New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15
FROM Cnu.peach Y.

The New. Orleans Courier publishes the follow
inc letter from Campeachy, which IS valuable as
expressing The estimation in which the Navy Of
Commodore Moore is held by the Yucatccos. Il
seems most likcy too that hostitties will soon
terminate, and that the Texan allies will not be
admitted to the benefits Of the arrangement:
Aiy last letter which yours of the l3,h Apd Us
wav Informed Of the capfuatOHC Of BenagI the
LIKE vl!sge of Teypea With fifteen bundled mra that
NAMED 0 TIE Thousand debirkcG Teichac nce
YOU have learned the capttua,ou by which I've o5ig
himself his forces aud TO proceed 10 Tampco
The presence o the erln fleet has prevented The Mrxcans
ffom proeeedlug relchac Ed tins corps OF army
drcated By carnage and sickness, and who are entirely
the mere, of the Yucaecc, who have ceased furnish
diem with supply 81 provisions TINS bady ready
surrender themselves prisoners Of war AZ discretion
Overmres Of peace have been made and negotiation
opened al the residence Of the french Consul the new
Mexican commander General Ampndia, finds himself with
out sufficient powers and is compelled limit himself e
submitting the roec OF treaty the consent ci has Gov
Ia the zine hostites have CEASED By acif
tine cit OF Canpeachy, aud The II the
is, for the being longer heard. Eat the conflict
stll carried the woods that surround the camp Of hc
enemy ever time they make the attempt 20 quit IL Sk:r-
ns-s akng place al cryba aud at Champion where
the inhabitants armed prevent the crny from procnr.
inr fresh provisions These latter live entirely upon wha
they able TO procure by fishing
Recently engagement has taken place between IA.
Texan vessels ad the Mexican This coma h.
been decisive having taken place too great distance
Tor any great result appears however that the advantage
III. side Of the MgHicans they enabled 70 !aGd
Lrrma provisions and 800 men reinforcement.
Desrrtion aud mortality very great in both Of the Mex.
lean camps In that OF the Techac the Mexican force
duce: 500.
Here eight or ten men die daily. Al Lerma there are
twelve fifteen dc5ertons daily. Their loss is ccrta;n
not less than IS per day Including the reinforcement
Of 800 at LerIn the present MeHicln fierce does
coed 1880 mea.
~ think Santa Ana Will afy the rreaty which III pacs
fucal reclEd 20 Mexico .irnar position r,hici
Bicy holds Spain, and the Island Of Jersey England.
Yacaaa viii have her soldiers and collect her own
duties.
The Texan fleet is useless enough here could have
prevented IN. landing Of the Mexican troops LENA and
the Dissatisfaction manifested aan,; general. I; Dis.
played great importantly obtain money provisions pow
der aad shot, sad long pieces Of cinaoa of which
s:5od N need AID which readily furnished The
sells lHsacien;ly Manned and tie bad composed
a1d II quite rvidsar that te officer command ieaf
Of decisive battle The s7enny h5eyr haze tcs ady.r-
ages IN these particulars. Their equipped
regards men, The manner AID the pirifu
tzt- All the Ea!is ei;fer dead or have qui
the service, aad their places have been supplied by Iaiiaas
srrachmea SpaaaId and others picked up wherever .e
could he got.
Wh-tfst there be peace or net the Ts1an squadron
will be dismissed and their dismissal VIII be step
for they are brsg-fs inprtgent aud useless The Yuca.
tecos acs perfectly tired Of them"