Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

ohied cstakfCli-ens in Ygea,aa.-A g.,,l..
man VINO leii IamPe0chy on The 9th ;n., ~
forms u l1atn sa great error 10 suoo,o ,h,, H..
ioca'ecos nuriured any good will tow,,J, In
citizens Of the United States, Uo coO,'aI" Wv
IN no pars o. MeA!co does there exist greater pre
} JUDGES nd hatred Of Americans than IN Yn,,,on
and that wha,ever representations to the con,r,,y
are made 70 our Government OF nuL!,e men "a
prompted by fear or for the purpose Of decsn,i0n
lie states that Wills, at Campeachy he me-,
with eight American citizens Who had Mn sx
PEELED from Tabasco. They were ipsu,,eJ in the
streets Of Campeechy by the rabble, and We re-
IN continual danger Of attack. Even in Tabnsco
they were more decentiy and bcconing,y treated
than in Yuca,an. '...r - - N'
Our informant relates case within his ow,
knowledge oil an outrage upon an American cit.
'zchs IN Laguna. lie informs Us that MIR. Dun.
can Frazer, acIllLen Of the United States, was
robbed sometime ago Of 20 doubloons; ,ha, re.
Gently six or eight doubIOons mud small GUAM
tty SILVER were recovered from the robbers be-
fore Judge GUrnandia. This money was re.
tanned BY the Judge who, not satisfied with that,
seized on 3O other doubloons which Mr.. Frazer
had placed for salekeepIug in the hands Of one
Don Juan ROura, acting American consul in tho
absence Of Mr.. McFaul. Roura and Frazer were
both thrown IN prison. Roura was released up.
on giving up the money. Frazer was turned a.
drft II lew days afterwards, in such stale Of des.
Tuition that he asked to be sent back, for very
want Of means 10 get meal elsewhere. Mr.. Nc.
Fanl, L. 5. consul at Legana, we are told, oh.
tanned leave Of absence for there months, and
tett Roura as consul protein. He has been ab.
sent already seven months and our informant
thinks Roura and the Judge were in collision
touching Frazer's money, and that they divided the
spoIIs between ,hcm-Rouras going to Jail for
few hours being merely 10 cover his rasculy.
The same gentleman informs Us thai there is
not al, American consulate from Tabasco 10 the
Belize Honduras filed by "a citizen of the United
States, Na:..e s Of YucalAn in every instance fill
the office. and hat the United States fl g has no
respect paid it whatever. That on the 4Ih July
last, hen tho consul was requested to raise the
American flag, the Yucaiecos did not know II "as
a day consecrated by the Declaration of indo-
pendencc; and he merely stuck lie iing out OF The
corner of his piazza, where it dragged The ground
10 the qualification aud gee Of the IaLlron!. lie
states maj The British consul raised the Englsh
iily ia compliment 10 TIE United States; though
the day is no! one Of happy memory 10 TINS Ma
ton. la this condition Of affairs the American
citizens are subject TO all manner of exactIon and
mposilions, us the officers Of their own Govern
mrnl are Ut hostile people and generally in col.
luslon with the authorities whose pref udlces and
interests lead them 10 acts Of insult and rnplne.
Ia pouc OF the lucutau ports did our Informant
see the five star lag inch III this country spoken
of as the ensign Of lIcdtan contederacy. The
Mexican flag was flying in every port and from
ever, fortified town. Oar informant was at Merida
and there the Mexican flag was untuf'ed over pub
lie pnces. There was no such flag as the N'e
star banner to 10 seen ia all iucatan. The thing
was huTbug.
This information is III the teeth OF opinions
hitherto entertained o. tn people and Government
of luca,an. But OF late The news from ina!
State is of the same tenor. We 'toubi II any dis
l,nction should be- made IN favor OF ucatan IN
the ,realmeu. of Mexican department By the JIM
ted States. Our hopes olIhas State are van'sh'ns
nnace-N q. Pic.