The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-26

works. or in the occupation of stone brick houses;
hence we could only reach them with our great guns
The following vessels were at Anton Lizardo on the
sh q mag S an1
with the gunboas and six prize vessels St Msrys
and somers block aiding Vera Cruz Porpoiss at Tampco
the McLane inside the bar at Tabasc0, the Forward
blockading Tabasco The McLane will get out on high
tide.
Lieut. Renshsw came up from the SQUADRON under or
Health Of the squadron perfectly good
There Mexican force of from Ave to six thousand
men at Alvarsdo They have placed across the mouth
of the river three strong chain cables and sunk vessels
the bar. II would be entirely useless to attempt the
place again by naval force.
NEWS FROM YUcATAN.
From the New Orleans Pcayune, Nov. III
The brig Emilio arrived at Havana the 5th instant
bringing dates from Merida to the oath of October Ell
sigio XIX of that date that the government
the treaties Of December l843 and gives the official do
cument in confirmation. One Of these is letter from
honor to confirm those treaties and 70 annu the regula
ton which prohibited the importation Of certain Yucatan
products into Mexico. This is followed by letter from
the Mexican Secretary of State to the Governor of Yucca
tan, in accordance with Santa Annals wishes and the
of difference between Yucaan and Mexico being
the Constituent Congress Gen Bsrbachauo is CONFIRM
cd Governor of the State and thetprohibon against
In regard to The attempted revolution in Campeachy
the news we gave some days since is confirmed grew
out Of the reluctance Of people to accede to the rein
Mexican coniederacy They anticipated that the United
States would promptly close their ports and thus cut Of
not disappointed What the issue Of the revolutions
ry attempt in Csmpeachy was, we are not informed The
Diario dc Ia Marina represents affairs in the to
Tie Yucatan Congress have voted to adjourn the
goth ult Before adjourning il passed law which the
Governor approved and promulgated the 23d the pro-
visions of which we copy from the Didrio 1t Of i'm
portance to commerce.
The manufacturers of cotton and other goods
rated beOW will henCefOrth n dutV Of 10
instead Of IS per cent, the valuation in the tariff =
Gnghsms tickings creas estoPiilas cotton twist and
bleached and unbeached sheetipgs or merlin
ques cotton cambria linen cambria, handkerchief, white
colored, not exceeding one vara square, patillas
ruan imperial Irish linens.
BY the arrival of the Campeachy schooner Jov On Lee
Soas WHICH iit Csmpeachy on the ga INST we nave
that subsequently came to hand by the tor.a.
Accounts have been received at Campeschy from Cal
kneannouncng amenf0 there and there were
reports OF a like one having been made at Halacho
The Joven Leonidas came into port under the Cam
psschy flag, not Mexican
Our latest dates from Campeachy to the 30th Of
October From the papers we learn that the citizens Of
Campeachy are not acQuiesce in the
nexaton Of Yucatan The pronunriamento was made on
the 18th Of October and copy Of It has already been
laid before readers The people have come forward
to its support in such numbers FL Amigo del Pue
bio Of the 30h, to leave doubt that was made In
conformity to the general will Its triumph may al
ready be announced certain aud consequently dema
goguism will shortly die forever leaving lesson for
such men may hereafter come to rule"
We have the certificate OF the u Consul at Campea
chy all United States vessels which have arrived
that port been permitted to load and unload with
out moistsion and their lights respected as If in time
certificate OF like effect has been received from the
Consuls at Sisal and Merida
From the New Orleans Times, Nov. III
The schooner Joven Leonidas arrived this morning
from Campeschy bringing advses from Yucatan to the
ID inst of a somewhat confused, but upon tho whole
highly important character She bropga, Likewise de,
spatches the State Department at Washington
tanning, informed full accounts OF the origin and
progress quarrels between the different Of
the peninsula OF Yucasan and copies of the pronunca.
m.uios made by Campeschy and Laguno in favor Of the
independence Of the State and its total separation from
the Mexican Republic.
vesnce along the coast ordering off all Yucsaa,se
sells that attempted to enter any OF the ports between
Tabssco and the Rio Grande the entire line having been
declared under blockade
tappears that Cam peachy and Laguna are in earnest
in their efforts to maintain the Independence Of Yucaa
while Merida is equally bent upon securing the union OF
State TO Mexico. Since the In Merida
Of the 25th of August declaring the accom-
pIshed great discomfort has prevailed in Campeachy and
Laguna In both these towns the disafecton augment
ed until the citizens. by common consent, agreed to
repudiate the connection and raise the flag OF Yucca
tanese Independence. Merida it seems, il the prin-
cipal customer Of Mexico, and will reap many advan.
taees from the removal Gil restriction upon
tie entrance Of her products into Mexican ports Hence
she is particularly ntrnsed In efecting the incorpora
ton Of Yucatan into the Republic Of Mexico. On the
other hand, Campeschy and Laguna have such inte
stake but fear the suspension and total destruc
ton Of their large foreign commerce BY blockade in the
OF taking part with Mexico. This ia the real
cret Of the various ntrgues intestine chickering's be-
tween tho several towns Of Yucatan The quarrel has
become fierce and bitter and private letters which
have perused state, that in Campeachy Ia in consm
plaon raise and equip armed force oftwo thousand
for the purpose Of marching on Merida and compel
ling that refractory and ntracabe town to desit from
its isoated position and to into the policy Of Cam
peachy and Laguna-a policy by which the indepen.
dence Of the province will be insured and its consequent
neutrality will entitle its flag to respect This the true
statement of the case far have been enabled to
gather il from attentive inquiry into all the facts
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO
From the New Orleans Pcayuns Extra, Nov. 161
We have dates from Vera Cruz to the 3lst ult.
The State OF San Luis Potosi has pronounced against
the Presidency of Gen. salas, demanding that General
Santa Anna should the Executive functions,
some one named by him. A precaution against the
spprehended attempts upon his life, Gen Saas retired
the Goth of Oct from the capital to Tacubays and has
taken up his residence with Senores Flores The great
part Of the permanent garrison Of the capital have
taken up their quarters in the place. Santa Anna
it, think, determined that Gen. Salas shall not obtain
too absolute ascendancy Report that Salas 10
honest enough attempt TO carry effect all the qua
Of the revolution Of Jasco and the Citadel We
venture to say that the rule Of Salas will continue to be
disturbed sufficiently to remind him OF the fragile tenure
by which he holds power. Santa Anna processes to act
in the harmony with him. and the 23d of Oct
addressed him the following letter.
HEApQUARTERs THE LIsERArINo ARMv,(
In Campaign.
Mosr EXCELLENT SIR.-By the circular OF our Excel
lency of the 10th ns 1--we have before published this
circular have learned with deep concern that the TO-
reign enemies of the country means Of their secret
agents. circulated malicious reports the night If that
day with view to produce impression that there
plan on foot to deprive Of power his Excellency the
general charged with supreme executive authority,
which reports led to most serious alarm that might have
produced lamentab consequences, had not the arce
been very OPPORTUNITY discovered.