The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, March 9, 1868.
Neus from Nszico--1he Pr,4h Aluaneiag- -O,tega and
Comonfo,t at Puefa-Srcrgn Of tie Corrisoa-Tarec.
e,sei Insurrectox in 81 Doainoo, DC, dc.
The English Clyde arrived yesterday morning
with from Vera Cruz The long expected
movement OF tho French upon Puebla had commenced
and the 10Th 2ist and 2as a Tho various divisions
had moved out OF orizaba IN hst comprised
the Of the received and consequence Of
there being newspaper pubsLcd this morning except
the Sg,o-whic is only lt for wrapping paper-I
get any details that rely Those who around
she whsrves and pick up from boatmen baggage
smashcrs may possibly send you very startling
s'reablen sources but do not be
misled. There is nothing this time from Mexico worth
relating but what have Just mentioned.
Before leaving Orizaba General torey addressed
camatcn TO the nhabitants which add for your edhca
1io0:-
ISBABirANrs or ORIzAaA-withn few days ahan leave
r s s 10 ,e ss
20 long time but. do no, desire leave without adde's
cause they are from my heart Ia the first place. thank
p during residence q nine months during which
enjoyed the same security in their own country II
ns II Rs owf 70 yoSs 1ea would roo ses
which we shoua always thank You not
app as as
even BY their enemies have produced the same
@ Ssr upon S weo and hss % sss % % of s
possible fellow country seen
ns as ss s % s '1sp aays eS ss
,es VIII ans he Re sSe n,
mans u 70 ms,So % have bee.
yos Of nese,son could not ar. ar
ss.s ' ssss s'sss saa
asss had Il not s'n ss s
nsavsn bless arms \ not much for hs sats o.
Ssan.fi ecnnry = which We have come % Sng q ihs
ss:t-lberty order. Farewell thes
1ss Or rcr o anti hope
Be what reserved for shall forge, the hos
irousLoa, my NE, delightful recoecens your
General Mission senator and Commander in Chef Of
the 4 peditioniry Corps in Mexico.
tho General means all he says he must have had
quito a nce time in or.zaba. Those delightful recoi
iec;ioas have nothing to do with gucras, you may be
sure.
reliable gentleman, who arrived In the Clyde. in
forms the St0o that General 0rteea at Paeba, at the
bead OF thousand men that the ortfcatons
are completed great enthusiasm reigns among
people and garrison; that Comonort IL charged with the
duty OF defending the trenches or outer works, with
division Of six 70 eight thousand men. has his
quarters at San Martin de Tesmehuacan, on the wagon
he IL for,fy na Tiaseaa ths. Marauez il al Huamanta
shat the French army at San Juan dc los Laros hav
ing abandoned Percs ana the line Of JaaPa that IL the
French take Pueba Mexico city win fall, since
the fortncations require more men than can be
raised-iorty TO hity thousand-and then will CON-
the OF Ruerillas that every day French de-
Serters arrive at the capital and that the guerlas
tnue carrying their warfare 70 the very gates Vera
Cruz..
The last two statements doubt. A Frene hman very
seldom deserts and the guerilla warfare spoken OF must
he extremely Insignificant. But these trifes. Let
them go
Another opportunity for correspondents who derive
their from hackney coacbnen, boatmen and
coorcd porters is presented in the from 81. Do
mingo. You will be told by Of these OF a
dous revolution grand upheaving OF the Dominicans,
total rout Of the Spaniards, &C., &c. The difficulty In
St. Domingo 10 simply this In the town Of Seybo,
which Is In the northeastern part Of the islnd few
persons got up apronnncidpisno and cried vua Ia In
Aspendencd, whereupon troops sent 10 that dis
tric from the city Of ST. Domingo, and, matter Of
precauton, reiDforcements going from Havana To
day a couple OF regiments leave for that unproftabe
spanish colony. The parties who have kicked up that
In Seybo said TO be friends and partisans
President Bsez, and will bet Dutch cheese that the