New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

eross chen, battalion Of sapYer lieutenant colonel end
ne bsa dc fsd the small rans Of Uragas force MoTelia,
epiBips ell they carried The desires Of H. : NJ arc ,a'''
Here the whole ia let out II to be sent TO
Estrada in Paris per English packet. 1t may all be
true; but it would not be the first tine that official Hes
had been transmitted per English packet. TO Europe
the capture Of Puchla sent three times ere tho
surrender. aud officially. so advise your readers to
nut oil this in quarantine till conrDed; for though
6hta rioSabe future accounts may reinie Or at least
modify it.
Tho papers vary as 10 the date of the departure "f
Juares from Son ius. The PGjcro Verd says II was on
tho night of the 10TH The EGne says IL was on lnat
OF The 18TH The SocieGad saws he left on the 'ih.
Sagny was married by the Archbishop Labastida 10
Miss Luz Ortiz.
From Matpmoras We learn that 10000 rifles sent from
Europe for the Corfedcratos in Texas have come m
Inc hands Of the Governor of fanaulipas The captain
IL the vessel that brought them, while gone mp no
river learned Of the occupation OF BROWNSVILLE Dy the
Unionists and offered these rifles to Gov coih' WHO
Gen BerFLier IL not expected to live from The effects
Of sunstroks. lie taken on the lsth 10 OuaIa'
iu@to, accompanied by Miromon. -,
The telegraph from Mexico TO Orif.ha was COM ei'u
on the 18th and 10 be pushed on 10 Guanauato Inc
Pasco Dc san JGyer, or public drive OF fuehn j. Oeug
repaired and has received the namo OF The Empires
| Eugene (what viii Mrs. Macmillan saY). More than
900 men are employed on the railroad from vera Iiu|
| 10 Mcxicc. .
Prom Iampico we learn that Gen. Madonado, with
| forces from Teznian. Papanta, and 1etela de Or"
numbering ahorf 800 attacked and routed the Inter
veationsis" under NaidcnPbano, and captured the
| town OF Cuczalan. Tbs BoacconarioS bcsieged tie
Town OF Topatit.an (bctweon Lagos and Guadaalara)
but were obliged raise the siege and fly RS reinforce
ments of uarist troops under Soils 20 the relief
% the town. Tho Juarists have taken possession OF
Iugjnapau These aTe about oil tho items find worm
transmitting from Mexico. There have been several
| skrmshcs, but they are Of little Importance.
The invasion of Yucatan by the Governor OF Cam.
peachy has completely failed. The lueaanese ralhed
ard drove hin from their borders and in their tarn III
yRded CRmpeachv
| IRON Santo Domingo ve have 10 news. Tic last
arrv thence was the steamer san Francisco de Bora
which arrived M Santiago &c Cuba but the most mys
FERROUS silence is observed 10 any news she NAV have
brought; We are merely told that said steamer has
come for mules and provisions-noihng more reaI'
while troope &c continue 20 he sent 10 that sierd
On the "a inst 80 Of tic 1arreeon reg neDt lei
Villa Clara for Sant0 Domingo via Havana On Inc TN
the steamer Guiana left with 100 mules provision, &C.
FOR ST. Domingo. Arrived same day steamer EUROPA
| with 500 scldiers from Spar. On tie sih arrived
steamer Maria with 100 soldiers from span. On ne
9Th the steamer Barcelona sailed for 81. Domingo Win
$40 The steamer San Qnintin has tince Ten viii
| men, Ammunition. &c.
graphic accounts Of the destruction Of ITO Huou.
blockade rrnner tho steamer Little Lila alias Nan Nan
received the SANE news nut surprised TO see her
come into port iew Ga!s ser Qhe 4th) from ~
MARKS Ila The steamer burned hy the St Law.
rences tender must rave been other In al proba
bilty the Austin which had fhory before ION THIS port
Tie L. s. steamer POwi4tar, bearing the broad len-
ent of dniral Lardner LEFT tbs port on the .9A ri.
having passed week in our waters. She Was Ssitrd
by many of our Inhabitants who returned wonder n'-
with Che immensely Of her battery, ana more Than ever
WINGED of the power OF the North and OF the certain
~ ~ overcoming their domestic or foreign enemies.
Particularly has every one been struck with Admiral
larduor his whole appearance and manners inspiring
respect and confidence ana HIS visit has been Iartca
larry grateful TO the Union Americans soiournrr here
met the Admiral IL the public square night sitting
most unostenotously alone almost lost IN the cro"c
enjoying The moonlight ana tho music unaccompabed
by the ne Of Arstocratic rank lie dispsJ ed the
true aislty of naturcr nohenau end we al wished
lin lro. pcritN and fauC he ict our port. HIS Oi-
Gers many friends among vino hope sooa ~ see
item again.
Can't Rocsendorf will be pardoned hy those who CA, II
over MS refusal 20 attack the Alabama az Mart uquo II
lie oyercemes her al sea wAtre bis fear o' emhrong
us in with France VIII not embarIass his actions.
Lieut.. BOYD Leut. McNelr Lents. i. c. Pope and
e Pile OF tie Marine Corps, DIS. Mayo and johnson.
Messrs. Baker, wilkins Wallack, jackson, Casscl,
Morris. Evans, Herris and Greer iorn without doubt
one % the pleasant VarGroOm Inesses In the ser
vice. An American goIies in being represented
wherever our nag is carried by sOch noble gntlemen
Al Key West they attended bal given on board Ad-
MIRA Bailey aas ship, the ST. Lawrence of which
do lhess your correspondent there has written you.
ON the eth the PoBhstan came steaning into Natan.
zas. which visit Was very opporfune sho isd scaicey
anchored when Admiral Lsrdner was salutcd by the
iman-of-wnr Cruz The Poghatan then ssluted the ma
lion with :. guns, which Wa with some ir0ih fciured
y the Fort (or castle ID If called OF san SeYeTiro
Quite al accident occurred inst aficr the fifteenth gun
cartridge gnited burst and set fro several OAcrs
severely burning six soldiers two Of whom died soon
sfer and OF tho remaining ;onr one Is rot expected 10
lye three VIII probably be saved. Ito salute went ON
III Inc sever Run FNfA l4tlN htRs ftll
long pause ard was yiesuHcd that al Was over when
tWo gus were Ared With scarce ally interval. Our
citing C0usul MI. Hal, Wa on board, and Was caused
t. wal sDne tine that tue consular salute Ia gi
not Inx or interfere with ttst from tho cattle
but como fatality attended II. for after
waiting long time after the twentieth gun The salute
Of scyeu guns hred during Which Tie twenty INST
Fun frOio the fort went ov-accldentai!y was told.
| However il should b. mentioned that Matanzas is no
longer considered port Of salute ard was rcp9ied
there tiai permission FROM HavaIDa wold have 10 be
| obtained. 4 tod flIf tie fd.Ntg The
expense OF the GOyeTn"r-wbo cent ~ Admiral Ladner
bic compliments and placed az lis disposal bis pence,
horses carriages sc. I wss sgrecabiy surprised 10
ind 30 ,tTong Union sentiment expressed H.
MAtnl9as. Gentlemen stopped dc officers IN Tho
streets, offered ther houses ana carriages, aud il wac
grltif' Ing 10 see how generally they sIuted.
dare say Admiral L8rdner was amused st n little in
cident which occurred while Le Wa walking IN the
sqn0re WIZ Capt KOckeDdOr. Little bOy-a ION,
tOd Of Eafel Sanchez "a rank pied
up 10 LIE admiral aud asked, " Are yon "a Yankee"
les. my boy" said the Admiral "Well, hate the
Yankees" replied Tie yOnngster running away. Thus
are the young Iiehe iceas taught % shoot.
The Pow hoian was visited by great many gentle
men whilo In Maan2as. and many ladies' sailed round
Ind round her. She leit on sunday morning thus dis
appointing large number Of ladies tO rad formed
party for whiting LEI. Id Goabt iOye disgust OF gel
| juI or officers.
Tic opera Las iis ups nod downs There has been
little quarreng since the arrival OF Madame 10.
RIM. Of wncn win eive yon m ecconnt per Eagle os
ul awaiting the issue OF an embargo, Ac. giving
account Of tbs troubles. They left tue 18th for
Naarzss "a return about The lsi "a febrnaIy % re-
main the rest Ci tnc season here.
We are sti in doubt TO the ultimate destination Of
the ngish Cumberland thought by most peo.
pie a. DO intended for pfiyateer OF pirate. She
irouqlt cargo Of goods Which Lave mostly been sent
10 run the blockade and although she 40 lately LETT Glas
gov, she has been having her wheels and machinery
very much strengthened, though there seemed need
OF it. went on board OF her the Other day and was
struck with her appropriateness not 10 fight Any man
oiwnr as she would probably trust TO her heels Father
than 90 So but TO chase and war upon unarmed mcr.
chanirnen she is well adapted We have besides tho
Iitle Liz Still In port which il % leave in day or