New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

when the steamer left. The only probable ones get
ore that Bazaine has been seriously wounded. ana
that 700 Of the Foreign Legion have deserted
and most Of them passed TO the Liberals or gner
riIlas and robbers, the French officially call tbem
hut when they IN snch Formidable bodies the homeh
clature seems out Of place.
The Liberals throughout the country TO be just
waking up and rs the French soldiers are withdrawn
to join the campaign IN Oaxaca rise and reassert their
indo pendenoe.
am Informed, and have no reason TO doubt II. that
there are about co COOarmed Liberals N the Republic
They have entirely recovered the State of Jasco and
in fact the empire consists Of Matamoros TnxpGn
Tampico Vera Cruz and Alyarado-the City OF Mexico
and the road TO it from Vera Cruz This is not very
securely held In ell these places the lmpcrasfs carry
their process OF civzing by shooting down ten or
twelve, frequently innocent, Mexicans before break
fast.
The letter of Maximilon, which seemed to shadow
forth good results. has proved fash In the PAN
All the old women and clergy hOwed over him TN
they frightened him ont Of issuing the decree at least
has yet appeared in regard TO the liberty oil re-
ligious belief.
Fifteen hundred Liberals have taken possession OF a
point on the CumbIes, distance cast Of san Au.
eusn Palmar and search MI foreign passengers and
dligences All papers and documents taken away.
There have been many robberes Of the d genccs in the
immediate neehhorhOOd OF the City of Mexico, but 1t
has inst TRANSFERRED by the capture OF two robbers, TINT
they are made ~ desCrteTs from the French army.
The member Of the Foreign Legion Lave all trades
well military propcnsitics. and will probably rap
idly desert, their original Intention beng TO settle ID
The country wheu their enlistment should expire.
There was quite q htle fight near hedelin lately ot
place called Cogni.'. between the Egyptians aud
400 Liberals, in which the former were badly de.
ieatcd The French Official accounts call II gallant
victory" but 30 badly wolHded Egyptians Lad already
been brought IL when the steamer ict Vera Cruz Al
together the Intervention hss, after three years trial.
proved failure and there Is more disorder in Mexico
TO-DAY than Ito Liberals are waking up, and the
war seems Just begun.
From 81. Domingo we get nothing Of interest.
The Mexican steamer Indiana arrived here last night
four and half days fom Vera Cruz but If she brings
any news ii has not tIGnspirod. II can get any in
time viii remit by the Corsica, which sails az p M
There have been several bIGtal murders OF slaves
lately, beside the wrote lCd % IN my last. VIII
you the particulars OF some If them by the Corsica
q deJant Duke Gvinn left for Europe by the English
steamer.
The stcarcrs Flamingo and Dcubigh, which left this
port on the first cleared for MatamOiOs but bound Tor
Galveston. have returned reporting IN Gistiess. Tie
former got sight of Galveston Tut did Lot dnre go IN
Arrived. Feb. s. Hns) steamer RGby l9a tans-ballaf
hom Narssu.
Feb g. Ag) steamer Lark 2C7 tpus-Co,,on, days from
Galveston.
Feb 6 fFug) steamer reubi-h &c, t-usCoton. 10 Helm
Feb p (Engl steamer Fsunso, In distress; e on tho it,
5 DAYS Tor Gllyettou.
Feb (Eur) schooner Francisco, from 81. Mark, with
Cotton.
Fob 10 (En-) steamer Colonel Lamb, in distress; Icn
on 1T.
Said Feb. 10. Ensl steamer Leon for MatamoTOs.W