The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-09
From N. o. Pic"Nu~e. 27h Mh.
Six Days Later from the Army
ARRIVAL. OF TIE
STEA AISIIiP ALABAMA,

The steamship Alabama, Capt. Win
die, arrived ;h!s morning from BraZos
San,inro. whence, she sale! on the 2ltll
inst
Cap. Ninlc reports ,ha, General
Worth. with boon m"n. had LEFT tamar
60. and prnccc,'rl - miles on his route
towards Monterrey This report is no
douM pfra,ufnrr We have late dates
from Carnar"o. which rcrrc>cn, that ac-
tive preparations were "oinT on to move
at an early day. On this subject we re-
fer ,c the letters bclrw. We have 9th
cr$. yet later. 1ul they contain nothing
10 confirm the report that Gen. Worth
had moved trnm tamar"o. The report
probably grew out Of the advance of
Capt. Duncan's party, mentioned III our
correspondence.
Since writing The above, We have re-
ccivcL the American Flag Of the :!3l
inst, which thus notices the report,
t'HoM CAMAECo.--Thc steamer Viz
oinian reports having crossed Gen.
Worth and his command, consisting Of
the Slh niantry and two companies Of
artillery. over the San Juan river: on
the 18th inst Gen. Worth. says or in.
formant, received orders to march to the
village OF China and remain there until
further advised This may or may
not be so: we are inclined TO believe
that there is Il little more Of the may no,
than may. 1t would be hardly ,roylh
while for the commander Of this cXpcdi-
ton to start at all if he had to stop in s.
miles.
A letter dated the 18th inst. from
San Fernando, announces the arrival
there Of the Tcxau regiment of mounted
men three days previously: in fine
health and spirits.
The late report that Capt. Godfrey
Pope, Of the kentucky volunteers, had
been shot by Il sentinel; is pronounced
u fabrication.
LATER FROM YUCATAN.
By the way of Havana, we have ad
vices from Merida. and from Cam
pcachy to the 9th Of August. \ letter
is publish in the Diario dc Ia Uubnn0,
dated 3!>t July, to the cG.'ct that there
wus IL tunulluous outbreak IL few days
previously at Vaia!olid. 1t was excited
by an individual, whose name is not gl-
ven, who WAS anxious to gain the sent
occupied by Gov. Darbachano. The
,gristo or popular cry oi the scdillun WAS
"down with the Tcxa=." The in~ur.
gents obtained possession Of the quarters
Of their troops, seized their arms: and
were lortilying their position, but alan
doncd it SlrAiyllwuy upon learning o;
the approach of Col. Glmboa Il: the
head Of 200 troops. They instantly re-
treated to Tixhuactuln, two lcagurs
distant from NulludulId. There being
called upon 70 surrender. they quietly
laid down their arms. without Il gun be-
ing fired. and the leaders Of this mag
unanimous insurrccton were seized and
turned over TO the proper tribunal for
trial
Other than this outbreak and the cx-
ci,cmcnt caused by the arrival of Gen.
Basa,lrc, from Havana, the pcnnSular
was perfectly quiet
The declaration Of different depart
mems Of Mexico in favor OF Santa Anna,
the ,Sicio XIX. the official organ of
Yuca;an, comes out very boldly Tor his
cause.
Congress had passed IL decree excmp-
ting from duty saI,pc,rc and sulphcr i'll
tended for the manufacture of powder
Thoughtful this Of the Y Yucatccos.
IsrnMus OF P,NAMA-Within few
years the French government has taken
great interest in the contemplated ship
Canal to unite the Pacific and Atlantic
at the lsthmus of Panama and has ap
pointed a regular commission of able
engineers, gcologists, SC, to examine
and report on the feasibility and cost of
that project, Of all which has been done.
This may account for the zeal manifcs-
ted by France on the Texas and Mcxi-