The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-19

From III .Nsw Orleans COauusrcia Bt,Lsfs
VICTORY OF THE YUCATAN PATRIOTS
SURRENDER or THE MEXICAN NV.
DERsl
BY the schooner Sarah Ann Jane, Can't en-.
which arrived from Skal last evening. we t.,,,r
eeived the latest news from Campeachy and N,t
The Mexican force Of 1000 men, which od,,r,.t
on the latter town with view 10 It's csplyrs
been discounted by the patriotic fucatecos and H.,
| surrendered at discretion The brave, but mild ~
tors, permitted the invaders 10 depart wIN,yIf
arms for their own country, IL they would al, .
shortly, otherwise they were TO be held and ,rr,,4
vigorously "a prisoners of war The independent
the 25th ut, justly remarks, that the laurel, vl5
the Die ator Of Mexico hoped TO win Ia Yuc,t,
have faded as premaiureiy as those he gained al NJ
Jacinto. Al Merida, after the enemy had surrepds
ed there were balls and suppers ringing of beI.
hring of cannon and every demonstration of r.i.,
ing that was indicated BY John Adams after Inc IA
claration of our Independence. Ii was beLsys4
that there being no vessels at Telchack TO conye, M
Mexicans out Of the country they would be r.
Quoted 10 the interior prisoners of war.
The Yucatan troops at Telchack, il seems have
captured a Lieutenant and part Of the crew Of ma
steamer Montezuma, who went on shore for w,t,.r
leaving that vessel with scarcely able bodied r
enough TO navigate her.
COM. MOORE ARRIVED.
gentleman who came passenger in the Jane ,,F,
was IN Merida on the Sd instant informs us that I'M,
the I'd an express arrived from Campeachy with tt
information that Con. Moore had arrived off the
coast, and that on the 9Th ult, while becaned ,Y
the harbor of Campeachy he was attacked b. I'M,
Two Mexican steamers and that he beat them off ,ri
entered the harbor without damage.
The following are the substantial articles OF its
capitulation of the assailants of Merida
DoS JOSE ANTONIO DuARTE, first Lieutenant n
cavalry, and n EsTEyAS PAULApA Captain of M.
local battalion No 10, commiss ioned on the par,,t
The Commander-ln-Cblef of the Yucatan ARM am,
the CoIonels and Lieutenant Colonies Don n ID, "a
PoRTnLA and Dos JUAN BAsERiLI, on the part Of ur
General-in-Chief of the Mexican forces ass.u5i.,
IN The town OF Tixpenal, for the purpose of concy
ing terms Of caPtulation, agree upon the folIoaIa
articles '7
ART. The Mexican division in the town orri,
penal, under the command Of General Barra,,r
shall evacuate the State of Yucatan on the followjr
conditions ''
ART. 3 They shall take up the line of march ,.,.
morrow morning, the whole leaving their arms ey
cePt two platoons Of infantry, and move for the t
OF Conkal, from whence they shall proceed 10 TEL
chack, whence they will embark for Tampco within
the Peremptory space Of eight days in the vessel, o
the nation that brought them lhher
ART 3, The general officers Of the Mexican dj,j
sion agree to inform their government in a frank
manner OF T. political unanimity prevailing in Yu.
catan as ascertained by them from actual ob,erya.
ton, and apart from private interest.
ART Any necessary assistance which this diy
sion may require will be given TO it BY the people ON
the road as It shall pass along it being distinctly un
derstood that they pay all the expenses they incur
from their military chest.
ART D. The Chief of the Division may remal
mere on account OF wounds, or for any other cau.r
and be nursed at the hospital the Mexican Govern.
nent delraying the expense
ART 8. For the double purpose of expedng the
advance OF the troops and consolidating the peace Of
the country, all the cannon, W III the equipments,
shah De conveyed TO Merida by the Yucatan youa-
ieers 10 remain subject to the order Of the Mckee,
Government, after the present war shall be ternu,
ted Two hours are agreed upon for the ratification
of these articles Of population.