New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
nExaCO.

We have received the January number of
French monthly sheet, printed 10 the City 81
Mexico, which gives q summary of the most
important news in the Mexican Republic. Il
is dated January 81, and although not afford.
ing any later intelligence than that already
published by THE TRIBUNE, it furnishes u
with some new items and many additional De.
tails respecting events already known.
The Rerue des Mos mentions number
81 rumOrs which were current in the City Of
Mexico, without, however, attrlbuting import
auce to them. According to one of these RI.
mors. letter from Gen. Foroy TO Gen. Mar
quez, one Of the chief partisans OF the French
invasion, had been intercepted, 10 which Gen.
Forey informs the Mexican General that 10
had learned the departure from Franc" Of
large re-eniorcements under one Of the most
eminent French Generals marshal Mcmahon.
it is said), aud that he was DESTROYS to strike
a decisive blow before the arrival OF these RI.
endorsements, aud before the new Genera
would be able to gather the iaurels prepares
by his predecessors.
The present military position is described {"
follows: The concentration Of the French
army has been lately more complete. Tam
pico and Jalapa have been evacuated, and the
French have left only a garrison in the for
tress Of Perotc. Gen. Forey seems to be will
ing to abandon the route of Jalapa in order
to hold to that of Orizaba, which be has made
military line by establishing on it a number
of fortified stations The French forces are
closing together, although they have hot ap'
preached any nearer to Puebla. The most ad.
ypnced line is still Is miles distant from il,
and all the troops are distributed between
Perote san Andres ChalocOmulo, San AgustIa
del Palmar, Quecholac and Tecamachalco. Tho
village of Acatzingo is occupied by the forces
of Gen. Gonzalez Ortega. Ten times during
the last iortuight. the arrival of Gen. Forey
San Aeustin del Palmar has been announced
and ten times it has been contradicted. loo
French Gcneral-in- c hlet is still at Oriiaos'
but an unusual movement in the enemy's lines
has recently caused it TO he supposed that 10
had either arrived, o. was sOoa expected.
A full account is given Of the stay OF tho
French at Tampico. They evidently did moi
expect to evacuate il again SO soon. Inc!
appointed, therefore, al ayuramierta, mun'cr
pal Government consisting Of eleven persons
four OF whom, however, declined the non'aa
ton. The others accepted, declared IN ia'o'
Of the French intervention, and clectea ueu
Floren.ino Lopez Mayor of the cry o'u,
Florcz is not Mexican, but a CUBAN OIL"
was formerly aide-de-camp of Gen. Mlra'HV1
Ills antecodents, our authority says arc v"
altogether nexceptonal. The FreSen s'po.
dition against Tampico Vas commanaeA ~"
Nice.Admiral Jurien dc "a Gravere. IL ~
ported that during tho occupation OF the 'o"-
several French soldiers were assassna~a
the streets by the people, and that se'e'',
/ the latter were executed. From time 70 "'''
small expeditions were undertaken from i'A'
pico, aud number Of skirm'shes occurFeo'
= As a reason for tho evacuation OF ls"'p'O,'
il 10 stated that Gen, Forey wanted wv w
a. p 49,. 49, -..-<f 49,