New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

EAyASt, June 6, lSO3.
The English mail steamer arrived yesterday morn
ing, and brought us confirmation OF . part OF TIC
" Official dispatches. Pueblo is in possession OF
the French, not that they captured it-in TACT they
had given it up till heavier artillery should arrive
from Vera Crsz-bui that il surrendered to them
after second siege which lasted sixty-two days
euring which the Mexicans REFUSED every ns'aui vi
the French successfully, and at the end Of which for
eqnt of food End ammunition, they delivered NJ the
eit They had eaten even tho mules and horses Of
ths cavalry and artillery. But barren las been
ther victory, for rurrenderiug the city Gen.
Ortega difb.nded the army of the Orient, ID est gave
!bem furIOugh and ordered them 10 report 10 the
SUPREME Government. So much for tue " T,OW
prisoners"
The French now claim 10000 prisoners officially,
bu, the highest other account -sys between 5,OcO
aud D. COO" the lowest Gays "about 1,000;" both
,sy they were sent to Or;zaba, and while being
t.keu to Vera Cruz the greater part escaped, and
that but 500 arrived in the latter city, These, We
are told, are to be sent 10 Martinique. Ofthe 900
officers" between so and Coo had reported them
selves to the Supreme Government before the 231
olt. At Orizaba the Generals were confined TO-
gether-(23 the French claim -nos escaped thence,
arc were on Inen wa! W ue Vali'e'' i-'"'0 e''~
Nsprete were not captured at all, neither was Men
ioza- Gen. Ortega, ere surrendering, ordered the
Armament of tie forts and all guns, Tuskets and
weapons 10 be destroyed, 80 that tie French to day
poesess the dismantled forts and bare walls OF
Puebla de Zsragoza
OGe Of Tire Di0rio dc Ia MzriHas correspondents
Som Oriz4ba and the French camp" an officer
rives disry of the campaign. To-day il IS pub
lshed from tie 20to OF April to the l7th Of May.
have slready given you all tie facts lie comuuDl-
Rates UP TO the l3t. oi May s"ve the mortal wounds
d The Marquis de &c lleet sud tie death OF Cen
d. FAncault. 1 translate from the 10 a.: line
lesichps made another soriis to-day; ibey were
obliged BY our cannon TO 20 back. We killed 800
md took ca prisoners. These say that they are
esiiDg their mules 10 the city.
"l4,h.-Last night at u a flag Of truce was
ent to our advance, and was taken 10 Aesdqaar.efs
"l6tt.-lNothing given Oh ;he l5th. Oar 9st.
eries opened their fires this msrrfng al day
light upon the city, and coatinued them all
Fay. Gen. Gonzalez MendozS left Puebla, and has
come TO demand guarantees for the soldiers, officers,
&c, who garrison the diy. lie has been told they
GLsI SURRENDER At discretion.
17th--Iretla surrendered at discretion at SIX
O'Clock ihis morning. Gonzslez Ortesa dispeIsed
during the night bic army, but we have Taken l2,-
D00 Yrisoners-theie go cannon in Pue5ia lall
slkedj. Before surrendering 8 coo soldiers de-eited
Rnd came 10 us ~. TIE taxing IF Pucbio ~ a rTy
trsiptd 0FGir Geo. VOL ana Gen. Marquee are
20 start tomorrow toward Mexico. Gen. bazalne
will follow iheIe. Gen. ComoIiort Is already Ia tie
sap'a."
Several Of the Mexican officers committed suicide
~hen ii decided 10 surrender the city. Gen.
B6guies was said 10 be among them, but he reported
himseif to the Supreme Government on the 2%d.
As IA proof that the surrender Of Puebla
expected in tue French camp, TRANSLATE the entry
In the oacers diary, above referred 70 udpu1lsled
by the Dtarto TO-DAY, for he GIth o! AprI: " Gen.
torey has to-day sent all the wagons aud cOnvOys
to Vera Cruz tte train Of 800 carts, have written
you about fetch the artillery Of tho navy. This
operation will take forty days; thai Ii @ FAY, 1t
gives time for the coming OF Of the rainy season
and then il will be Necessary 70 walt about P0ebla
TIL tie end % the year. believe t1ose IN Puebls
a1o more likely 10 perish from hunger than from
wounds frOn our ball; ali thiDgs Indicate TIN.
<Orey trtSheS to mqke S00r patOUt losing man,
aud Uhen one Is krhGd becomes jr.ghtened. FoHy
o. y be- seeing kI,0 can one teiicUe a.
Gen. Comonfort has resigned, and Gen. Cara has
been appointed in bis stead. Mexico Will cOst tue
Ere..h even more TO lake than PUetla, and then
Juarez AID tie Government will betake themselves
70 the TERRA, CaleDtes, where the climate alone
viii destroy any army The French can send against
blm. Mexico will have perambuating capital II
the French succeed III Ia King the City Of MtGlco.
Oar Consul at Vera Cruz goes on by the Corsica,
leaving tie Consulate IN cGgfge Oh Mr.. PrUelOr,
WHO hss 30 many times shown nls great capacities
for tie position, and proofs OF his nobe sDo loyal
sentiments.
1 translate from the Herol2o, published in the
" b Gu reached this city) portions OF It's review OF
the month: " A glorious event though an uniortu-
nste one, the present war which we wage, IL The
uoet Important mater We have 10 refer TO. AMI be-
fore which all other events become pale, am even
magnificent. Sf1ty.tus days. Ike the Za'ag0za
of syasn dd the Zaragoza Of Mexico snstaln itself
IL ts second siege, beiUg occupied by the enemy
only when its defenders had become Exhausted
Grough want Of food, and when they no longer os-
ssssed ammunition with which to defend II, and the
1l he yt
At d time when il would not have been
difficult Gen. Gonzalez Ortega had determined 10
eyacuae the city with its heroic defenders ION the
81 Iusl.b but the offer made him, and by him ac-
ceped, If introducing the indsp ensable articles 30
needed by hin, and the natural dissemination TO
abandon city which be had defended with such
vsor, and at such sacrifice, restrained him.. :.
GA the 10th the Qnarterinaser General WAS sent
70 the french camp 10 propose the evacuation oI
ttr city by lie garrison; tins be done the soldiers
carrying then arms with their standards unfurled,
e,d so march To the Supreme Government. FOfey
granted these honorable conditions which, III Justice
w., ;her night, but exacted that thew should march
20 Dryaba where they were to remain tllI the end
oil he war, without participating therein. AT A
d. mon the 10Th Gen. OrteRs cOnvoked Council
Of ienerais IN the Government Palace and having
bead tie opinions Of his companions resolved upon
sic following order Of the DAY:
OssEhAL OADER TIE Army Up IN. ORIENT or TIM
Is1B NAY, 1903, Al A slhe gsTon OF this city
NJ hs to continue ~ defense Of u,.sr lack
ov.obs and OF being completely ol Of Anrunition
e. un.br longer TO resist attack which the
sn.y WI make with hr.t Of the morning. Judging
fron positions ind points which they occupy AID tbs
H. wlsc.s nich they Of tho condition OF this city
eay through generals the opinion OF tho sioty
offcTs which form portion CT this army which op-
lo IN absolute conformity tin the contents Of this order.
81. Ocra Chei orers that fos The preservation of tho
honor dignity Of the Army Of the Ofien. aud Of the Army
broken up used by divisions dungthe
bsoe defens. which this city nsde~hich sscrihce tho
Iutry exAets aobio order that sAd Ut
psy be- made useful the invading Al