The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-06

that the omcers horse broke among the flying MeSicsG
easaify, ana the rider was found lead among the MeA
Sas " possible that IN the darkness he sho. By
DIS OWN companions, the French no Other
since the advance Of the French supplies of oh lad
fully one-ha although still very high with all the de-
crees and enactlnens Of Juarcx suhccn. will be lett 10
support the invaders until the harvest In many
cultura districts on the high nds the crops have sssr.
cut and lett IN swathes the ground tho proprietors
sending their ao9rers away TO the mountains This
was done to furnish an excuse for not gathering anh
tlTeshng. Lying on tho ground in this mauncy ti,.
crops cannot We'll be burned. aud IL is loo much,
dispose Of thei IN any other manner As tho Frerc ad
vance the aloreis are returning fom hcr hiding pl.ce.
and fain s becoming abundant on al hands muan "a rn
IS u.H AT Que third the price ii was month ago and
Wheat md barley have equally declinod -Four is sim at
aboot xiy dollars pcr barrel and be had sina.
quan es al that price, out 10" da.s more must b iug
about great reduction.
The positions he French this week viii be- Perma,
san AGustin del Paln aud san Andres, with cxtci-
tons thrown ahead To near Pueba the north and east
sides en- Forcys plans are not fully known bn We a.
know tlst MI no il waiting for Is his siege ;ra
think n ,xt letter VIII give yoa advees o his a .ne
with ,he ~ Suara and BY Christmas shah ve tho
quarters lgde fQobla
Forces ~ febt. sarioNsy estimated I from l!,evn 10,
twenty tio.su' fcrols capt. !, m dor rom ,urt
,ous "a nsald forces y nc bnlJ, under Gcnelas Do
blado ana Crago come four thor na more and perbaps
there may be 70 thousand or, scat erred ,or,,n 1
the country iaking the h'<hcs, estimate we have say
thirty thousand men who ocss 10 be opposc,io the
yention. in the siege x gust.alaiara by Gen Urtee.
before Juarez and his osrtisans had dononstrd Iow
false were Their pro <ssons OF lberay and love Of
sttetonhi gyernnethat General had nndor his orders
10 600 men, Ess1cs these there the garrisons "
Vera Cruz. EalhPico, tina troops the frontier and in
various tlaces throughout the repubica0gether max
Ing up total OF nearly 40 900 men Who then y9lu
tary IN arms to put Juarez in power. Now 10 sustain.
nm IN power aud oppose foreign invasion that humber
ny torco and MI other cannot be obtained VIVA;
is tho reason9 Clearly that the great bulk
cans are tired OF their ridiculous attempts self
government
The railroad from Vera Cruz this place receives the
constant attention Of Gen. Forey who recognizes tbs
Importance or this great work in successfully carrying
out foreign intervention In Mexico The direction tho
work romans in the hands Of Capt. Lyons who has
to Cuba and the United States for aborers The read
from here on TO the capital will be pushed forward
soon as the French army advances, and In sx mon,hs
time VIC shall probably several thousand ahorers
work. The French In favor of bringing Amor
contractors and laborers TO do tho work. this they
show their good sensc for four or five thousand Amrr,
cans scattered along the line from Mexico Vera
Mexican rObberg