New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
FROM HAVANA.
Address OF tho Dcserters from the French
Army TO Juarfz-AiI Quiet before Pu-
cbIa-Capturo OF the English steamer
Dolphin-The Holy Week in Havana.

Havana, April 4, 1863.
BY the way of Santiago de Cuba, We have dates
from Vera Cruz to tho 18th. sent you by my last
dates to the 22d from that port received here by the
French transport L'Allier, but L am now able to
send you moro particulars than tho French chose to
communicate. had written them TO send per
Eagle, as there some probability Of that steamer
being detained All hour or so; but owing to the
energy Of Capt Adams, two hour work was done
in 80 minutes and / arrived too late. However,
your readers have not lost much.
The principal item OF importance l find Is the
manifestation addressed by the French deserters TO
President Juarez. IL Ii signed by several minor
officers giving not only their grade, but the reg
ments &c, they belonged 10. These sign on behalf
Of their comrades. /, has been tho fashion TO give
the lilo 10 the Mexican statements that desertcrs ar
rived daily from the French army and In the famous
letter of The Heraifs correspondent hero, pub
shed In your city the 18th ult, he says French
men seldom desert, and therefore, he doubts II any
have deserted. 80
SIN PxEapgsr: Before leaving Morico for the feld)
we wh 70 give testimony Of attitude for the very
time by order Of the Government you have th. honor to
epre.en From tine day we le tho Invading army where
we were told that every deet-r would be subjected TO hor
bI. torrents MeIeans from the Of our
.vs in your Republic have been convinced Of the false
In every town We have passed through h.ve been
ssv.d vita endsP tsSSni sg.1 the SRe q, 0 s
yioes ard marked .sa' sympathy Receive ar rGse0"
So. Mai lst Battalion Of LopGves.
EUGENE PICARD,
Corporsl ist Battalion Of Louayes.
ALFRED De SAvAloNAC.
Sersean,.Msjor.
h AM TGGkRR y1sSSo" PiEkRE 6ASTItoN,
K Han ;ol i.S41i &c 1e. lie. rihN"A AA'NA0
Thc,e in Tepr, suua,ion Of tnelr comrHdes
There are said 10 DO more than GOO deserters IN
Pueba alone. The French were twelve Leagues
from that city, and the advance at a stand still
The Mexican vanguard was az Amozcc, aud the
cavalry under COmonfor, OF 200 horses, were at
San Martin, eight leagues IN front OF Puebla op the
high road The l4th was the day determined Oh by
the French for the attack on the city, but We have
news from there TO the l9tb Ut which date the at
tack had not commenced. All quiet before Puebla.
That villainOus sheet, the Diario (dsvsusD, took
great delight, the 18Th ul, IN copying from the
Puerto Rico B0iefin MereGHtH long rigmarole
about the captures of the Vanderbilt by The Ala
bana and the Waehusetts by the Florida that
Admiral Wilkes was captured on the latter-al Of
which the editors knew 10 be false, and they
also knew that Wilkes was staying at Mrs. Aimy's
Hotel AT the time.
In port The SOnoma has been here Tor lew days,
but left Yesterday morning.
The Wachuseits on the 25th uit., captured the
English steamer Dolphin, which had lett ST. Thomas
the day before. This is the steamer which even the
English papers said loaded with articles Tor the
RebeIs and was coming out of Liverpool as the
George Griswod was going in. There are many
telling points against her, and she WILL without
doubt, be condemned. Great praise Is due the prize
Cartain, Mr.. Muldaugh. The steamers Captain
threw overheard bs ohronometer, all hls charts ana
Instruments &C., and when OIL this port she sprang
a leak and got Out Of coal. Mr.. Muldaugh was
Obliged to get her in the best way he could. Coal
was furnished her. and she sailed the same after
noon The Capt applied to the Captain Of the Port
to seize her, which was refused, and the Captain
went TO bis Consul to protest However, no atten-
ton was paid by this Government, aud no impedi-
ment offered TO her obtaining coal or TO her leaving
for Key West. c..
Cuba IN the port OF the same mime AS Tie later
on the 18th ut.
ON the Both ult the French steamer Guerrero
came in from Guadalupe, bringing Flce.Admiral
Reynaud. ~
Ne nave had several arrivals from Mobile, but the
Southern news you will get ero this reaches you.
am glad to see that IL. u. NJ. Consul at Mobile has
been dismissed " for sympathy with tho Coniede-
rates."
The Holy Week has passed with the usual pomP
and ceremony. The procession oil yesterday was 40
Grand us usual-egen az write tue bells are ringing
Ia xpress the 10Y Tor the resurrection, and the carts
and carriages-kept ont Of the city since thursday
-resuine tutir accustomed noisy traiic.
Mach 80 arrived days from Mobile, Confederate schr Ala
mil arrived day, rom st. Marks, Fla. Confederate
schI virgins. IL tuns. with cotton.
Anil l. days frou Crystal RIVER Fla, Confederate schr
Three Brothers. 30 tuns, with cotton. - . a.,
april days from ST. aarEs. confederate schl' CAil'a %
Anil II days from Anelot River ~ Confederate ,ch
Anna Mah, II tuns, with cotton -, n,
April 2 days from Mobile CONFEDERATE sioop Laura Dad
lev 81 tune, with cotton - =, III,
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