Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
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Correspondence Of the New York HERALD
HAVANA, September 3, 1S63-The French
mail steamer TamPico, which arrived at Santi-
ago de Cuba, brings no later dates from Vera
Cruz thsn The 18th. She took on board, at Vers
Cruz. the committee which hiss been appointed
70 wait on the Arehduke MsximilisB and
make him = formal Offer Of the Mexican throne
and crown.
The expedition sgainst the port Of Tampieo,
wbieh lsA Vera Cruz or the b, arrived there
and took possession on the llth. It consisted
( one thousand French infantry, one hundred
z { iy Tsmpieo volunteers, and seventy
e1os ,ted uasn, all under the command Of Col
HsuYiaus, who now discharges the functions OF
coguursudaut Of Tire town. The vessels which
formed the naval pert Of the expedition were
the steamers Bsls6He, Almiranse, EoTe, Entre-
ersnanle, Brandon, Panama ard Milan, under
Vics-Admiral ssss. Resistance was msde By
the battery a. lhs bar, but it was very slight,
and 30 casualties are reported.
The forces collected st Tularciugo, By Car
vsitl snd others, were driven out By the French
detachment sent against them, with scarce J
any TesishsRe II is supposed the fugitigea
have gone to 4capuleo.
The civil war between the rival governors oi
.Jslapa continued, while the people suffer II thf
| mean tire all the bad consequences. Anoshei
/ forced loan Of eight thousand dollars had beer
/ exacted from them.
From Guanaiuato we learn that Gen. Dobls
1 dos army srnoUnts to about four Thousand men
/ concentrated near that eity. Contrary 70 ex
| press orders Of Jaarez, c0ndRcts Of S400 O0'
| lad eft there on the 30sh Of July for COlima
/ some say under the eEecrt Of Dobls3o himself
who is the owner of the greater part Of to
| snscie. This general still keeps to hinself tn
| secret Of bis future movements and intentions
| while in the neantius he spares no means TO in
crease his army. The news Of ths recent a.
| trrnnt 70 assassinats him Is denied BY the Guam
ainsto papers; bot this denial Is not credited b.
! tbs papers Of the capital It is matter c
very little consequence.
/ I.atteTs from Guadalaiaro state that Gsners
l OvazoD. ex-governor and sssuneh JdRTists, hs
I -, obiired TO leaVe that city. Many FTenc
| resideuts who had been driven from there wei
rstnruiug 20 their houses. Artesgs, the pressT
Governor. Is said to be f0rtiying that city, an
Inv residents were leaving through fear.
T7insTv. We learn that the restless hirsmOl
-, 49, istely arrived at BroWnsviIle, Tsxa
- Eornd bis ssg to the capital, and immed
! -, addressed The following letter 10 Ganer
FgTssy. giving bis adhesion 70 tho French inte
Vsl1i'N MFxIco, July 80, 1853.
To his Ezosls0ey General korey ssnstor, Sonlnsn
sTip-Chief Of the ExpeditlonsTy Army OF As1lco ;
1rosT EXCELLENT SIN; In the iEtervie
v6;eh your e1csllsney did me the h9Aqr
,,ant ne on my arrival at tie capital, l
s1-irtad your excelleney vita my eonviesio'
n rsyars 20 the aobls sna generous interVel
ten which France has thought proper to et
my unisppy eoUDtTy' IN ordeE that sne hois :
-tbout danger to her sovereignty and md
pepSence, elect the form Of government 8
should Judge most suitable. Instructed By u