeion
ill the Isa de CUBA sailed hut the former hss lon,
and Miamon is ut large in this city on parole 70
take the steamer for Cadiz, and not TO ailempo
return to Mexico. lie may yet turn up il Tie ~
public aud be shot.
We have had several erriva's from Vera Cras
since your lac, dates from this city, each with later
accounts than the other, but bringing all the s,ereo'
typed story that the Allies are going TO advance lot"
the interior, and tina, tho sickness among the soldiers
il Increasing. The Alava eft Vera Cruz or the Sa.
arrived on the lith and brings dates TO the Sh Inc
Spaniarts acknowledge 1000 sick soldiers 10 ths'
CITY alone The French have go, and the hi'y'Isn
have 100. The hospitals have been crowded.
although several churches have been taken. A"s
ur,lu. scL have been cent here. The Aisya brought
,o,. ,,k we are told. but not how many; the report
ia -, Tn. Sunrise brought Isl, and smother tsns-
port 1875, making 6is in these three vessels alone
NV hsvs hosc,als ut Paso lei Toro, Meden, aud
T.iers. A soldier 10 be garrosed on the 9sh Tor
murder; he may be pardoned.
In all the month OF February the Alies are going
10 advance to Orizabs statcning troops AT Cordovs
and Jalaps, bus they have been unable to ct'am
msans Of transportation there, and the few mules.
&c. sent from here are not enough 10 MAKE pre-
tense OF advancing.
The Diario de Ia Marina OF the 9th inst has an
article showing its displeasure at the appoint
mept Of Domingo Goiconria by Mexico NJ
Minister Extraordinary TO the United Safes
IL copes the statement Of II from The I'm"
when it proceeds to say: "The appointment OF
Minister Extraordinary to the United States .ne''
being already there Charge dAhaires, ana 'I'
gentleman selected one well known in this isIand'
Drovs. that Jusrez chershes hopes and projects liss
landing To terminate in u concllatoiy and PaSius
manner the questions which caused the triple si''
aues and its consequent expedition Little care ~
VIVA, ia. celebrated general may do or leave una'''
p,, !, il heat that il should DO knowa that perchaho
while Juarez is declaring to the representatives "
the three nations bis good intentions he Is Trying
nrocure. If not for the moment, ior inc iu'u'0' Wv
mid of another power whose interests and hi'en''o.
ar, not, perhaps, in complete harmony WIN ''S''
that they (the Allies propose"
We had an ecc,dcn. on tho GulnaOacoa ha'p"'s