New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
SECRETARY BAScRoFT.-The Washington cor
resnnndent Of the Baltimore Patriot SAYS:

SECRETARY w Cpi-
respondent Of the Baltimore Patriot says
= give you two which current in this city
but which NAV or may not be true. One is that Mr.
POLK finding the opposition 10 MIR. BANCROFT 100
strong to be borne has called upon that gentleman 10
saw what Office he will take In exchange for the Navy
Department and that Mr.. BANCROFT begged that he
might not be molested upon the ground that the SEN
ate would not confirm him in any appointment which
he might receive The other is that Mr. BANCROFT
told something honorable Member from Iennes-
see against Commodore WARRINGTON in relation 10
the Memphis Navy Yard. which the Secretary at first
denied and afterwards tried to atone tor by writing the
gallant Commodore complimentary letter. give you
the above you will observe, the rumor OF the day.
LATER FROM TExAs-By the arrival yesterday
afternoon of the steamship Galveston. Capt Wright we
have received dates from Galveston up to the I'D inst
inclusive
Speaking of the march of the Army Of Occupation"
from Corpus Christi and the order that one but those
attached to the service should move with It, the Civilian
1--WE understand that the order forbiddng persons
from accompanying the army has been pretty rgidy en-
forced some persons who had violated It by following
its march with whisky TO sell to the soldiers nave been
arrested and sent back in irons and the barrels contain
Ing their liquor broken open and their contents
destroyed"
The news from Austin, the of Government, is TO
the lth inst The proceedings the Texas Legislature
so far not of general interest.
The Telegraph states that the planted this season.
In many of the eds in the vicinity OF Richmond the
Brazos is already several inches high. We hope that
some of our Northern friends while breaking roads
through the snow.drifts will think and ponder upon
this.
The papers generally barren of news OF the least
interest (Picayune, 18th
FROM YUcArAN.-We have seen letters from
Campeachy brought by the Yuceteco, which arrived
here Saturday last which confirm all that had before
been said OF the willingness Of the present Government
of Mexico concede every thing to the demands OF
lucatan and ray those treaties the violation oil wnicn
led To the alienation OF that Department.
Mexico is pressing in her eagerness to win back fuca
tan hut sensible fearful of the stability OF the
Administration Of Paredes and they would have Yucatsn
disentangled from Mexico in case the latter country
should become yet involved with foreign powers
They talk of sending Commissioners TO the United
States-some say treat OF obtaining our protection
Others of m acrusl incorporation into our Union Ia
every respect these letters, which are numerous ana
late confirm the limitations which have before been
given OF the radical disaacton OF the Yuca;ecos from
the Central Government of Mexico Congress meets on
the 23d of April until which time all will be left 10 con-
lecture as to the of this former Department OF
Mexico ~ u ficayune' %otn
FThe trial OF Capt Capp, the ship Panther. for
being engaged In the Slave Trade has been postponed to
~, senuerre nf the disagreement