New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-08


From TAMp1co-The schooner Virginia An
toincttc, Capt Dclvac, arrived in port yesterday,
in days from Tampco. About 600 of the
troops from Yucatan arrived at that port late in
May. and the vessels were chartered to return IN
the same service. We were informed on good au
thoritv some time since, that new revolution was
on the eve Of breaking out in Mexico. and some
translations from papers brought by the Virginia
Antoinette, 90 to confirm the information. The
Courier states that an official communication OF
General Nicholas Bravo, addressed to the Nuns
ter of War, dated 18th May, announces that the
Indians have assembled, to the number OF about
5000, in the cnvirons of Chiapa. in the South, and
that a reinforcement Of about 1909 men arc eX-
pccted from T'apa. These Indians, he states,
have been incitcd to rcvoltby persons from Puebla
and Mexico. They have declared in favor OF the
Federation, ana they threaten to capture Chiapa.
General Bravo urges that it is impossible for hnm
to render any assistance in case of attack upon
that city, as he could not raise more than two
hundred recruits among the population. He adds,
that If a reinforcement be not dispatched to hs
assistance. it will be impossible ior hm to MAN.
tam the post committed TO his charge, from the
assaults OF The insurgents. N. o. Bee.
l'aoN CMeEAcm.-'r!e brig Spy, Capt. Lam
der, arrived yesterday afternoon from Campeachy
bringing dates to the 7th There is little of IN
terest by this arrival. iios.ilities had been com
pctel7 suspended between the Mexican and
Yucatancsc troops Gen. Ampudia and his staff
had visited Calnpcachy and been received in
friendly manner by the inhabitants. The news
published by us yesterday to the effect that Gov.
Borbachino insists upon the entire evacuation OF
Yucatan by the Mexican troops, before effectlng
by this arrival.
Commodore Moore was at Campeachy when
the Spy left. about four miles distant from the
Mexican feet.
The Qualifications which had been temporarily
erected at Lerma had been torn down and the
guns stripped off. The former inhabitants OF that
place had returned to their usual occupations
New Orleans Bee.
MosT EXTRAORDINARY CoNFEssGoN.-During
the exercises al the Miller tent on Sunday even.
lng last, woman became much excited, and
tainted away. She has since made most ex-
traordinary dcvelopenent, having confessed that
she committed murder several years ago in
Great Britain, and expresses her wish TO be sent
back to pay the penalty ol the law. We have
had thus statement from good authority and be-
lieve 1t will be found to be correct Roch. Post.
j. On the 26th ult. fire broke out in the
cellar Of frame house. the property of Hon.
Isaac Backtord in Counbas Ohio, which en-
tirely destroyed the building. The loss is est
mated at 81 $50. \ insurance.
SMALL. Pox.-Forty- six cases OF small pox and
varioi5d have occurred ct Meredith, ~ H.,
many Of them, however, being either the latter
or small por by nno cuation
J. Rev. W. Fl. Claiming viii preach on the
relations of Christianity to the Doctrine of Asso-
ciation in the chapel of tie Christian Union.
Medical Caege, tCro9bg-street, tomorrow, al
IO5 a. u.
= Contracts for new wheat deliverable in all
August, have been made at Fredericksburg, Va.
at 81 per busheI.
J. a Grand RgPEAE aAL. WI. lie g..ven al
Castle Garden on Monday evening See Card.
FRa~kLrs SALT WATER BarHs-CAsrLr GARDEN
The season ha uIty the of bathing
AID The excellent arrangement. be found here vr the
conaodation OF the public, and The regulations adopted To-
The observance Of proprety command continuance oil m
patronage which has marked the Franklin Baths Tor the las
tvy1s ssaSnrx