Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-03
From the .Nor6,M Deacon, .a.rns, 20.

LATE FROM N ORLEANS AND MEXICO.
3 The Sch'r. Cannes Capt. Sea1aSa, Jr. ftate
l0sc!aad,) arriv Ell at the quarantine ground YES
terday, IN ~ days passage from Newt Orleans
having sailed thence the leah inst. at which.
time, we regret to learn, tile Yellow Fever was
raging in that city Nine new cases were re.
ported on the morning the Cannot sailed The
existence OF this fell disease was announced by
the the Board of Icalth on the 9th inst accom-
panied by n recommendation TO strangers 10
leave the city as as possible. We sub,oin
the report of the Resident Physician TO, and the
notice of the Board OF Health.
Capt. Hoot1ad, who went out commander of
the Gannct, and has family residing i'm Ports
mouth, and MIR. John Broom, son of Capt Sa-
muei w. Brown, of tins town, we regret to learn
have both fallen victims To the inhospitabie eli
mate of New Orleans-the former on the Cd.
and the latter on the 9th inst. Capt. Rowland,
ii is stated, was in perfect health only the day
previous to his death.
friend has politely furnished our .Ne,os Room
with file Of New Orleans papers from 3o;h Ju-
lg to llth August lncusive-thcy contain very
late and interesting intelligence from Mexico,
:, for only part of whichw can find room in to-
days Beacon. We extract from the Mercan-
tile Advertiser of the 9th inst letter dated
Baze, August 18th, confir.natory of the account
given in the letter from Havana of 9th instant
published by US Saturday, of the assassna-
tion of Nurbide and an Italian who accompanies
him ip the character of a General, on the Goth
July, at Padila. This account is more circum-
stantiai and seems entitled to credit, coming Iii
fect from the place where he landed and being
given on the authority of two gentlemen known
TO the writer.
The Louisiana Advertiser of the 10Th instant
states that Capt. Rtchic of the u. S. scli'r Toe,
arrived at the BIlize 9Th inst. had ce;nmuuica
taitho same intelligence, having doabt of its
CORRECTNESS.
In the Louisiana Advertiser of the 18th inst.
we find a very interesting letter from General
Santa Anna to the Secretary of State III Mexi-
co, copiel from the 'sSua Of Yacat1nn OF 18th
July, but being more than three counms in
length, we compelled to lay 1t over until our
next. The Advertiser p.efaces the letter with
the following remarks:
.sWe publish to-day letter from Gen. Santa
Anna to the Secretary OF State in Mexico. This
officer was sent by the General Government OF
the Mexican States 10 quell the disturbances
which had broken out ia Yucatan. From the
general character of Santa Anna, the manner in
which he has executed his commission, ra-
Their the total neglect of the means of executing
1t, and tue flinsy arguments made use of by him
TO justify his conduct, we are induced to believe
that he meditates some project inimicai TO the
federal union. w hetber il be a secession from
the union aui the erection of an independent
State under bis auspices, or that he is acting in
conjunction with the partnans of iturbide or
those of the Spanish monarchy, time will decide
The resignation Of fayiaro, and the election OIL
Santa Anna as Governor of YucataB, shews that
lie is acting in concert with the Legislature
who, by their previous measures. have manifest
ed a strong disposition to withdraw themselves
from the dominion of the General Government
which their isolated position viii enable them 70
accomplish without much difficulty. The com
nercial connexion with Havana is in the mean
time continued"