New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
nm = rp1p,vr rrURspAY APRIL 49, swrH sUPPLEMEN1.

- ,.ors were rualtreating the q by beating
IN ,hoir swords The friends OF the prisoners
'...a o,,,r.t such treatment of unermcd men.
"a n ,ro sustained BIZ the Austrfns flaming eour'
80. .,ov made an attack upon the French. ~ when
thov we're aided by the Auslrans. and TOT part Vi w
DAYS tho riot continued. In which hre'asns "cio
freely and considerable number Of lives loSt business
was entirely suspended and the Project OIL rue"'"
photographed to the capital for assistance.
The general feeling among the French onic'ai, -
o,,r,,si,v IN all Americans. and knowing that they
hauo tho advantage OF Numbers and influence they
tolo every opportnpiiy TO show dsrespect to theni
Realzing that every dog has bis day." and that our
aav il not FAR distant we show contempt Tor tbeIr
cowardly snees by passing them by in silence. No
irstce c. be had in Mexico for an Americana 30 dis
crction is the better part of valor.
The late news received here, by way OF Matainoros
~ ,he dofeat Of Grant ct Richmond, and the ioss o
eighty pieces o. artillery with corresponding saus"
ter Of Federal troops. was received WIN great y! W
tbe en,i,e French concern in Mexico, from MACMILLAN
down The recent arrival Of the steamer nowe'e en- ns
dlspeed their happy illusion, and " Uncle oa agaih
looms up b,fore them as great terror az tho nag
man. is 10 the Juveniles he old adage. weary lies the
head that wears crown" was never more iniy rem
lied in tho history Of any monarch than in the case Of
tie present Emperor % -lehiSV' b'"EN" ~
volcano nj home ready at any moment to burst iotA
md destroy him. and with constant fear oil American
Interference, and O consequent withdrawal OF Dis
French supporters leaving hin at the mercy Of peo
ole whose rights he Les outraged hy iDtrnding hlnsen
anon them the poor Macmillan begins TO feel that no
has been maao the tool Of France. end wishes Tor DIS
old home preicrrng to meet the demands of baiis Tor
unpaid tIors' and grccers bls 10 those that VIII DC
made OF hin by the Mexican people. -
The army IL leaving the capital on the great north
ern canpaign against Juarcz, and the reported Eeen
forcencnts he has received from California Of the
truth OF this know nothing, as but few American
newspapers IRE allowed 10 reach here Ofthe number
Of Ame rcans tbat have Joined Juarez We have al kinds
Of reports ranging from eighteen individuals to an
army ofoOco. thc former being generally believed to
he nearcs, tue truth.
On the night Of tie 2sth earthquake occurred lie
shock took place ut a O'Clock and was Of very short
duration and not vey severe though sufficiently 10 TO
be generally felt The whole valley OF Mexico is doubt
less resting upon abed Of volcanic matter which VIII
some day burst forth and destroy this moder" S0don,
the frequent earthquakes that occur being Only warn
ines OF the fate that viii one day be hers.
Tie ascent OF the great volcano Of Popocatapet the
highest point Of land the North American continent,
has recently been made by two Americans-one Call
forr,ian the other from Cumberland County, Penn-s
full account Of which IS being prepared FOR the press
ELMO.