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| TwENTYFoUR FRENCH TRANSPORTS AT VERA CRUZ
TIE EVACUATION TO BE COMPLETED ON
| MARCH /.
sr TELEGRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Government is In re-
ceipt Of information from Vera Cruz that several
transports have already arrived there, and that the
| French troops have commenced 10 embark. There
are "A large transports in all, which will be amply
sufficient TO remove all the troops The last ten left
Brest some days ago 1t is expected therefore, that
by the first of March the last instament viii have
embarked.
A MESSAGE FROM THE AusTRIAS EMPERoR TO MAX
| DInIAN. .t.
| NEW ORLEANS Jan. PA courier direct from Eu-
rope, via NewYork, left here to day In the steamship
Mexico for Vera Cruz He bears letter from Francis Jo
sph Of Austria TO Macmillan 1t is surmised that the
letter relates to a reconciliation between them.
MOVEMENTS OF THE LIBERAL FORCEs-DEFEAT OF
THE IIPERIAIIsTs NEAR GUADALAJARA.
| SAN FRANCisCO, JAN 12.-The steamer Montana.
with passengers from New-York, Dec. 81, arrived this
morning From private letters received IN this city BY
her. the following items Of Mexican news were obained
Zacatecas was occupied by the Liberal forces on Nov
a. The French steamer Luccr brought TO Acapulco te
Of the occupation OF Alanzanilo by tho Liberal
forces, date not stated IL was rumored at the lass
named port when the Lucfcr left that Corna had been
also taken by the Liberals COlima dates 10 DecemberA
state that the Imperial forces totally defeated by
occupied by the latter under Gen. PARA. on December
lnacOn, Imperial q
forced loan Of 100000 which reduced TO $4,000 and
paid by six importing houses Of that city The merchants
three OF whom COnsuls OF Prussia Hamburg and
Bavaria, were taken 10 jail and informed that they
would have remain there until the amount required
Forthcoming and I'm the event OF the city being
vacuated would taken away. The schooner Juniata
left Manzan December 10 for Acapulco with orders from
the Commander at Coma FOR the French to eyaenate the
former place Two days later tie French transport Ma.
rne arrived search Of provisions for the garrison OF
Acapulco it is doubted whether the French VIII allow
the evacuation OF Acapulco until their final Departure
from the ports of Mexico on the Pacific.
THE PRESIDENTIAL oUEsTIoN-LErTER IRON Mr.
ROMERO TO THE ARGENTINE MINIs1FR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The message of the Presi-
dent Of the United States sent TO the House on the 10th Of
December has Just been printed Copious extracts have
heretofore been given the press The following letter
may prove Interesting:
WASHINGTON Sov. q, 1855.
My DEAR SIR: had the honor to-day 10 receive yOur
acceptable letter the 18th ns in which you express In
writing, agroesbly TO my request the opinion you gave
10 the exeency aud loyalty Of the DEGREES issued BY
the President Of the Mexican Republic on the sch Of No
eIecon can take place your opinion that Of dis
tngushed south American statesman, OF acknowledged
erest other but the or the American
In general IL cannot fail to have good erect upon
persons outside of Mexico not acquainted with the snb
cct and viii remove some doubts concerning the pre-
tended rights OF General 0rtega TO thu Presidency
ontside Of Mexico because inside Of the Republic the
opinion is unanimously in favor OF the expedien,y ah9
necessity Of those DEGREES and considers the cohuact VI
Cen Ortega unpatriotc and seditous. IL u facu
that authorized voice I'm Mexico mas been raised
against the DEGREES aud it now more than year since
they issued No military entertain mas ieSaaea
them unconstitutional only few dlseontented Iug1.
lives from the country in the time OF foreign war ana re@
siding in the United states, support Gen Oregas pre-
tensions. send copy OF your letter this day 70 NY
Government, and also 10 the state Department. OF nc
| sequous friend and obedient servant, NJ ROMERO.
To Don Domingo i; salmiento, Envoy EXTRAORDINARY
and Minister Plcnip0tentary OF the Argentine hcpup
| lie Eew-YOrk.