The New York herald., 1862-02-11


sAvana 2oth ult., We have received highly important
sexed correspondence.
HAVANA, Jan. 25, 1861
m Aired Forces Aroaxd Vera Crs Siszees Fsossand
&Scng-T1e ktssean Army Bdcsen Puebla and Chsqss-
A1its reported to Ns~s5er Fyfy 7Aousond Men-rases
4Heressed Toe'9st Fsre Per Csa-Oee~pation @ TJoIa
Asd Aedelin by the Auses-Aa Ultimatuna Sem 10
Jsars-EamJeao 70 the People Of Meaieo-I Indsgncsio,,
ne People Aeasast kiramon-G Gen. Prsms Address to
ne Spanish Troops in Vera CrusArras Of Var Vessels
al Hdcaao, dc, &c,
We have had nery leaders the Diario De ia karsa Of
NE l7th 18th and 22d against the American press
susng o sscrbins unworthy motives TO the Spaniards
- their expedition 70 Mexico.
The steamer (spansh) Alaya came in on the Goth,
kaving left Vera Cruz the 10Th There were in all Of
shs Allied Powers 10 600 men; but there were already
Before that city and the capital 60 GOO Mexoans
paly between Pusbla and Chiquhuite There had been
several insults and Outrsges committed tho Spanish
residents Of Pusbls The Mexican government has in
creased the taxes twenty psr cent and
- hssns tax sf two per cent
The three allied Powers addressed note TO Urssa ash
hg permission to encamp at Tsisra Aedelln which
troops were quartered at Teera about miles from
the city They marched along the railroad accompanied
by prm and The French and English Admirals saw
bat few troops Of the enemy being the advance Of Gen
hrasosas forss.
On the 18th one Spanish battalion, three French com.
IaAiss and one English company went to Kedelin.
o. the 18th Brigadier General Milans del Bosch was
ssst with dispatches Juarez accompanied by naval
sser from tho French feet and from the English
They bore TO Juarez the utmatum Of the allied Powers
They went on horseback TO Jalapa, where they
take the diligence to Mexico and their return was
snxousy awaited, to know if the question was to be
ssci dsd paciically or through force
The occupation Of Tejera and Meden vo are told is
not only sanitary for the troops but 10 enable
ehem to repsaish the market Of Vera Cruz.
The Msdelin Railroad TO be converted into mill
beers from ths Spanish feet these formerly employee
refused to do
Ths allied Powers have issued the following mani.
ststo,-
hxxcArs-The representatives Of England France and
la sss5sd E duty in s,ng You 70 understand their
republic. The fah treaties broken BY the vari
you and the nSvidas security of our citizens connnSs
nsnaced have made necessary and indispensable this e1ps
They deceive you would make you believe that be-
snyeopsd plans conquest and restoratons Of inter-
ssns s IN ,Snr soIlSss s. and so,srnmsnt amer s.,
q your have shs right 70 believe
ssSsrs more noble ci~vaed and generous 'u' ra''e' y
The thres uaions that representing and whose
1esed upon have higher interest," and one Of more
sa &c Sos e as
Ssss prodiga. gf.s which they behold with
q. yolen. 81 eiy perpetual coSvasio%s
yourselves shall your ow good fortune in which
o ss"sss the q
& ss labor % s M nell your LABOR Dor
y win haze sSnsrSsssd 10 with her 0pio,sns
ssnseience The evil Is che remedy Urgent Now
He.icans .sen % the voice o he allied Powers. anchor
q IN the destroying tempest through which you
nothing FROM restless. .aS SS a%e
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sAa preside mpassby glorious spectacle Of your
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VERA CRus, Jan 10, 1852
Attached to the ultmatum was . despatch from each
II tho stating their claims &C. That Of
she Spanish government was
That representative Of the republic be appointed
sompes for he expulsion Of hi. E.eeney pou
JOAQUIN Paheco Minister Plenipotenary Of her Catholic
q That the treaty of MonAmonte be fulfilled without
That the ndemnincations due the Spanish subjects who
o q the
q San Dimas be paid That the right Of Spain shall be
insults grievances since committed and that those who
y hs %ss S sha 1s pSnhsd s in an exemplary
and ha, an sosoue promise shall be made 70 avoid the
That the government Of Mexico shall make payment Of
5000 a. value Of the Spanish bark concepcon unjusy
which the u,natum received.
To these notes Of claims added that their mission IS
not limited TO this alone but to the noble and
generous end Of aiding without humang them TO riss
from the proetration IN which they find them.
AZ the SAND conferences, in which the utmasum was
agreed upon IL decided that payment should be ex
acted for recent expenses and damages incurred which
hereafter shall be examined and found just.
san Juan duoa was TO be occupied every fifteen days
BY the three Powers alternately
The Progreo Republican orgsn) published at ia
npa, says-.The scarcity of provisions continues in
Vera Cruz. The food Of the spaniards s verp poor
the hospitals are 1ng fast and the desertons continue
q large scale
Tho invaders do not feel secure in their position and
have patrols and counter all the Of the
city They have not dared make another excursion or
sorte The conduct OF Miramon under the present
cumstances needs no Comment II contrasts with that
Of his rier ds herethose friends upon whom he relic
and who truly Mexoans than he have sympath zod
down the arms they had raised against tho supreme
government to take them up against those who
unlustly, and actuated by thirst for riches,
daro 10 profane soil Mramon could upon little
sympathy In our republic. II only needed that he
should unite with foreigners that his should
eclaled py al hexicans Ambition always carries men
20 the preeipico'
Ramon Nendnina has been appointed by Prim o. Go
vernon Of the city of Vera Cruz
From Venezuela we have via Puerto Rico War
again blszcd out IN horrible manner than ever
account Of the failure Of the conferences between Cen
Psez and Gen. Falcon. All have been called to arms be.
swcen the ages of sixteen and sixty Doubts were enter
tanned whether the government had the necessary
resources TO keep mp tho
From Nassau learn that the Conqueror will bo
entirely lost she has been stripped and Of hor ap-
purtsnances have been saved.
Gen. Prim sssed the following address 20 the Spanish
troops in Vera Cruz
soiderr Her Majesty the Queen has graciousy by royal
decree OF November last, conferred the comma
Of the Spanish forces Cestned 10 operate Ia Mexico degnnr
ai the time 10 Invest with powers her Minister
Pienip0teDtiary
Your first operations have Fortunate and without
having the sss Of blood find you possession
Of Vera Cruz and San Juan Uoa and al the commands Of
n distinguished general.
Allow not this important victory gained 10 abate your
wanes III bravery Of the spanish arms poverba
spain also they against whom, perchance we
shall have 70 nfht
their Internal discords and their dssensons divide and
the the less therefore deserve they the
siderton q nations which through good fortune enjoy
pace and stable governmental Order then. and respect To
the land W which hnd ourselves Behold ye who Judge
Us ae INVADERS and rulers that not here with the
splnt conquest, blinded by ambitions 0f Kind