New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

mon had gained o. victory over the Liberals at "a
catecas on the 9th of January; Juarez and his
ministers had been tOrol 10 fly, but their capture
doubted. The French transport Yonne arrived at
Vera Cruz on the 18th instant she wlii take home
large detachment Of troops The NooecGd states pes
itivey that the French ENpedit0naly Corps wouid
leave Mexico CITY before the 18th instant Orders iOi
the movement Of the troops had been received, ana
the utmost caution would he used III transporting
them.
NEWS FROM MFXlCo-CoNTINCED TRUMPHs OF THE
RErUBIIcANs-rIER ARMIES APPROACHING THE
CArITAI-THE FRENCH TEOoTs LEAVING.
Prom Our SIeoal CoTTeIoUdert
HAVANA, July Q, 1867.
The Mexican napcrs received by the Solcnt, which
arrived here on the Gth inst from Vera cruz, do not
contain news Of much importance, or II there is any
il is evidently suppressed. Maximllan had been
passing some days in the city, ami appears 10 nave
taken up his residence permanently there; perhaps
the open country in the vicinity oi Mexico Is oecohhg
dangerous from the guen1llas. The oihcia fazet'e'
called the Uiorio del Iayoio of the I'D ult, contains
an advertisement or notice, that there "o'1u DC
sale on the 2qh 3Oth and Slst of the same month OF
hoses mules aud other articles for the service OF the
| palace by the Emperors command. is inns the
prcparation for Maxunilians departuref
The Marty which was imprisoned by the Imperial
Government and which led TO the dispute betweenH
and Marshal Bazaine has been set at liberty mean
Garay He was il appears, an agent from Juarez so
that Bazaine completely ignores the Imperial Govern
mcnt thus openly negotiating with lis a"NeishIeS'
On this account CFaite the Chlci oi Ioiice WHO
had arrested Garay, was III requltal set III Hpei'9
by the French Marshal who. as rcprsal Tor the ar
rest of Garay had sent for and detained III prison hS
cantor The editor of anewspaper the FdF0 na'eu
Ignacio de Ancvas who had been imprisoned hy the
French military authorities, was also SCI ~ inoS'
n anpcars that the Pdfrid had pulh,lrd some It-
marks ON the GaIay and Ugaite affair." when ItG 10
the imprisonmcnt of the editor ana Ihe suSI"nNIu'
of the publication of the paper by TIE same "ulI",
tcs Several of the parties whose names were on the
list for the forced loan that the lmplI O"N'Iin',
,,rouoscd ia levy in the capital had been arrested
some of them had been since set NJ HprilN; p1hdniN
those who had consented 70 pay thcii puoi" US m on
stinate ones remaining SillI m dhH,c 'I'i iH'''
was a report i'm the capital tlal NlttSd ulu N','
cecdcd in making his escape from MS gnapu on 1n'
road from Iacatecas Ia DsTangO, or rather iiat MS
escort had pronounced in his favor ana SCI MN ~
liberty together with his companlun lal"hl' ~ -
however only 4 report. Preparations were htlhE
made az /aCatecas To receive JudIc% OH hls "I'l'"'
from Durango ..;I .
uortion of the French army, amounting 10 NW" lheh
and who principally belonged 10 CaSiagN snlNlS!oh
They consisted of al branches o the service hhiN
cavalry. artillery, and engineers Ac'3ihhE w va.
MricdH Times. on the departure oi me iF'il'm i,op
the Capital Will lie attacked ny force oI I'"V" W
the enemy, but il Is of opinion that IL N3uH 'll'
4OOQGmen and three months siege totaht lhr p1"''
Major Lew Wallace \ SAID 10 have hogn hi'l3!.
General of Division IN JuaIrl army, "lo' 'S'",",h M
10 the above authority more than 4N "i', ~ I'
United states Army have joined JuareI. ne same
papcr estimates at $50 100000 the value ~ tc prop
clty confscatcd hy the Republicans belonging 'n ln-
lcrialiss in the States u Durango thlh"all' "'''-
iecaS and san Luis Don Juan florcN "I lIuILht"'
who received from MaNlmlau tie OloSs 3l 'h'piu',
of GuadaOnpe. has bad his %icstatcS lrua are IdIuu
rs worth al $4,000. conii~catcd by Juai'I ~ the
instance of Marshal Balamc. 80 officers ana trh-
rals of the French army have been u',"ia,'l & Wiz M
the CIoSs oi GGadauupc The FIRST transports i'l H'
,mbgrkatiuu of the French u0ole i"d dIlN'" "l
Vera Cruz. Colima WAS uccuprd al the beginning
of last month hy the Ecplhlitan G'n. H"i,l1, 'n'
Imuoiial Gen. thacuu. VINO Colh'udhu'" "' N"'l'""
In addition to ihc above the Republicans have oh
tanned possession ot IIote Cucrna'aea' lCNcoc";
and o+Lrr tov.us of inheritance while tie forces "f
Corona. Esco6cdo. and IorIuo biaz' MrIe ln"NinE
from different points to one center me 'ap'"' ~
cobedos movements to the interior VIII he prevented
il is expected by M,ias Division and the oi" com
mandcd by Mimmon. The last accounis left Miramon
| at Leon. with corps Of 800 men. ioim'a ln thr
greater part of French soldiers. Who had 'nll,lea ~
! q battalion denOmiuatcd Mexican Chas'gur. Mt,idS
| division was commanded 10y Gen CASTILLO, WHO hau
taken that post ~ lieu al Mrlih lhlN l"Itt AZ lH'
accounts was marching against San l.ul> futos.
where il would arrive 10y the end 81 last month
| The Impprial accounts state that the Republicans
had DESTROYED the Notifications oi fhat piN bur ~
tended 10 wait the coming 81 the lmpciiallStS lhrN
describe them ~ badly disciplined. aud not very
flush of money. Corona had ariNrd "n thc 18th MI
al Guadalaiar, having with him The greater pafi oI
the Republican forces ~ Slnaoa. lonuo l'id/' on
the 18th ult, was still 90 Oalac INT ~ lcl"tru since
then O have moved his fniccS lu thr Wtclloh o lh'
capital 10 the south 81 Puchla. There was. however
discoidance III the accounts whether he had lev
OajaCa not. but the last news received ~ MtNlc"
CITY from Cuanta states that lac was Immediately cA-
pected in that place. There ~ much tirlnhlng "i
weak knees ia the capitol. and on the saturday be
fore the mail left the cty was ilicd with various re-
ports about tho approaching C0nccnttdtlnn or ihe
Republican leaders around the capitol The Iohu-
cal Project of Mexico City and it, Department. -
well the City Acalde, were reported to have ie-
signed and il was also said that the Government
were going 10 change their residence rom the capl-
tai Ia Puebla OTlZaya, Gen. MaiqucI remaining
II. IL al lat lffffl
nanty denied by the partisan papers ol The Lmpht,
although there may bc some truth ~ II.
The French military authorities have lsscd notice
to the French residents IN the capital thAt me lNi
convoy (the words last convoy being Italicized III the
notice Twill leave Mexico City FOR Vera Cruz, on leh
!. after which date no one viii be allowed To JON
the cOnvoys that may leave the capital. The MeM-
can and AustrO Belgian troops that left Enehla Tor
the capital amounting to about 100 men, had
arrived at san Angel aud Coloncan, who're il,A h,''
been guartered. The forces oi CarralH ana liua'"s
had also arrived IN the Valley Ut Mexico ana pui-
tion of the latter had been incorporated with the
forces under Gen. O'Horau, who bad likewise
turned to the Valley Of Mexico. having evacuated
Cuenayaca, which was occupied on the following
day by the Republicans under Lciva. The above
Imperial troops with the garrison of 1cXCOco. which
had been likewise evacuated by the lmprI1alists, are
intended 10 form the nucleus OF an army concentrated
at san Angel. The Imperalist papers comment upon
a decree lately promulgated by JuaIcz, M which the
foreign relations of the Republic with the European
powers are declared 10 have ceased IN consequence
of these latter having recognized the Empire ms
is looked upon by them as An cdlct oi prescription
against all foreigners although IN fact the decree
makes no such assertion; but the partlSans ol the
Empire arc attempting tO make capital of anything
that presents itself rs drowning men VIII eaten at
straWs One of the above saws the document IN queS-
ton declares in fact that the Republican Government
of Mexico will not for the future enter INTO any
relations with any foreign power and that gneIs
who wish 70 remain IN the country VIII not be allowed
in II unless OH condition Of giving mp their nation
aty.
Maximan has Just issued the two following dOcn-
Inents in the shape OF lctt 10 his Minister OF