New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
Tur NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The character Of tho Mexican news when
We published yesterday morning - so contrary
Ia the general expectation, that We are not
a, .on.sled 10 see il regarded by some OF our
ro.errporaries az au prtful Invention. msnuiac-
turcd. probably, with view to influencing the
French election. Those who bold tbis view
will ice confirmed IN their opinion By The state
u..nt of the captan OF the French transport
lie Finistrrr, which arrived st this port yeS:cr.
day, from Vera Cruz. ~ the timo OF the de-
parturc Of this vessel May lg) the latest news
received in Vera Cruz from PGebla was to
May 10, when the Mexicnns stil held one hall
the city which was 50 strongly fortified that 1t
was supposed long time would b" required to
takr il. For these reason the captain OF 10
Flri,,rre doubts the correctness OF the report-
OF the capture.
In commenting upon the news in our issue
Of Yesterday We referred 70 some points
which appear almost inccluprchenslble and
need explanation. But the sympathy which
vr. m common with the immense majority OF
Tia American people feel with Tho cause OF
N.yi,o. ought net 10 bia. MS in forming an
opinion as 70 what is likely or not likely to
have taken place. And II Ne examine the re-
report solely with u view to ASCERTAIN tho real
state of afars, We cannot but lean toward
the opinion that il viii be proved 20 be sub
.inulislly correct. II is true We have become
accustomed during the war 20 all sorts OF false
rlmors aud inventions, sad yet wo connOt re-
call an instance where report 40 precise aud
detailed u that published yesterday Of the
capture Of PCcb.a Las been Paincd oil Oh
,redulous pubic.
The report h.. moreover, strongi' confirmed
b, a later account from Havana which We
publish this morning Not only are a num-
Der ot nan details supplied, but the D'aoo de
Ia N1.iDa states explicitly that The source
from which it obtained its Information may BE-
regarded Ms eC'.in. II al tl.s--lhe dairs ot
.bc se,crnl occurrences, their c.tcaa's, antiai
description, the names of the generals who
tooh part Ii tire negotiations. and the esiursnces
o the D.ay.o axe mere httina--;hls is Ger
tauly the greatest hoON that bsS been AZ
tempted or ~ long zane.
4 lcw more ds,, viii settle tao matter, and,
We greatly fear. val confirm car Wo.st an
ticipalions. The Coa1irr de> LMis ia.s the
.ucrceaarl moIlhpc;c Of LOUIS Napoleon in
this city, Is, of course ubilant; !, registers the
fact. It remarks, with feelings which IT. read.
en-, will easily comprehend; but glorious RS
lie news in its opinion u.s. there lv, n says, QUE
thing which VIII be- worth double IT, price,
that is the profoundly sgaPeih'i'e ellrct
which II will Eot tail 10 produce upon the
majority OF our American cot"mPorares. We
shall read with extreue delight thc comment
which tic capture OF rUcbla viii suggest to
them. md We ale happy TO think that they
will I.ud IN it III irast temporary consolation
iur line iailu,r OF capturing N!cAsbGrg.
We have been hitherto Of opaiou that the
MsAieans, in the war which the! wage against
u (nreigu invader for their Independence, and
their right 10 elect their own President snd
their own Congress b. general suffrage, had
the eymppthy of tho entire American press, the
Democratic no Less taan the Republican. Many
of tho Democratic journals have expressed
themselves strongly on the subject, and We
had thought that here at length was one CUES
ton on which oil the parties of our distracted
country were agreed. But we ind We were
mistaken in this opinion. The WOid OF this
city has an article ON the Fall OF Puebla, in
which il speaks sncering|y OF Tho struggle Of
tho Liberal party" OF Mexico against France.
and expresses its belief that the establishment
in Mexico Of a vigorous authority under the
auspices Of Fraucc will advance tie iatercsts