The New York herald., 1863-06-15
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.
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Our Vera Cruz and Panama
Correspondence.
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Our ver. Cru. Corresponden once.

VERA CRUx June /, 1858.
ne RusrA at Puebsa-TAe Laa Day Of the SSye-
Oyfpa AND HIS Men without Ebod-Susrender Of the
CHt-Arrirui of Portion OF the Defenders in Nerioo
Csy-Napoleon Likely to Hold he CosnHy-ImmenS Fail.
road Works Undertaken Already-TA. Material Ayrirnq
from France and Laborrs from NeW Orleans-Ome Via
duct Coa Tso Millions Of Dollars Reorganization ofhe
Adminisirasos-Gsn 7akem of the War Snaps for Pue
bha-No Native Allies for the eTnuaders-Disoroaxisao
and Confusion Eve,y Side-Deah Of French Officers dc
Our news ffom the city Of Mexico is now received by
way Of Tsmpco.
On the 10th OF May two attacks made on Puebla
first with 5000 and afterwards with 10000 men, and
both repulsed
In the evening General Ortega assembled his officers
and they had not had for days and
besides being short Of ammunition they declared that
everybody from the rext morning, at liberty to act
he pleased that he would surrender asking
cessons In his or their favor that at Eve O'Clock next
morning all guns should be Spiked every musket broken
powder be thrown the wells and the money on
hand 10 be distributed among The troops.
The next day the French heroes entered the CITY which
with all their force, they had net been able take
Goriousi
The officers were then given 70 understand that they
must not bear again. not leave certain domicis
nor correspond with anybody, wheeupon they sang out
"viva Ia Republica." "Muera Napoleon H." and "Ios
they to be marched down 70 ths city feot and viii
be sent 20 Martinique.
We have news from the capital by Of Tampico
ing that 1000 men reached thore from Pueba ana that
believed that the French cannot undertake the attack
and God knows what may be in store next.
We confidently hope that sd France VIII cry shame
The sickness is very bad already. On Saturday the
chief OF tho Egyptians "a brought here by reachery
SUPERIOR Of this port Carl LAbrousss died Of vomito
These Egyptians were sent the other day to a
women and children and maitrsated young boys They
had kind Of trial. but Il 10 not known that tboy have
Is now thing NOT TO be doubted any more that@he
French have intention OF giving up country
again. proof OF It s the enormous expense they
for building the railroads; and they pay already $50 00
weekly for the workmen only 90 the road having. DO
sides, lot OF engineers, mechanics &c. at work Many
rails, locomotives, sleepen and all kinds OF railroad FIX
ings
Orleans BY hundreds They say that the road viii be
completed this year, and you may calculate the ex
penses BY retecting that one vaduct only will cost two
millions OF dollars and many expensive bridges will have
TO be built besides Neither do they make Of
their intention 70 keep the country, and hundred c
villains are said 70 be the road from France with the
object TO organize the administration all the country
So far however, all thcy conquered OF II Is limit
The resistance for two months al PuebIS was heroic
and thousands Of French have been sacrificed; s
they could not take the place They opened breaches and
tried TO take the forts by assault times were
always repused with great loss. They we'll
vnced that they could not succeed that the beginning
Of this month"; they took from bore the Of four
vessss and those with lot Of heavy shells. remit
ted TO Pusbla.
country IA In favor c them, because even the OF
Puebla threw beams and nowerpsts and other missiles
don many tmes The squares already taken Several
times they found the ground mnsd and were blown into
The rsbbls Of the assassin Marqusz s Of course with
them: but not decent man has Joined them. has
single village pronounced w their favor, and wherever
other reactonary chiefs In the interior fight for them
but tneir own hook; and Cabas is marching with q
government In oil small sk,rmshes on the road the
French have the worst Of IT, and the other day whole
company Of the Foreign Legion was killed or captured,
They have succeeded In accomplishing The most com
ps.s ~ & Of The and com
walls through all branches Their provisions thrown
into the sea In enormous quantities. and others though
collected; but mail v sent 10 any place whatever.
From Mexico city do not receive letters for months
psiy since the Surrender Of Pusba ave taheu up and
prisoners the castle. All letters confscaed
Sarrscts. and are not heard q sfssrwsrds " '"'
The English mail psr royal usAi steamers Is not for
warded nor 10 such mail sent down this partly owing
the orders Of the government OF Mexco and England
submits 10 IT, courier, who used 70 come down 70
Ihe American legation but OF late the English Minis
,ny released ser many days and with certain guaran
lees offered by tho Copsu
Al the port Mnatitan French vessel impedes the
oading OF vessels, on the sole ground that some
Frcnchneu went ashore shooting and was killed by
he Fucrias There than thousand tons OF
nahoeany rottIng this account six eight vessels
IN rtered for that purpose-Englsh, American and Ger
nan--are detained In this port for q month and |
onGer, several having proceeded 70 Minssitlan
md been refused entrance; and, applying 70 the
Admiral here. he says the port is not blockadsd;
md the ether day the captain of the manof war even
rept the papers Of English captain, and he canuol
20 sign any paper the order the reason
xhy thsy allowed 70 proceed They say here that
he said commander great favore In the department
war, and therefore The Admiral does dare 70 scs
Abou, one hundred and any thousand dollars worth Of
FOODS destined for Minatitan are aso detained bere
rom the same reason.
There n sn EngIsh OF var here; but /
oes not hit upon the remedy For such outrages there
redress. Not protests allowed for one
made out the other day BY neutral consul he was /
threatened with impr isonment
The Judge appointed by the French had also admitted
nch protect, and he was Immediately removed and |
This q reign OF terror, and the city ewarms with
II appears a. N not living 10 the nineteenth
ensury, and that the country overrun by barbarian
ordes
Our Panama Correspondence.
PAEAxA, June 9, 1858.
The news from MEXICO very favorable TO the French
hey defeated comoufort killing and vondips 6ve thou