The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Our Havana Correspondence.

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HAVANA, March s, 1862.
Preliminary Treaty-Return of Spanish Troops to Ia
rana-Aduonce Of the Allies to the Inferior Tictorp Of
the Reactionias-Rumored Flight of President Juare
from the Cdpaal-Tert of the Treaty, de-, &c.
The arrival here Wednesday, the 5th inst. OF her
Catholic Maestys steamers Alava and Leatad Vera
Cruz places US in possession Of important the
Mexican republic. treaty, preliminary more i'm
portant negotiations has been agreed between the
allied and Mexican commissioners and approved by Pre-
sidsnt Juarez From this may infer that the peace
policy viii prevail, and the whole matter terminate
quietly within very short period, anticipated This
preliminary treaty gives up the towns Of Orzaba
dova and Tehuacan to the Allies and the news
reached tnem that the treaty had signed by uarez
the French troops moved forward Immediately and the
principal part Of the Spanish army march on the
1st instant Another significant sign Of peaceful
mination by the way is the this city two
battaons OF Spanish troops Of them being the Fourth
marines which left for Vera Cruz last week arriving
thore the 24th u The Mexican government
that the Custom House be restored to them but would
seem that the request has not been complied with.
translate tho following short letter. treaty from
tho Diario dc Ia Marina -
vxRA CRUZ, Fob. %, 1852
Last night extraordinary from the capital Of
the republic brought tho approval Of the
peace preliminares signed soedad on the 10Th be.
the Count Of Rem and the Minister War General
Ooblado Of whose meeting previously informed you
In consequence Of this the Mexican flag has hoised
the Castle Of San Juan dc Ulos and the Conssora
Palace Of the Plaza dc Armas. il thought that the old
municipal body will return exercise thor functions 10
which they will be invited and the courts of lesser de.
gree, notary offices, &c, will be reestablshed all pre-
cisely they prior the occupation with the cx
pton Of the Custom House employees and those of the
dntn atlona nd of tn
which will occupy Tehuacan, is already on the march:
and although on setting out they were warned by the
permitted 10 advance doubtless because No order had as
been received, they have proceeded on their wav
without any opposition The second brigade leaves Santa
Fe tomorrow morning at dawn and the first brigade on
the day following, with everything belonging TO it,
sordance with the orders jus. received Yesterday even
ing the battalion OF chasseurs Of Bslsn embarked the
Ahva having marched past the dwelling OF the General
inChief On their way to the wharf
Very soon, perhaps to-day, the Fourth battalion OF
sines win embark far your city, and tho Third will fol
low tho exped6ionay division in place Of tho chasssurs
- has just 6ssn determined AL apparensy brcafhss
Deace and harmony between the representatives of the
three allied Powers and the Mexican government.
Another Vera Cruz correspondent Of the Dario, wit
gsther wtho foundaasnT y that the reactionists Msr-
quez and Cobos, had dealt heavy blow the troops of
frvm the capital which was entered by te yciors W.
shall have wait for further intelligence before we can
know how much reliance is TO be placed in this report
No doubt tho rsactioniss straining every
retrieve the ground they have lost and appears likely
that Marquee did gain some advantage in skirmish
with the government troops which has bcen magnnsd
perhaps, into the above magnificent proportions /
think old Juarez IL good for longer and will
sventuaily come out first best well with enemies
The Daro says that according to information received
from .dstingushod" friend, the allied plenipotsn-
tiarcs will x ther residence In 0rzaba where final
AL Fools Day.
Here Is tho preliminary treaty
PnILININARIEs AGREED ON BETWEEN q KNxRAL
PRIMAND DoBLADO.
i. Since the constitutional government which at pre-.
sent the Mexican republic has declared the COM
missoners Of the allied Powers that does not need the
aid kindly offered TO the Mexican people, since pos
within tssk the elements Of strength and sym
puhy preserve Itself from whatsoever intestine revolt
the Allies may presently proceed TO In order to
orrnzlze the claims they prefer the names Il
. Consequently ana protesting a. do the representa-
tvss Of the allied nations that they attempt nothing
sgsnet the indspendsncs, sovereignty aad integrity Of
the Iexcan republic, negotiations shall be opened in
OrizsDa, in which city shall assemble the
and two Of the ministers Of tho rspubc saving
that by common consent 1t shall be agreed " appoint
representative delegates on both sides
g. During tho negotiation the forces Of the allied
sha occupy the three towns of Cordova orizabs
aed Ienuaesn, with their natural limits.
a. In order that may not be supposed even remote
y that the Ass signed these rreiimnarise in order to
get possession o The fortified places garrsoned by the
Mexican army Is stipulated that in the uniortunate
event that negotiations should be broken on the allied
iorees snau rslaan ne above men,iened towns, and
forthcations the Vera Cruz the ps.o Arch
on the Cordova road and P~so do 0veja that OF Ta
lapa, being designated the extreme prpcipaI nop,s
8. ii the untowa event OF breaking or neqotiations
and Withdrawing the allied troops the line udic ated i'm
VIE preceding article should occur the hospitals of the
Allies shall BE- under the protection Of Mexican ration
On the day which the allied troops take up their
70 % IN Se e,y Of r s h
ON the Castle OF San Juan de Ulloa.
The COUNT 0F PENS.
MANUEL D0BI4ADo.
LA soLEDAD, Feb 10, 1852.
approve --CHARIEs LEsyor WYEE
HucH DrYfoP
4" A. liz SAIfGNy.
H. JURfEy.
In virtue Of the ample powers with which am invest
cd, approve these prslinlinnries.
BFNrrO JUAREz,
President of the Mcxiasn Rep bic.
% JESUs TRAN,
Charge OF the rinis;ry of Foreign Relations &c
by an arrival here since the above waz written vs
learn has the three TOW spI u above are An opist
poHefscn u tue Mts, Gsseral Z.raaoza having "a
sc'ed nssrpssiens ~ stas their advance o. much a