The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Admiralty Report OF the Fall OF Puebl1.
Rear Admiral Bosse despatch dated Vera Cruz May %
and which encloses the following letter from the captain
DARrKx (wAR Smp), May 81, 1858.
ADMIRAL.--At Eve O'Clock this morning non-oflcial
communication informed me Of the surrender OF Pueba
and announced to the demand OF the Generaln CHEZ
TO have the Immediately tran shifted to France.
In consequence OF the Ceres being vessel mme
datey thought that the Daren, which In November had
conveyed the Of the capture Of Tampco would pro
coed rapidly TO Havana but at the time considered
you myself the different which reached Vera Cruz
at three In the morning.
Pueba has surrendered
On Saturday, the 10Th, the besiecing army having
opene parallel at $50 metres from the Fort OF Teotme
huacan, commenced FIRE that position and dsmounted
all its guns. The three FOUNDER howit7ers landed by
your order April 49, produced great effect The be
seeed defended themselves bravely The following day
the parallels were continued ard carried 70 the foot OF the
work and breaches made sufficient for the Gen.
Mendoza then waited General Forey, demanding per-
mission for tho Mexican troops TO quit pueba with arms
baggage and part OF their artillery and that those
conditions the place would be surrendered forey
refused ID the positive At five O'Clock flag
OF truce brought letter from General Orega to General
Forey announcing that he surrendered at discretion with
all his troops Colonel Maneaue second chief OF the staff,
was sent to occupy the place wiiisa battalion Of 1901
Of hussars, which effected without impeachment.
The entrance Of the troops took place successfully on
morning Of the 10th, General Forey made his entrance
into Pueba under salute Of 10l guns. On the 2oth,
General Bazane, at tho head OF division, left for
Mexico.
Such, Admiral, IL all the which reached Vera
Cruz, where salute OF twenty guns fred and
which repeated by fort OF SAINT Jean du,a
the Ceres All the vessels OF and the merchant
sells are dressed ont in Gags ROPERT.
CURIOUS pAors FROM GENERAL FoREY.
from the Paris Moniteur Juno 90
report addressed nv General Forcy to the Emperor
adds some curious details to those already published On
the I'd May tho enemy's chief, who commanded the
OF Santa Inoz demarded to treat General nouay
having sent Lieutenant Talpn 10 him for that purpose
the latter was mmod iateiy taken before the
vyh fhraa al yviln
death General OrteRn being Informed Of the fact. had
Lieutenant Tupn sent back and punished the officer who
had been guilty Of snch unhandsome act General
Forey adds that 0s speeches delivered in the Legislative body
on ne &sI.son question BY MM picard and Jules Fawe
Nh'ch fei into dc hands q ne French 'o'diers.
QUEEN VICTORIA DOES NOT CONGRATULATE NAPOLEON.
lirom The Independence Beige, June Is
The London wandcrd, after mentioning that the ma
tory OF the European sovcregns have auated tho
Emperor Napoleon upon the capture Of Pueb, adds that
the congrauat!ons OF Queen Victoria arc probably post
capitalization of tha city I. appears
Die TO suppose that those congratulations have not been
sent simply because they beong neither To the traditions
nor 10 the constitutional obseEvances Of England
CHARITY OF FoRgY's ARMY.
Gen forey cent 70 the Minister of War by the last
steamer from Mexico the Of % ITO francs being the
Of tue subscription made BY tho oxpedtonary
army for tho benefit Of tire unemployed cotton operatives
HOPES OK Tuy STOCK EXCHANGE.
from the London times tCity Articel June ls]
Among early influences on ftbe money market, the
results OF the French Mexico scarcely fail
10 be important During the state of anarchy the
ransmsson Of silver the interior 20 Vera Cruz for
shipment has often been irnpraccable while AT the
time the insecurity OF life and property has been och
remove all inducenent NO. merely to an extension OF
nirnR enterprise but even 10 its ordinary prosecution
Upon the OCCUPATION of the city OF Mexico OF he moe
prompt measures of The French commander will doubt
less be 70 establish regular osnduc,d and II i'm
probable mr. nueh specie which has been long boarded
may thus find Is 'say q he Enropeam maries.
R;yofoNo ~ RoAE, AND THE REASON.
la France Of June as aays that the arrival OF tho
PnebiN
Of twenty guns 20 be fred from the Castle or
Angelo The following DAY his Holiness received the
assurance that te french government desired 70 come
10 speedy understanding with the Holy See re,Jefsin0
catholic questions n Mezico.
ORDERS 70 GENERAL FoRRy
Paris June l9) Correspondence Of the london Herald
Instructions have been cent out 10 General Forey by
yane, to lose no time in organizing native Mexican
force. to be clmanded by French officers and non
missoned ofNers TO enable the French TO rytdn
possession OF the country on edor terms.
MEXICAN CONGRATULATIONS TO FoREY.
From the Paris Pays, June ILL.,
The towns OF orsaba and OF cordova situated on the
10 General forey on hearing Of the capture OF Puebla
fREScH WAR SUPPLIES.
Iron the Parts Pays, June III
The steam transport Ia Drome has received orders TO
leave Rochcfor, with artillery stores for Mexico.
From Ia Tculonnais tof 1oolon). June III
The despatch OF the Consul General Of France nj New
York announcing the taking OF Puebla has caused TIE
preparations for sending ro7s and Material the CUR
Of Mico q BE- ve-,d. and the work Is being continued
iievcd been stated that orders for departure
vii, be given before tho arrival Of the courier which
bring the Official details Of that striking success.
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS FOR MEXICO.
despatch Saint Nazaire, France Of the 10th OF
June says-The steamship Florida. which had been de-
tanned BY order Of the Emperor, win leave tomorrow
with -four hundred civil and military passengers.
rRIScR MErTEnsicu or AUSTRIA ToAsrs THE CON
QuER0Rs
Iron the Correspondence Havas, OF France June IS
At grand dinner given by the Emperor at Fontaue
beau nj which the officers q the garrison the authors
ties OF tho department. and several dplomatsts
present with the nrs of guests, Prince Meter
Mich proposed toast 70 the Emperor the French
army. ''rhc taking Of pucbla," said the Ambsssador
adds to the esteem Of soveregns and nations for
The Emperor rose and thanked Prince do Mc,tcrnch in
the name of the army aud OF the country.
OPINIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS
from the Paris Constitutional, June 1e.1
. . This letter q the Emperor ito forey-Ep.
HRRALphe faithful and eloquent expression Of the
tmenis o. France--wi convey u the conquerors a
Puebla the most precious OF rewards. II will be the
sweetest consolation for the rough trials they have had
through and In which according 10 the august toe
tmony from the throne. they have displayed 80 much
courage and perseverance, But the same time that
the Emperors letter Attic Of honor for our brave soil
d,ers and AZ Il were decorates the whole expcdionayy
army " will be for the Mexicsns fresh and STRIKING
manifestation OF the intention which inspired the expe
diilon. Tho Mexicans viii there that they have
nothing rear fror France and That iaerrenfon far
from being scourfe, they have been induced 10 be-
lcve, viii be, and can only be- great benefit for their
iron Ia France tOrsan q Eesene), June 10.
IA exeriions The Frsperors letter Is FOR our hsyo,e
soldiers valiant sailors the highest expression OF
national gratitude Zach Of them may read in this noble
production the judgment 81 posterty their glorious
conduct The Emperor Is TIE roice Of Frnce let us add
that when sovereign bears the OF Napoleon and
las commanded at solerno his Judgments with regard
70 military honor than Official acis-tA.y are
sroes Of htst0rv. We necd not remark with
rhas frankness and With what cearpess erel1a,ns an
suspicion q mental rcservation the Emperor again x
plains what IL the object OF French In Met
our successes are not y contribute TO the triumph any