New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
France.

Tn addition 10 TIE Royal congratulations pre-
viouslv announced, the Emperor had received tne
congratulations Of the King OF Italy, the hine W
the Belgians the King and Queen OF Spain, anu '"o
Oue.n Of Holland upon the capture OF PueDia' u"
France states that the departure of troops ior mex
leo has been deferred until the arrival OF ocn.
Forey's report The Consfitationnei also dehies 'uo
exported dispatch Of re-enforcements 10 Mexico. :,
Tie Constitutional likewise publishes an article
signed by NJ. Lmayrac, wherein J, says 'nh' .ns
taking of Pueha is q SIRE presaRe OF sBorions emu
Of the undertaking. The nations know tna, our
honor once satisfied and our reparaton obtained cur
tr,umph changes into bepefaction. We are not
enemies. but iberaiors Of the Mexican people, who
were deceived by an ingenious Government. They
will learn that under Napoleon ILL.,: the french
soldier 10 more IMAM ever Tue soioler Vi Ci'h@ao"
and humanity.
GEN. FOREY'S REPORT ON THE CAPTURE OF
PUEDLA.
Gen. Foreys report, dated May Is, has reached
Paris. Gen. Forey states that, on his refusing to
permit the retreat OF the Mexican troops from Pue-
bla Gen. Ortega decided on d'ssclviDg his army.
lie also caused all arms to be broken, guns to be
spiked and tho magazines 10 be blown up. Gen.
0rtega then cent flag Of truce to Gen. Forey, an
nouncing that The garrison had terminated It's de-
Tense and placed ii.ef at Gen. Foreys discretion.
/" Then" continues Gen. Foreys report, 2,oOO
men. the greater part without uniforms, arms or
eQupme nts-the whole of the two laper having
been broken and thrown into the streets--consutu
ted themselves prisoners From goo to 2CO Off
GERS caused me TO be informed that they assem-
bled at the palace waiting my orders. All the ma
teral OF war remains IN our possession Ii only sp-
pears to have been partly spoiled, and even that
portion iucompletely.' The report says, in conolu.
sion, The army is at the hight oisis JOY, ana Will
march III Il few days upon Mexico.
LETTER OF TIE EMPEROR TO GEN. FoREY.
Prior to the receipt of the report the Empo-
latgs IN EOrey.
the strong satisfaction which the taking OF Pnebla
had given bin. Tho Emperor also expressed DIS
appr5 eialioH of the perseverance and courage OF
tie army which, " be says, " III distant expedi-
tion fought against the climate and an army 60
much more obstinate, because deceived, respecting
NY intentions.
HIS Majesty continues: " | bitterly deplore the
loss of so many brave men, but have The conso-
arory thought that it has not been useless for the
interests and honor of France, and for CIVILIZATION
Our aim is not 10 impose on the Mexican Go'ern'
nent against their will, nor TO make our success
serve to the triumph OF any party whatever. de.
sire that Mexico nav be born TO q new life, and
that, shortly, regenerated by Government founded
upon the national will, the principle OF order and
progress and res ect Tor international law the NAV,
bv establishing friendly relations with France, ac-
knowledge that il Is TO France that she owes her
u. ace and prosperity await the official repor! 10
give the Army aud its Chief their merited recon-.
pense For the present, General, receive my earnest
and sIncere congratuatlops NAPOLEON
1t was reported Fofey would be nominated q
Marshal Of France, and Gen. Bazslne Senator.
The second effort 10 elect representative IN the
Sixth Circunscription OF Pans terminated IN The
choice OF NJ. Guerolt, Opposition, by vote OF
IL 49J against III 0l6 for the Government candidate
The Bourse was firm and advancing. Rsn:es GJ!O.
Ia official quarters at Paris II was emlhaicAlly
asserted that tho Emperor Napoleons policy III the
Polish question is pacific one.
The assent of Austria 10 The proposition OF France
AID England in regard TO Poland Lad reached Pans.