New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
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Since nv last per Corsica, absolutely ho'nios "a
;otere., has occurred. TIE steamer expected 10
have arrived from Vera Cruz yesterday Is not yet
e., We have had no blockade runners TO bring us
.oy new. There are two steamers which have
been expected for long time 10 arrive from Mobile
and the suppositon is that they have been canght.
The Alice, we know, is in Mobile repsiriug her
boiler. Even the newspapers here, for want OF
news, have been filing their columns with articles
on agriculture, and discussing the important ques-
zion as TO whtthe tie plantations should be fenced
IN or not. The Diarto has alnort daily two col
umn leader on this momentous topic. They have
been 0uatelng with eacO other over the exactbe-s
% the particulars OF the surrender OF Pdeois' Inc
DiGri0, after telling Us ias coming Iioh its OWL
correspondent that Orteya aud eight other ueheras
had escaped, now has lett-r purpoftins TO come
f.Om a person "vaON ~ Cpght to presume Ntt
,n{1Tmed," written in Vera Cruz on the lei OF
June, saying that Ortesa did nCs escape, nor
cid any OF the othes Generals. lhAt rresl'
deaf Jua.ez has moved the archives OF Tao
Government 10 Morelid, and that be VIII hlnselI
shortly 30 the1e with HE Ministers. Ibis is what
wrote YOU a lou. while since W0nld proOapy o. Tue
case aud il very likely true; tut tie letter asJ goes
on to sav that the Mexican Congress AID toe lHbepi
fort. Tins is swIly false. The Con9ress have
inst shown their faith and confidence ia JuattZ N
clothing him With greater aud uousual powers, IN
Guiding THAI OF making aud rairylng treaties Wlu-
on. their previous sanction. lacy haye shown their
approbaton Of Orega by praising his heroic defense
oil Pueta, aud By calling upon tie alton to defend
the land of llidslgo MoTeiOs, and Gouzaiez Orega.
or Comonort some BORROW has been expressed maj ne
could nos did not, introduee PROVISIONS Tito The
beeague ted city, but 10 word OF condemnation has
l. l,.A~ MI - 1V IN ha lfIrr IN
And when was hat truslwoiay Authority Certainly
not during the past teo years-espeelaly IN regard
70 Mexican, French, English aud American ne~s.
II belongs TO the Old ogy, re ro5rsie SCHOOL and as
such is kuOwn-snd dc such Ito circulation has oe-
or aseo. .
The heat succeeding the three weeks rain we had
has been excessive though The prophecies OF conse-
ouent siChDess have not ss yet been reall1edi we
lave Jew cases Of yellow fever in the barbor. but
they are light and there las not been as YET death
from that disease among the American sblpppS'
There has been new society or club formed III The
Gerro with the idea OF giving concerts, balis &c.,
during the SGmrGsl. Tie Inauguration ball came Oh
last Saturday, il was rather 100 grand AL atisir 10
lie euterainiDg-tle lady patToness was the Mar
esjoness OF Almendsres-,heTe was q sI Il king OF
ttleo aud almost all the gentlemen present " ore
pome cross or OrIer-ibere were also a lew uuliOms
the military band Of the corps OF epineers, prob
ably ole oi the best on ibis eide ot The AuInuc,
was stationed III the inner Count anc Olsc0ulsed eA-
warm to dance anything save the undulating eotra-
dan-a Of the country, and the band grsclOusly &c.
trained from playing pokAs, &c, eonLHing them
selves to LsnceTs, iriuce Imperial, and The newt
able CoutTad4nZa / enjoyed most OF the me- In a.
chess Of winch game tUeie were many patrons.
The pal broke up at O'Clock. Tue society is got
up on too grand ard eXpsnslve scale 20 last, aud
probably viii TO exist before the sesson u
over. A most aIIutiHg OcCuTreboe look place: tae
CaptalL-General II seems lad promised hlB pre-
se,ce and the arrival 0. sone Oincer rather lat
in the evening, the band Was ordered 10 strike q.
the Royal March 10 re 1--WE Gen. DulCe. Of c0Gr%
all dancing ceased, ana the fair devot Is o. Ter 81
chore crowded 10 serted pl alanx TO tbs roa, bu;
alas, to be disappointed. Imagine The emOarIsst'
nlent Of the OIL ERE enrce.
There have teen neither any Confederate arrvalf
or departures siuce my last, though email schooner
ia cles ed in The C1stom-uouee to-day, and Will
Irossby eail tomorrow. Two tchOOOcis have
come in from Key Wet, bringing one q AMI the
oher r. released pIis0Ders caught by onr ciu ser,
In blockade breakers. Mtst Oi the crews OF The
steamer. Union and Coba ale iAcluded amolg them
Business IL as duh as IT Is pCtsiOle 10 conceive.
LATER, , p. mite steamer Mexico has at last
arrived. Lave just come from on board, topping x
have learned iIcm the officers the dts Of Yer.
Cruz Though by her We have ole day later frOu
Tampico viz, 3ls; ultlwo four days later from NeFs
Cruz viz, the 9TH, theTe Is no n-wt-mereiy lev
upiutortant details Of The Puebla affair. There u
no confirmation Of Gen. Oftrga escape, neither n
4, contTadcted Certain II If that neither he nor IN
eight other Generals had arrived III Vera CRUZ 81
We are likely 10 REMAIN for time without trust
worthy news OF the state OF Mexican aiialrs exposed
to ocial accounts brous hI by Tie French vessels
var; AID We have repeatedly seen how much rel
ance is TO be placed on them. DIR. Gaiaudet, ih
New.York Hotel champagne bottle man reIurne'
ty the steamer MexicJ.
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