New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14
FROM HAVANA.
Affairs in Mexico-Keported Frensh VIC
terBes- Progress of N a ximtiinn's Pacth-
cation- Condition Of Sam Domingo.

cation- Condition Of San DomanSo.
From Our Special Correspondent.
HAVANA Thursday. Sept. g. 1864.
Since nv last two letters via Key West, We
have received several brdgets Of from various d.
rections but loag time has elapsed since lass
opportunity Of sending you anything presume yoa 70
be acquainted with what has TRANSFERRED through other
channels shall therefore gloss ALL save the later
items The famous old Trent arrived on the
9th from Vera Cruz bringing dates from the city OF
Mexico TO the Goth u and from Vera Cruz to the LIST
inst Various military uoresnts' reported all or
course very favorable to the imperial arms; but when
one Sits all these operations Of the immense amount OK
cha one finds nothing Of ETC..
OF little ulterior import Macmillan continues his
Journey whose chief object u let bis SUBJECTS sec
him travelling shows true no direct price ga ior
the sight but the People In pay for these IRA ex-
pen.es as well as his wonderful generosity. We see
man who can hardly be called anything but =
runaway debtor giving s5Oc 10 tne poor mere anu
80 600 there and amongst other liberal donations OF
money which does not belong to him. he mas gwen a.
subsidy 600 froncs actor this Is yearly PENSION
and those OF 1854 are paid now 10 enable mn -
get up company for the imperial theater ineanWhne'
R RIS S:.s ,e~ Of : 81 the So"
attend theater also but one Of struggle and war and
while their invaders bask in pleasure and are Datthng
or liberty and their rights. One OF the military OPP
leIations'' refer 10 above IL tho following:
"SrR PReYgcr Police ihiye the honor OF accompany
ing this with Of the newPper Published in Ans.
of So called ' La which h.s
the s Of The present p2nh under c ,n az o.
teen days the gang Of saudora Garcia d. Ia Cadens AZ
this informed that the Ih OF the same month
sme sns II cepts :hoS bravery and determination for
gang to De defeated four times in fifteen day. and live es
rupture d thss poor Mercsn receive te psdas Said
Captain arrived T4sascc without being seen There w,rs
brave soldiers only 10 IN number charged upon them win
vsor and Killed 80 ofth. with the bayonet-4o wounded
af
cowardy died and the wounded there are many y
importance CONSIDERATION FOR 'ncn rash ~ we n
GERS saoes revolver mules and ammunition ard bag
gage On pert there ws not even one wounded Accept
Did mot Know from other that the French are
not progressing favorable as they wish these lhcai
lies would prove IT, they would tell the truth were
favorable. do not waste time IN TRANSMITTING oihrrs
one signed by Gen. Donai, says that Col Chinrnans
attacked near Guadalajara, 800 Mexicans under zen
Ner % and defeated routed and dispersed them they
leaving 100 killed the field and considerable mum.
Der wounded" We took from them six OF the ten can
non thoy had, all their park Of artillery, many arms
and three standards. On our part we only had ono
wounded officer OF the mounted chasseurs. Echera-
MIA chiefof-stah OF the second division Imperialist
, forces. made prisoner.
Iient Col Csrredo SAYS that at the town Of Keyes
near Zamorrs he sent two captains with twenty men
dach attack l57 of the enemy They captured Gen
Antonio Ortiz badly weunded Capt. Sanchez IL SOL
diers Is muskets % ances and 81 horses with bad ssd
dlesp call for $500 900 by Juarez the citizens OF
Monterey. Satlc Parraz and other towns. was imme-
Joined Yidauri when he was driven from Monterey by
the Juarists has surrendered Juarez condition Of
amnesty and Aat be be required IN military point OK
view. 10 obey only Gen. Gowzalez Ortega He brings
, quite large force with him The Essefae says that
Gem Mea during Cortinass Absence at Matamoras en-
tered and took posse OF Cnidad Victoria and that
the infamous Gen. Dnpin went from Tampico with
eral companies Of French - reinforce Mea The same
paper goes on 10 say that therefore, without temerity
We may suppose Matamoras 10 DO occupied by the inn
lperialist fiji is notaready We may suppose what
choose without affecting events The same paper saws
4tl>
terey, NatamoIas, na3atlan and Oaxaci will be in tho
power Of the In ?"risl Government Which then be-
gin to reform the 'qntry, and the grand military en-.
ierprise viii be nearly contaminated 81 You thas
after all their ents that Mexico pacfed 1t 10
put of till 1865 What may not turn mp in the mean
| time I'll initiate Micawber. and wait.
Again q have lost the count, but believe for the
twentieth time) told that the submission OF Cen
Uraga 70 Maxniliau is confirmed Very doubtful In
irmatons. We told from Morea. that on the nth.
n force Of JuaTez under Cantaros, defeated by
force OF 800 French and 100 Franco Mexcans; that
Cantaritos end Vasquez the second in command were
killed. besides than 100 of tie suerias, very few
81 WHOM escaped" The same letter says: "Ronda.
salcrio. Eqauz, Garnica. and others continue doing
wonder admit tnat the French force, on iis Uarch to
Zulanoingo lost Is killed and 30 wounded by ambus'
cadee but says they always defeated the demagogaes
which is nor Wonderful as we are told they consist Of
parties Of 20 each stationed along the road with orders
10 fire upon the enemy and retire As they retired Of
course the French say they were Sefeated Ile R1a.
yoron OF San Luis Of the 2ls August says, Castagnys
division le on the 18TH Encarnncon ls leagues this
side of Sa,io at 5 therefore 10y this time that
town IL forcibly occupied. which has been Doubtless
ooyardy abandoned hy the Juare2 forces.
A queer argument. based on false logic; and as We
have no news of such contamination. cannot agree
with the Res,6gTdct0a OF Aug. 81 The french war
steamer pamart captured OF Msnzanillo aud sent to
Acauueo the Mexican vessels Mexicano and Liberato.
from Malatlan An official Journal OF Topic announces
that the Russian fleet in tie Pacinc has received
orders 10 go TO the Mexican ports and salute Maxn'
ian's flag. Th is official and unless otherwise cor
roboraed NAV therefore be doubted. AT the last mo-
ment we are told from Vera Cruz doubtless by some
one who lad read the ResiauraeoE or else oihcaly1
that Il is said telegram has been received from the
interior stating that Juarst force near Satilo mas
been defeated by Castagny whose ehof OF artiilery
was badly wounded" The rest II the papers are ned
with the accounts OF what Maxmilian did and said; OF
his visiting this church and that school ana OF MS CIV
ing money 10 the pOor-tbus obtaining symPn'n! sno
good will from the people. 49,
From Santo Domingo we have little renape news;
With two exceptions We have been told nothing nau
occurred IN 10 last dates" Still wounded and sickcon-
,;Hre 20 arrive These two occasions refer 10 are
FIRST thet Col Suarez left Santo Domingo city to go SIX
miles towards the interior. but was attacked about three
miles out, and with several others, was Killed. VI
cnnrsc the "rebels" were defeated The other was,
that the forces at MonteCbrist, where about eighs
thousand have died or been sent away SICK were sens
to Puerto Plata This newswa received at SANTIAGO
de Cuba by the San Quntn, and also That an attack up
on the rebels was expected the next day. Auer tho
San Ouintin's news was published here. wonderfnf
Telegram turned up, stating that the rebels had been
driven from their forts intrenehments, &c-had losz
ak cannon ard many killed and wounded have lHst
been conversing with gentleman who arrived yeyter
dav from Puerto Plata and is in the employ OF the span
sh Government WHO says that 1t is al false mat the
rebels" hold three forts. and FIRE daily at tbs Spanish
carp doing considerable damage; that there was a
skirmsh Of about half hour and that The Spanards
did capture gun. rihed, and OF English and recent
construction. Nothing Of importance has transplred
here The yellow fever seems abatng as wei as o'Aer
fst -slal