New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
Highly Impor1nnr from Yucntan.

We have iust received two letters from Cam
peachy, dated iih February, which were handed 20
passenger who kept them Ill yesterday. They are beth
from credible souTces. and readers may rely upon
the information iney give The following Is an extract
from them:
We are all here perfectly convinced that the Annex
alton of Texas othuse events which rarely occur
and which tend 10 make happy al unfortunate Nation
Happy very happy are the Texans IN having secured
solid and protection from the United States. and
liberated themselves from the unworthy and inoeclle
Government OF Mexico. Yucaan needs COW this same
protection The Yucstecea anxious to get II from
the United States. and we have determined To eend
Committee 10 Washington. 10 propose TO the Gov
eminent ofthe United protect and give US
aid in that Mexico should once more attempt TO
impose upon us-for now determined 10 spill! our
last drop blood in defence of our liberty and nde
dence and would rather die in the battle. or On the
scaTiod than submit again the Mexicsn Government
oy which have not been treated Nc orolners, OUT
worse than slaves.
Our own banner with the FIVE is waving all
the peninsula and we have sworn 10 keep tup as
long ns We have defend ourselves with, and
never TO allow the Mexican nag show its colors again
in free and independent nation. fucatan will not
and agree with the Government of Mexico. be-
cause man OF good morals aud honorable sentiments
can nor will never agree with rogue and scoundre.
Mexico does deserve hold in IFS possession
such State this-Gnd ii we only obtain protec
ton and aid from the United States, will consider
selves happy and free from the tyrannicai proceedings
OF that Government.
Our people are disposed into arrangements
with the unied States which will be Of some advantage
10 them There is no contrary feeug-there d.
visions OF psrties-we are all joined and our wish and
determination is throughout the country We were
born be free, and be free and independent
At Vera Cruz they have approved OF our determine
ton in separating from the Mexican Republic. but we
now walk until April next. when the Chambers will
meet ar Mexico, and hope that by that time we may
have entered into some arrangements with the United
States Government"
We also have before US several printed circulars which
confirm the sentiments and opinions expressed IN the
above extracts. m o. Delta
CALroRsIA.-A large number of hardy Ameri-
adventurers have made arrangements Tor removing
TO California the opening of Spring will permit
We zee in Western papers notices of two expedi
tions under Mr. Leav!tt and the other under Mr..
Graysou. 1t is supposed that from 500 10 1000 in swi
from Fort Smith the Let oApri for the purpose
OF establishing colony g. San Diego Bay his Bay Is
South OF San Francisco and situated due West OF the
Gulf Of California Ii said TO possess the greatest ad
vantases for commerce. and TO be the most favorable
place ia California Tor colony. Mr. Grayson, with
his party. will leave Independence the 18th OF April
next. The nde Of emigration TO that beautiful Country
VIII increase yearly with just such hardy and courageous
individuals know how subdue the wilderness and
make il bloom Ike the rose.
FROM TExAs-By an arrival al New. Orleans we
have Galveston dates 10 the 18th. No OF import
snce. however. The revenue laws and regulations OF
the United States went into operation at Galveston on
the 47th inst the Texas lava in the matter ending the
day previous. The Alabama the first vessel entered
IN Texas under the United States laws
The Public School system is about 10 be established
1
A Galveston correspondent Of the Pcsyune, says ;
Nobody here believes the rumor about Mexican inva
sion recently brought to Corpus Christi but think It all
10 sell large lot OF mules for the Of the army
said mules having recently arrived there. You shall
hear from me sgain."
1. FROM Arkansas BAY.-The schooner Arispe,
which left Arsnsas the l7th ult arrived a. NeT.Or
leans on the I'D reports that the United States s!oop 81
Marys arrived there on the l5th and sailed tor vera
Cruz Ice Eth The troops Corpus Christi expect
ed o.ders march Tor the Rio Grande the lst ns
The Arispe reports brig Swan at Arkansas 5schareing
brig Apaachico.a and schr Gertrude, arrived on tae
l6h schr. Sarsh the 18th. AT ST Josephs dscharg
ing schrs Louisiana Tsrry Not Ellen, Clara ST. Rosa
Sanue! Noyes, Atlantic and Bella ces Mar.
DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-Two young men, one
named William kGseconb aged 10 years and tue other,
Eoerezer Bennett aged only a years and both belong
Ing 10 Aired Gore we're found frozen 10 DEAN IL Alfred
Friday morning of las; week The circumstances AZ
tending this melancholy occurrence are OF character 10
awaken deep attention and t-us 20 call iortf some
deep interest IL the OF Temperance than We nave
witnessed OF late IN community We regret - say
tnaI the death OF these young not yet passed the
years OF 5oyhood occss.onet BY The use Of ardent
spirits The facts. appeared before Coroners In
guest, held b Mr. Thomas briefly these Ine boys
had been 10 SpTlrs Vale 20 attend an aucuor
On their way home, and within half mile OF the res
idence Of Bennett, they stopped about DARK a. toe
house Of Nathan Goodrich ~ho we informed Is IN
he practice OF selling liquors and there obtained ardent
spirits. Alter reulsiaing there time they proceed
ed their Way home, which alas they never reached
Iney were found The uext morning not over one
rods from the place where they obtained their liquor
still in the embrace of death The night was intensely
cold AID they must have been intoxicated as 10 req
der item unable 70 proceed and they consequently per
is6ed with cold. Their bodies found only lew
rods distant froH each other The affair, We learn ass
created little excitement in Alfred The youth OF tue
vctims-the sale Of tie spirits such night and ohe:
circumstances connected with the affair. calculated
20 create deep feeling and enquiry how far traifc
which produces such distressing results should De per-
ui,ed- Saco Union.
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