New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06
From the Ncworlcans Tropic, July p.
Interesting from Mexico and Iucntan.

Can't Levy from Tobasco LETT there on the 18th
inst as bearer OF dispatches to our Government Capt
Levy sailed from Tobasco in the spanish brig Manuit'
bound 10 Havana and taken on the brig by the tow
boat Mary hugsand eighty miles from the bar Captain
Levy states hat the he LETT Tobasco, news was
current from Pcchucaho that the Department had de
clarcd for Santa Ana and Federalism in conjunction with
several other Departments the Governors OF winch nHi
no interest except rob the asrcuursts OF their labor
On the lst inst the Commanding General M'sh haFcheI
with all his forces pU; down the revolt; he had wth
him one hundred and nifty men. II was supposed tlc
troops would JON the rcvoutorsts against the DoVcrn
ment as they without pay or provisions eNctp,
what thew forced from the Monarchsis- Don Manuel
Escappi and Don NJ Pagio went among the merchants
begging for money support the officers and troops, 10
keep them from, robbnS the poor people
Is stated that Tobasco could easily be taken oy our
c,n.bosts They should no; draw nine feet OF wa
Ter as there but the bar at the mouth OF ihe
river on which TobaSco Is situated There are no 10Y
thcatous until you arrive at accachspSs WiSH Is sN
miles from Tobasco where there IS small tort con,
tanning three 2ipounGers and sPoundeT on s!iA
round breastwork. a. Tobasco, they hsve two o'sss
Founders. and twelve carronsdcs without Carriages AL
the troopsh cf ;he city leaving the lno:snt citizens
IN charge OF The military defences. All the arms and
ammunition have been collected together from the IN
dsn villages 20 that no opposition could be made 10 me
forced contributions made upon them by the Contra!
| Government
Capt. Levy also speaks highly couden,ns,ory Of the
course YucSisn IS as neutral Convenient pursuing
toward own He states ,ha, the people Of Yucatan
are bitter enemies OF the Americans Sa that thew lend
their as 10 MeNcaas 10 protect their property from
/ our Hcei.
In CsmpeacAy. the 6ve-s,s- tag is 20, SLOWED 70 be
raised When The l. 5 brig SoGe-s visited tbs, place
the inhabitants rose II commotion because the MeN
can IA was no; DISPLAYED tron. The -ampsrts The
city. lis supposed me Ca-npeaeasnos are psyas
Government .s.e il is well known ,Hai the principal
merchants OF YGcsan s-e opposed 70 tie late wa WIZ
Mexico. snG have continued 10 uss every eXeraon 10
put down the EucatSi; Government and restore tie
Mexican rule
Its represented .su, that GU. Consu!s are not
giving tue statements our Government ley oehs
81 foreigners, and generally OF the county WIZ
no feelings or synpsthics with me people OF the I >
To s2edae Mexico Il Is thought,o re Necessary . waca
fucaan Is the Government officers ard others Ssy tas.
Gres, Britain VII! protect them from Any attack tot. re
United Siates III urged that Consu,s should have
salary and no, re permitted embark in any coz
! .ne-cia transactions whatever.
LET !, Tohssco the French bs-k Vcto.ia from Sor.
/ desux Mexican schoone-s French and Bremen
brig pxres unknown no men Of war OF shy nston.
The Mexican schooner Annetts arrived tie l3t FROM,
A,vsrsdo passed the u :. big Sccae-s aaG schooner
ri:-t blocksins the mouth OF Avs-aGo: SIC reports
thar some warm correspondence had been carried &C be
t;vscp Commodore Gomez All; spanish cocccS2ds! a.
V.rs Cruz in consequence OF allowing Mexican vessels
under Yucsrsn papers enter The por. OF Ava-sdo and
leave wi.hou, roes.Ston 81 the sane time preventing
foreign vessels entering any port Iaey saa--y cen.
elude sn sicablc settlement that 70 vessels shoua en-
| ter any OF the Mexican ports =.
The above statements important ana cave a! ne
| appearance of being strictly correct Inc charges
brought syarst Yucatsn serious, and should oe IN
vescgsted There Is confidence 10 DC psced II ese
Mexican revoluhoas,s they exist IN one fotn Only 80
long a. is profitable II the people OF fucatan and II
to their ntsrss, 70 join Mexico they WIZ no aoaa' GO u