The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22
NEWS FRoM MEXICO.

Oar Havana COrrespOndences
HAvsSA, March 10, 1853.
Gmyiilns round Vera Cius-Lrrpdi Of Egyptian Sol
d,ers-G.n. Foreys Plan Of Acion-An Attack
I'sleb,a Doubfut-R,porn from a. kcricaa Headquar
tvs-Tae French Said 70 b Des,rig IN Crea, Mum
beys-Matamoros NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dc, dc.
In former letter announced the fact that the French
army had moved on Pueba from their various encamp-
menis The following letter published 10 the Dioro de-
la Marina OF the 10Th inst not only gives variety Of
details which may interest your readers but paints the
situation Of the French not tho mos. glowing co'ors
vERA cRrz, Feb Is, 1868.
W continue hero In the same condition for We can
u-ther 60 the neghborng OF Medelln with safe
~ TO breathe tho baimy air Of ts woods, nor battle IN
the crystalline waters OF Its picturesque river
when the trains not well guarded they frequently
suffer from discharges Of musketry en- the 18th q the
present mouth (februay), the guerlas prepared the
track so hat the engine might UPSET as happened at
station No. o, here The passengers nred on
Jump from the and back to town through the
aeds The guerias fell upon the cars, took whatever
they wanted and murdered an unfortunate American one
the railroad hands, who happened to be lying drunk In
ono the THIS n ptable, and moro since the
french have well known swiss adventurer, with
hundred men, arme with sabrea pistols and
who burn houses aud do other things which
are no, unknown. Fortunately he leaves his command Of
those counter guerias City Guard being replaced by
organizing those fellows, VIII know how 70 discipline and
command them IN way that may be useful 70 the
forey Tor excellent determination, which u was full
tino were taken.
ON the oath tho war transport Seine arrived
With four hundred Egyptian soldiers, who VIII re.
main IN garrison here They landed the same
dsv and sent some hundred sick 70 the hospitals.
NAV ar. not people 70 stand the peculiar climate
or lhls ,sya calsse and though they say 10 hotter IN
Cairo "a likewise that the heat Ia not 20 continu
Gus a. here they re-, sick on sen how vii "A be- In
this atmosphere Of continual sndemics They bring
only four oncer. and interpreter Tho hexicans
very much disguised that the French should get aid
frOm rxypsaus.
We cases n violent smallpox IN this city, and
many persons have fallen victims. We expect sy way
OF climax TO misfortunes, summer which vii be
excessively hot and sickness, cases Of which we have
never had WI now. Fancy wba, 70 IN store Tor US with
the new plague o. Egypt and the many others which the
houssrds o. men who pass through here leave behind
them
have ns learned that Forey did not leave 0rizaba On
be 2ist but hat he would do the 23d 26h and
that without loss " time a. he tells 10 his last prca
nation. rather less vehement than an his proceed M
There those who assert that during his long delay
rasiion he bus aoored although unsuecsssfully, 10
UP the Juarz party which appears every day
more erinpact and Determined.
To beleve-for al that they say-ths, in taxing
pn<bla-s I debit not thor viii take ~
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