The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

don, and Mexican bonds advanced * X per cent ou
der the news
The Emperor Louis Napoleon had received The c'asra
tsasions Of The Eperop and the King ~ rus
IN On ths capture % rssbia.
me Liverpool journals urge early termasion Of the
Aastiises bsswssa France and Mexico ssder that he
French government may regain freedom Of movement
On the European questiUas 4
Reports were carrsN n Paris o. the ssth INST
Of rssnforcenents TO MEXICO but The Of
that date say that ne orders for seeding troops and
tersai away are msAutained
AGYXyseN In T4AECE BEFoun THE ANNOUNCEMENTS.
tFrom IA Paris Constitutional, June Io.l
From the commencement Of the In Mexico We have
had " remark 70 the public the eagerness with which
has sought 10 pVcrt the OF
relating 10 the expedition Neither the motives ana
Sons for the undertaking TIRE and proceedings ~ orr
dipomatsts nor the conduct ~ generals h~ve been
able 10 escape the attacks OF systematic cannious
sspersion. Since the day which the military ouera
lions couvnenced Of lying ana odious
Inventions has been perceptbie The iahoatories OF
false news have now redoubled in activity, and
not week passes without reports the most
ahrmwy and tee most calculated to snread
alarm in thousands or families are mentioned as
being contained In foreign letters. The Moni'ur
has made reply 60 all those false Il shows
by keures that the forethought and socude OF the
verument have provided for all the requirements Of the
that contribute to the well being Of the soldiers and
aid in their operations, facilitate ther advance
before the eyes Of the public whom maevolcnce is On
Aeavoring 10 deceive and errify We have. besides nj
ready said and we cannot TOO often repeat that u s
dent and even necessary to be guard against all
news which comes, which is presumed TO como firm
Mexico by foreign s0urcAmerton Spanish English
or oAher The Information which cmanates direct from
our army, and arrives by way Of Saint Nazaire and
Southampton twice month the only news that Is
tain and deserves TO inspire confidence.
SPANISH REPORTs FROM MEXICO.
Madrid June 81 Correspondents OF Galignani's Mes
senger]
The last news from Puebla Is based only rumors
brought by the passengers OF recently arrived
at vgo, and telegram addressed to General Prim by
high functi0nary OF Cuba We regret to General
Prim name mixed up with this affair No Journal has
been able TO give proof OF the trsh Of the reports
Neither the Spanish the French Embassy
81 Madrid has received any intelligence We have letters
from Orxaba OF the 2th OF April which state that the
Convent OF sc. AUGUSTINE set IRE by shell, and
one thousand Mexcans perished IN IT, Desertions from
the Mexican army are reported to be very frequent
Carvaal had attacked Atlxco with three Thousand men,
but was repulsed with loss q nvs hssdrsd killed and
two hundred prisoners The Carmen captured after
three hours nghting Is said that General Luciano
Preto was killed and Negree wounded st. Domingo
vigorously attacked and 0red BY shell Meat, bread
and salt deficient 10 Pueba and six hundred Indians
taken while carrying -four the town. Depuatk
were arriving from towns which had pronounced In
Of the French intervention; they all ssant king Colonel
Dupn had been very successful In his operations against
guertlas There are said 70 be great many Garibald
ans In Puebla- tfs l