New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09

News from Tcxico-Eeturn OF NAoxi-
r.i,;o, 10 the Cnpifnl-Great Ovation
--Prerrnmme for the Civil lAdnin's'
t.a.icn Of the Esipire-A Victory o:
she National Forces in the ststc OF
Ooisea-miIitary Expedition for Chi
huaEna-Raiiroad from Gununjunio
10 Moreiia-Letter OF maximiiinn 10
the Minister Of Stntc-Arrivni Of BEL
gian Troeps-Copture Of Csiinin os
Sen. Mareues-RebeI Vessels at Ha-
vann.
Con, spondenoe % the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Dec. Q ls6i.
Ssnto Domingo dates Of Nov. II, contain no
news Of importance 1t is said that sickness there is
decreasing and The prices fprovions stu ADVANCING
Two steamers from Caiiz are expected here czech
with 1000 men for st. Domingo.
Tie steamer Barcelona arrived here on the 2stb ut
with dates from Vera Cruz Of the I'D, and rom the
City Of Mexico OF the lJh ut Her news interesting
Maximian on lis return 10 the capital the 30th Of
October received cODpete ovation according 10 the
Mexican tapers About mile from the clty no was
met by committee Of welcome composed OF TIE fist
members u Mexican sCLey, and accompanied TO the
city By dense crowds Of lbs enthusiastic subjects m
some cases numerous IS TO the progress OF MS
carriage. Tie ovation wa0 altogether spontaneous az
the Emperor lad expressly forbidden demonstration
Injurious 10 the interests Of the people. IGmedatey
on entering his palace the Emperor, without 'ekihg
time to rest, dictated 70 the projects o. iao Empire
series Of instructions. which were Published IN AZ the
papers In them be saws: "Er0n this day forward me
law VIII be the base of the kmpne and the law must DE
religiouSly respected
These Instructions are really programme tor civil
admin. strati0n and can 30 summed up "a follows;
Unity of gubeInstoiial action, justice for all neAora
BILE gor toward evidoers, matter under Wh9t nag
their deeds committed. IL IN not strange lhht All
classes Of society have avOrahly received this pro
gramme and the press unanimously consideran q sep
toward the reOI ganisltion OF The country.
The DdTio dc Ia Marina OF Havana, IN an article on
She state Of affairs in Mexico commends the prudence
and foresight of Macmillan in studying the country ny
travelling drought it, instead OF pnngng budiy INTO
II Exclamation and legislation Immediately on arriving
In an unknown land The article concludes as follows
Until peace and order are restored 70 Mexico al eX
perments attempted in political and administrative
rule win be vaiu the confusion viii be greater ana 10
hopes can be entertained of the stability of the Empire
But if the Empire IS consolidated and strengthened and
under its shelter Mexico is Tegcneraed. Immigration
Increased and the OF its wealth opened and AZ
O natural consequence the people identified with the
Government il these things happen then con the Mex
ioan nation await without anxiety those perous event
uates that predict for tine more OF less near
ar hand when the great questions agitated IN her VI
cnity are settled" Thus the Ddrio seems TO refer 10
fine when the United States, having ended the Rebel
lion viii turn their attention 70 Mexico aud the Mon
zoe doctrine
Coseatland in the Department Of 0aaca vas attacked
on the 3Oth OF October by 300 JuaIsts under Zguerra
and other leaders, and after stout defense was cap
through the assaahts and had arIiged q lehuacaI
Marshal Bazane Lad eriyed at the eap''s, I'D was
taking active measure ror the pursuri of Romeros
Kuerruias. ,,.o
Monterev for Chihuahua Some OF MejiGs troops were
left to garrison the former place.
meeting OF merchants and land owners was hed on
tbe 18Th Of october consult on the construction Of
railroad between GuanajUato and MorellG The LIN
Seror Empress and Ministers have all taken shares IN
abe enterprise
The following ia translation Of the letter Of Maxi
milan 10 his Minister OF State. Nalnsquez dc Leon:
my DEAR MINISTER: Since the return from NY
ardaous voyage to the depa tments 81 the interior az
mug which have received in each city, town ana va
lac the most sincere proofs Of sympathy and o The
most cordial enthusiasm, have been able 10 dedne
two irrefutabe truths The hrst tnat the Lnpne Is
IN act firmly based upon the free VIII OF the immense
majority OF the nation, ana IN II ~ embraced inc iOr
Of government Of true progress andthat IS tne pes,
10 correspond 10 the needs OF TIE people. me secV-
~ that tits immense majority is de.lrous o peace o.
tranquility and OF justeebeneEs winch II Ateets ana
snxiousy asks OF my government ana ~hich ha,lIg
present NV sacred duty before God and the people
which has elected ON resolved to give IT, justice
will find its base in institutions adequate 10 'he nhes
and " III bc sustained with iueessant zeh for the
establishment Of peace and tranquility IN Oil this pcau
fol aud extensive country, aud for the prompt develop
ment Of its prodigious wealth my government Is deter
mined to employ oil its means and energy.
III mn TO the present time cnency has been shown 70
IL nautical adv ersaries TO give them tins and oppotu'
aiy to recognize the national viii AID conioi them
eves to IT, in future VIII be sn imperative Obligation
"
creed bu, mere pretext for robbery and murder Ny
duty a. sovereign obiiges me 10 protect the people
wish an and 10 correspond 10 The Wishes ex'
dressed on ali SIDES We declare Us chief OF the nation
md with the full knowledge OF sacred mission and
OF the duty which we have imposed on cursef that all
tie armed bands which are yei oyerrnung some paIts
q our beautiful county plagng II, alarming ana
nenaoipr the industrious citizen in his labor and lib
erty shall be considered gangs OF outlaws, and VIII
fall IN consequence under the lnheNble ana ueAoIaoe
severity OF the law. Therssore We commend a.. tnnc
and military tntnltleS OF
nation 10 PURSUE ard annihiate them by all means il
their power. II Our government does respect all pOh
cal opinions il cannot tolerate CRIMINALS whp destroy
the first liberties it is called upon to guarantee those Of
person ard property.
Given at the Palace Mexico Sd Of November. ls.4
MAXYslLIsN."
Five hundred and ninety Belgian soldiers had arrived
NJ Vera Cruz to guard to the Empress
Gusdolsjars declared under martial law on the
18th of October
Gen MiramNn and ST. Aguiar Maracho. TIE Mexi-
Minister Rome. had left Vera Cruz for Europe.
Part of the 99th Regiment Of the line the first French
troops which came 20 Mexico with Admiral Gruyierc
mad embarked for France.
= force under Gea. Riyas, on leaving Amecs in
JoIsco was attacked BY tue guerrilla QuateTe2, with
forced and routed Quaterrez. killing 100. taking 80
prisoners and capt9r:n uoin guns, me lmpeTiaikts
lost II killed an11 eornded
!: s.ad that the Imperial Government ir'ends 10
FORM council Of state OF tea members whose iunc''ohs
A pssty Of Juaris,s which ei, Oajaca was surprised
Spd routed by Franco Mexican force nnder Lociei
Tie cultivation ofcotloi in Durango has been oDah'
oned on account Of the depredatons o! the gnerrilss
COMMUNICATION between Durango aud chihuahua
was completely cut on
An English vessel had landed 800 men at A>suan
% look after the interests u British subjects in that
city. 90 ..,
MARQUEE had taken Cotins. meeting with but little
resistance. , $500,
The steamers Helen Denny Coluette, ard Will OF
The Wsp intended for blockade runners, have arrived
ct Havana from Nassau The Coqueite was under
I'D hou fu.0n no nf nn
board it is feared tina; she is intended for pryaseer
Three more sfeamers one Of which IL irOnc!ad are e1