, 1862-11-22
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICD.
Landing Of the Principal Portion Of
the French Troops.
UNITY OF THE nIEXfCANs.
Their Great Preparations for the Com
ing Struggle,
BAEISHMENT OF JECKER IND HIS GOu-
f&Ei0N5.

tFtom the n. +. Times, 23.1.

The English steamer arivrea from Vera
Cruz en- the 5th last, bringing dates from that
pert up to the LIST inst. We have advices from
the City Of Mexico up to the 2sth ult. Il
Gen. FoEeE arrived at Or;zaba onthe 25th OF
October.
During the Lest two weeks of October, the
following French forces we're landed at Vera
Cruz:
light infantry -c5aszeurs; 7th DO; 5ist rsgl-
ment Of the line, consisting Of two battalioas;
G2d do; tWo battalions 95th do; Bash do.
Besides tl:sa, there had been 1anded the LIT
squadron horse cllas5eurs Of Africa; the 1st
do. OF the 5th regiment Of 1uzzars; the ID
squadron Of the 18th regiment chasseurs Of
France; the 1st battery Of the 18th regiment
artillery train; the I'd company Of the I'd
squadron OF trains, and Two companies Of tbs
9Th squadron Of trains, making aitosether q
in Mexico is abo1t q, 900 men, It is believed
that 10, GOD more French troops nil! be landed
in Vera Cruz tie present month.
Gen. Bazen commands the first division,
which left Vera Cruz, On the 25ta rit-, Tor
Jalapa, and on the 2G:h had or1y got as fir as
Cruz. Tie frst brigade Ct the second diEi-
sion, which left Vera Cruz for Orizaba, was
commanded By Gen. Ne1gse. The second
brigade Of the first division was commanded
II Gen: Cas'aguY, who had under his orders
lie G2d regiment. The first brigade OF The
s;1ne division {the Grst) vas commanded by
GeG. B. rt:3ier, and consisted Of tTo regiments
ct infantry, the 9Th foot cha:seurs, and two
st}uadrons Of the ID regiment Of chassenrs Of
France, commanded bg Col. Marguerite. The
who vas to leave Vera Cruz for Orlzaba.
On Tile 20th September, the Congress Of
Mexico came Together President Jusrrz, the
president Of The cabinet and Others, made
this the occasion Of stirring appeals to the pa
triotism Of the people. Trey were e8horted
i t1 ,.4
any cost aud with the last drop OF their
blood.
The vigorous action Of the government ap-
I pears to have had the desired effect. Prepara-
Liens for war are being made Oh large scale.
Puebla, says the correspondent Of the Ftsssc,
of last month, there Were ,545 OF the citizens
OF Mexico at work on the forlidcatious 4
| large quantity Of gunpowder is slowed in the
churches and public buildings.
The Mexican: re3ctlonHTy general, ButrOn,
!! has given in his adhesion to the Juarez gov
! eminent, and published 3 manifesto. In this
+: manifesto he doubts whether the French can
! take FEsbla and Mexico, and in conclusion
! says: 'Nsr without cessation against the for.
; tigner Who ineades A1rS,cau territory
i Another reacGonarJ or DTig2ud chi:f, Mcjia
! is 1!so said to hare Joined the patriotic Mtxl'
can army.
Gen. Eomanfort, commander Of the army
ot tic North, arrived at the city of Mexico
On the Goth nit. He is preparing fer the ca II
paigna, and viii probably have the CHIEF CON
Gen. Ortega, commander Of the army Of thf
East, in passing through Puebla On his Teturf
to the capital, issued an order susp@nding ths
officials of the States Of PuebIa, Tiasca!a ant
Vera Cruz and commanding tAet the 1nilitar;
authority shall be supreme. Gga. Orsega ha
established his headquarters at Pue51a, whera
he *as experimenting the erection Of th
Notifications WITH the greatest yigor.
4 lertion of Conlonfort's command
5000 nen-had arrived and enea1aped in th
vicinity of the capital RoJas had a1su arrive.
from Ia1jsco with his brigade.
According to the Heauldo published in tn
city OF Mexico, the corporations tlrouglIou
the republic continued to protest agaiGst tn
invasion ofthe French and any chsnse Of go7
cE1ment-
EARLY in October, it appears that the Atcxi
can government caused to be arrested, Wit
the intent OF eNrelling them from the countri
, the following foreigners:
Juan D. Je&:11er, Eugene C1srin, Clement
) A. CarTabaru, Antonio Bonhom u, Gustav
} Dessache, Carlos &c Ba1Tcs and AdoiEo Fri5sat
: ! Il diplomatic correspondence had take
place hetween the Mexican government IN
: the foreign ministers resident in Mexico, th
- latter protesting against the expulsion Of Il
atoye.nau.cd individuals. Scuor Fuente, SCI
: 1eta1y Of State, replied to the foreign lnini
: te1s that these individuals had broken the
, | neutrality aid that their presence was danGe
c Gus 10 tile peace Of the Mexican republic, an
e 50 they must. Accordingly, Jeci1er and con
l,1nions were packed out of the country VI
Acapulco Oh the Jin October This is one ;
Q Tie wisest acts the Iuarez government CT.
Q Vcrforu cd.
:. Iu consequence Of explanations that ha7
- taken place between the governments Of Gu
g female and Mexico, the latter will admit
~ nlenipetentiarT from the former, but has r
c fused to receive again Ssnor Merry del Darri !,
~ The French irIgate Bayonaise hal wit
Il drawn from Acapulco.
=: severe northtr, which bad swept the Me
"a i2:tn Gulf coast for ten days, culmiuated in
- - terrific gale On the 18th ult. Tic damage
- the shipping in all that region WAS very gre,
H and q portion of Napoleon's forces had tas
fs Of acquiring 4 tootho1d on Mexican soil undt
Il peculiar difficulties. In the summer Il
: French had the deadly av;nito to contend Wit
Il and now they have the furious aad i1exorab
, northers.
:. During this gale there were wrecked in Il
J roIt Of Vera Cruz, with considerable loss
u, life, the French transport steamer Chapt:
y Spanish brjgantine Augusta, American Til
IS bOat Mary Emma, Mexican pilot boats Et
n presario and Conception, American bA
> Flash, and the Echo. At Sacrifcios tic
= were wrecked the English ship-of-War CO
II queror, the French bark Nantil, and three 9th
>s bark6 whose names are not mentioned.
II Tic French frigate Charles, lying 10 the h
5. bor Of Vera Graz, was saved hy cutting aw
y tice Story. This vessel arrired from New {
re leans on the Esd u1t-, with eighty passenge
10 ; whc, it is said, preferred to cast their lot
Mexico to remaining in thclr OWL ruined {
ae OF New Orleans.