New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

Arrival Of Rc-enforcements for the French
Army-Thc Mexicans Concentrating nj
puebIa-The Object Of the French Ex-
pcditi0n-The Mexicans Dissatisfied
will, Tire Policy Of the United States
Morphy-Thc Opcrn.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Oct. 90, 1862.
The French lne-ofbatle ship Vile de Lyon,
came in on the Goth from Vera Cruz, which port
che left on the 10Th. She brings news Of interest
The reeuforcemenis cent by Napoleon had arrived,
aud nearly all had gone TO Orizaba Still attack
had been IN de. Tho Mexicans are rendezvousing
at Puebla, where the fret fgh, will take place ss
the Mexcans sro acting entirely on the defensive.
They do not expect to hold Pueblo or even Mexico,
to which city they will retreat from Pueola Every
thing has been arranged for the removal of the arch
ives government and capital TO some other city,
in they should be obliged to eyacuate the city OF
Mexico.
Considerable correspOr dence from the Jecquel.
ties in France to those in Mexico bias teen intercept
ed and published. They ray that the French peo-
pie, the Emperor, Forey, aud all bis officers and
army bitterly opposed to Almonte and to Sally
ny. They also state that the object of the French
invasion to aid the Rebels in the United States,
and principally TO obtain possession OF Sonora; that,
as England, has Australia and the United States
have California, France also wants gold or silver
prousciDg land and that this will be the principal
item in the settlement OF the Mexican question.
Benavid,s in still here, but is soon 10 leave for
Nrw-York, TO have An interview, &C., with Gems.
Mrsmon and Cabos. Zaloaga will reml an here.
The Mexlcsns here are complaining Of our action
in their affair They say that some arms, &c.,
bought for tier Government, were net allowed to
leave your port the la If neutrality, and that
now the French are allowed TO come into onr ports
to purcbase food, sc. This is neutrality la John
Bull, and earnestly trust is incorrect, and that We
shall degrade ourselves with any English
neutrality.
The steamer MatGnzas came into The port Of that
pame ON Sunday evening, but sailed at 3 p. N. on
Monday, thereby preventing our merchants from
sending q mail. We have had dose from the
Diario de Ia Marina (which, by the way, still claims
o. Secesh victories. IL says that Bragg completely
def ated Buell.. taking 600 prisoners
Morphy still astonishes the Havsnese. Tonight
/ am Invited 10 be present al match OF tea bind
fold games at the house of Mr.. Sedano. We had
fne time at G, n. Piquero's last night, Mr.. Morphy
and Mr. Msarisn Secretary of the New-Orleans
Chess Club were there.
Tie opera made its debut with Trovatore on Sat-
urday night, ueated it on Sunday aud are 10 give
il again tonight Various are the opinions in lie.
gard to the company-our best judges l find are re-
serving theirs; this alies with the general complaint
Of worr-out voices. The house was unusually
empty, owing partially to the high prices; one can
not take boz for the usual short seasons, or for
paris of them-it must be for the whole season OF
syty performances, and for which the Moderate
aun OF 81 go 10 demanded. Papas ehfug, and
mamas coax for the senorhas, vino promise future
economy g. =, will aud must 90. seat and en-
trance TO the larquet is only IS for each per-
fornance.
Tue ventriloquist and ms9icisn Love is here.
Who IL bei lie says he has performed before nii
the crowned heads Of Europe PITY the crowned
heade; their patience must be very greet. He has
Uvr hios-l avery tight here but then his audience
was not COMPOSED OF crowned heaos .
On the Goth came in FROM New Orleans, in eight
days, the American schooner Elliot, with shocks.