Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
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[ From The Ne,c- Orieers Bee, June -. ]
LATER FROM YUCATAN.

LATER FROM YUCATAN.
BY the arrival of tho brig Marian, we
have received few days later news from
Yucalan. The suLjoincd letter Of our
Merida correspondent furnishes an abstract
Of all taaI is interesting. Business was
brisk ai Si,al. ard there we're nine Ameri-
can vessels in The port when the Marian
left.
MrRrnA. June I'd. 1913
Yesterday morning an officer. delegated
by President Santa Anna. arrived here
with despaicles iur Berbaclrino,rhe acting
Governor, with II proposition that Mexico
und iucarar shonld each appoint Two
commissioners TO meet NJ the city Of Mex.
ico. and lurrn pcrmanenrr'ca'y Of peace
the MEXICAN troops IN Iucalau lmme-
dialeiy 10 embark ON board Of The trans
! ports ua,lcr the conway Of the feet for
Vera Cruz and Tampico. This propusi,
ton has been favorable received by those
whose commercial and anilica interests
would he benefited by the proposed lrca-
ty, while The Federal party are directly
opposed To it. The grounds taken by
tIl.m are, as | understand them. these.
viz: That the war nuw wagcd by Iucn-
I tan against Mexico is 90, for the purpose
of declaring and achieving 'hci, inIepen-
! deuce. hat simply demanding their rights
IN conf"rniIy with The treaty between
them. allowing their delegates 10 take
their seats in the Mexican Congress as
granted TO them by The Federal Con.ti,u.
! frta r., s., ~
Anna has dissolved that Congres s.abulish.
cd the Federal Constitution, forced n
Junln appointed by himself upon the peo.
pie Of Mexico, and al the same time pfa-
muls ating the dociriuc of C-n,ralism. IL.
surpinn, if not in name the pow ers. Of 4
Dictator. would not bcncEr III ci;iZeus oi
iucaiau. shoI he proposes; treaty be
carried ua, 10 The very letter. The ludc-
pcudcmr part, would no, lrns suhG,i, t"
-, II. aad LIE r ct!e.si parry would have
gained nothing by IT.
A proposition "f vital importance 10
iuca,an and Texas was on tho taris 4
1 few DAYS sincc. aud would no doubt have
been carried into effect had nol tlI- impoli-
tic. To- say The least OF il, proclamation If
Presidrn, Houston against Com nodurr
Moore. been received just in time 10 nip
! il in its bud. Tn. na'urc of II was ibis
! tmpudia finding he titi been deceived by
! Santa Anna. WHO had maize representa-
;ions TO him, when hc took command Of
the army in luC1iaiI. that The lcadIn.
men OF the country would unite with him.
and give il their adhesion To Mexico, ami
anticipating a short and successful cam.
pasn. fndiGs himself wu!uIIy deceived.
the division Of The Amy under General
Bdrra.an aud bcnUs u:!d"r terms ui cd
pilulaiion unl afterwards mn.ic prisoner,
Of war. himself almost Out ni u Uv .s;nns.
with his rank, daily lhinncd hy hcsr'iious
and the Donliio, and almnsl cGI uG from
, all intercourse with TIE ileCI ol L"rma, by
the gun hoa,s nf the Yucallncse anL the
Texas squadron would willingly have ne
cecded 10 the ocknuw ledsrmeui Of the
independence Of I'erGs and the granting
to \ uca,an her just rights. y proposition
was therefore make Ia This effect, that he
navies Of Texas aud Iucaran should as
sist, il necessary. in the transporting of
The troops and munitions uf war 10 Vera
Cruz. aud that Ampudia upon his arrival
there, should seize upun the castle Of San
! Juan d. ulloa, proclaim The Federal Cuu
stituinn, aud dissolve The Junla. There
is scarcely doubt but il could have been
accomplished, as he could have raised his
standard viii, nearly five thousand troops
to assis, him in hurting the usurper from
his seat. But the iii timed proclamation
cast cuns,crnaion and mistrust among ali
parties. and the projec, was suffered {"
drip, without taking the sense Of the pro
posed parties 10 II.
Noihins new has occurred within the
last lew days. The departure Of the Tain
hody Of The army for Cainpeachy, has
leh our city almost deserted.
General Ampudia has received orders,
pending the negotiation between fucalau
and Mexcu. to vacate his camp NJ The
"Emiucnrias" overlooking Campeachy,if
his occupancy Of il be d'sugrceable 10 the
Yucutecos, and proceed with Ihe army OF
Lagura de Termiuos. Yours, DC.
From Ttros.-By the arrival Of the
s,eam packet Neptune. Capt. Rollins, we
have been pu, in possession Of Galveston
papers to Saturday the 10th instant. in
elusive, and OF Houston and other jour
nails of a Int date. We do uol find much
intelligence of moment in the papers. The
Galveston Civilian is almos, exclusively
fille.l with the detail. Of the late actionni
Can,peachy, between Commodore Moore
and the Mexican fleet.
Geucral Murphy, the recently appoiu-
ted Charge d'Ailairs from the United
States to Tcxns. arrived in The Neptune,
aud proceeded 10 the seat Of Government.
1--WE deeply regret To stale" says the
Civilian, "tha, the Hon. J. NJ. Eve, the
late incumbent, is hopelessly i'll Of con-
sumption, and is not expected TO snrvive
more Than n few days at farlhes,, aud his
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