The New York herald., 1863-11-16

tolunOn, from New Orleans on the Tth and Havana on
the 10th last, we have additional Of interest from
Mexico and St Domingo. which will be found the sub.
joined Letter OF our Havana correspondent
Oar Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1855
Departure Of hc Imperial Awy from Meztco CSy-Ne,c,
paper Figurs Of Spsech--A Letter from Marmilian 10
General Ano'e1areh OF Ae Sraniards to 50. CJisto
bat-Setch Of 9own, Historical and Ohera0iSc-
sience Of Modern Tayeley in 81. Domingo--Locol Ha
cana Neios dc.
We have far less than usual from Mexico thanks
to the gueras, who have robbed the mails from the
capital and other places in tho interior From the few
details, however, that have been favored WITH the
most important that the French army is at length
ia notion commanded by General Bazane who takes the
field in person, and that General Comonort takes
nand Of the Juarst forces bis headquarters present
being between Queretaro and San Juan
The advance Of the imperial army-as we may as well
call itcomposed wholly very nearly So OF Mexcans
under the notorious Mea drove portion the Juarist
army before them at Actopan but presently fell back
Pachuka the Juarsts again occupying the former place.
Fights have also occurred at Aotoncs ell Grandc
and iguaa, where the famous plan of guaa was con-
coced and at the bridge Of Campuzano all OF which
places the uariss claim to have gained signal
ages But in these encounters, the forces both
being Mexcans. who may be considered match for each
other their result is not so interesting when they
measure strength with tho renowned soldiers Of France
This they will have TO do before very long, IL they
have not already done so, as is highly probable
Tho campaign, then, may be considered fairly
opened, and the world, more particularly the
American world will with incre ased attention to
struggle, the eud OF which 1t is extremely difficult to
perceive A4
paper called The Foreign QUESTION ia Question
Esrangeya), published in San o.os on the Goth of
last month paints the Juarst situation tho brightcs.
colors speaks Of frequent desertors of Mexicans from
the ranks. giving this fact proof of
the unpopu!ar,v Of the imperial he ne dwells the
patriotic efforts made by the distant Inhabitants OF Upper
California and Campeche in gifts OF money 10 the govern
ment for war purposes and the relief OF exes and in
short, has been published with the very evident design
OF trying to make 1t appear that the Mexican nation
Is enthusiastic for and united in opposing
the Intervention. When such pains are taken
to make this enthusiasm appear the statement
rendered suspicious, while IL tho thing did ex;s. would
show itself in which there would be mistaxng
question much the cesertion OF Mexican soldiers from
or the other side proves anything bat the wei, known
character OF that people, proverbisy un,rustworthy and
fcke once before remarked that the achieve nent OF
Mexican independence the struggle for the main,e
OF the republican form OF government going Gu
p that country is called not be e: Mexican hands
There is perpetual attempt made make the world be.
lieve that the Mexicans what they not This Ia
folly for wisdom is born deceit, and is deceit OF
the most unmgaed form talk about "baze o. en-
thusiasm for the Of Juafez and similar stuff which
hnds its way IRON California into the New York papers.
The ides Of blaze of enthusiasm in Mexico for either side
Of the question Is amusing California makes the army
OF Juarez twenty thousand Others put ten to
twelve thousand. Which is right DO you know why
think the Mcxcans in the inerventonst DESERT as
| have doubt they do9 Because they can maraud
easily. They prefer the army which most nearly
resembles an assemblagc OF hghwaymen. The govern.
ment at Washington has decided TO interfere Then
the establishments OF the empire nxed fact for the
only thing which could prevent it North American
cannon. II Maximan over he will bring with
him, neatly slowed in his carpet bag, all tie need
fu guarantees aud the recognition OF his en-
pire by nearly all the Powers OF Europe
all except one, Say what you please, he
win be pretty safe then, and will be got rid of quite
so easily. True, assassin's bullet may simplify the
question and plunge Mexico back into "independencep
barbarsm and bloody feuds the bandit will once more
ENJOY his constitutional right TO throats and rob on
the highway enabled by the blessings OF freedom take
his neghbors property, and life need be; Short TO
live ike gentleman, scorning honest toll, did his
father before MIN. think It amounts TO this: that
somebody must Mexico take cf her in some
way, prevent her becoming the plague spot Of
America. whose duty IA it2
During the absence Of tho imperial army from tho
capital ha, city aud Tacubays be properly for.
tidcd To protect the small garrison that will remain
The efforts bang made by Juarez to contaue tho war
described by the papers the Frouca interest as ex
tremey injudcious. We bis own organs ,ha,
be is disposed DO very severe towards those who IN
any way countenance the imperial scheme. Those who
take any Office employment pso fdeso deprived Of
property aud their rights citizens and declared for
incapable Of holding any Office. The public func
tonares places occupied by the enemy are forbid
den TO remain unier any prctext sc, sc know those
measures or similar ones, are customary IN all
where war, particularly civil war; cxrss but they
nevertheless unwise In war CT opinions you cannot
change mans opinion by violence only strengthen
his animosity and excite a his energies agaust
you, on The very oommonest principle Of lidcfence
dated september g. which the recipient rcid % large
party assembled at the National aace composed
o. the "hrst families" OF tho capital. Tho wrtor OK.
presses the hope that circumstances may permit him
have The pleasure Of taking possession of the Mexcin
throne, Nc., ,&c-expcsso0s which, IL Ia said rap.
turousy received by the ladies and gentlemen present
am sorry not 10 have IN my power give you copy
Of the letter, which has noe yet found Us way here Very
likely the papers which contain M u has been published,
are amous those which have acn into the hands o the
guerillas.
took his seat on the istb ult, as one OF the 'amv Of
tho imperial regency.
Tho French steamer Milan arrived day before yes.
tcrday from Vera Cruz. but brought no news.
ST.
Thonah we have intelligence up a. week ago. there IL
moth OF Importance add that which you received
from the last sioanernothnR, IA short, but an
inGnity OF details concerning the march OF General
In Gauaara rom tie city of 81 Domingo 10 the ,te
town OF san Crstoba as n II had been most heroic
dertakinE resulting 10 the capture OF important city,
instead Of being march oi only tNelve miles,
Ies ending with the occupaior without resistance OF
mere village On It's way the Spanish cslurnn mo-
Tested liltc, and did some Uinng skirmishps, but
reached San Cristobal easily enough the third day.
Twelve mics Ia the distance from this latter place 70 the
capital but " Is probable the General made the marcn
longer IN order 10 the ncighboring country II ap
Pssp nSi hsiVps river IN AAt ssosi0p. if'~ We