The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

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shpmen. James s. Thornton, VIM. X. Thomas, n T.
West, w. II. Faunteroy Jos. Fry; Purser's Clerk, O.
Hutchin.onj Assistant Engineers;, j. Follansoee; j.
Gay. j. M Adams T. A. Whpple, w. Z. Wheeler, j. e.
Tenant John w. Parks, C. A Mapes; Boatswain John
Featherson; Gunner, c b. Oliver; sailmaker r. Mid
geon; George Terrell surgeon; Bell, assistant
geon: B. Gibson, Lieut. United States artillery; w
IL. kenneD, purser.
Norfolk 10th ult, from New York The Iris IL on her
route to Chagres She is to take on board Com 4. Ap
shubricS, COMMANDER C X s:riblins who accom-
panies Com Jones sheet surgeon.
Affairs In Yucstan.
In La Patria of last evening" find later from
Yucatsn The following letter to comprise every
CAMpEAcHY, O,t. II, ls47.
In former letter gave you account Of the of
affairs in this country; OF the election Of Don Santiago
Menaez Governor and Of Sr Barbachano the chief
OF the Council Of State also Of the resistance mani
tested by these individuals charge the poss to
which they called. Everythi then announced
state Of envable tranquility but the 10th September
the authorities discovered conspiracy conducted by
scoundes (who are never wanted upon the great
er part OF whom society has set tie seal Of reprobson
Among them are the lawyers Nicolas and Mateo Dorsn
The project follows On the night of the 2eth
opened the criminals therein to bo
with them the headquarters Of the military to be
tackled the arms to be seized. Sr Mendez, Gen Carde
and other persons Of distinction
principal houses sacked The union and alliance Mex
leo and was be and the principles
and administration overthrow in December last to be
| reestabshed
Asquicky as the fact of the existence of so infamous
conspiracy to the Of the thores they
ed all the consprators to be arrested put them board
of of the vessels of war; and the night despatch
ed the vessel to Lsguna de los Terminus where the
American Governor objected their disem
and In consequence the returned with them to this
port The local authorities not knowing how to dispose
Of the prisoners until they should receive the orders Of
the superior government determined to send the vessel
on cruse and this WAS more proper, otherwise the
indignant population would have assaulted the vessel In
order to punish a crime Of such magnitude.
time in Merida On the night Of the 9th certain
Ietina who had bsen Indian chief land with out the
knowledge Of the government) introduced himself with
nifty men into the capital presented himself at the cta
del where he surprised the guards and seized all the
arms. This happened ut half past O'Clock at nighta
almost all absent. When they returned and wished
enter their quarters they were repealed by lively Gre
from Zetna and mis- men who were not long in collect
ing others They arrested the authorities took posses
sion OF government; imposed upon commerce u
tribntion OF $4,000, and armed all the prisoners.
They called to power Don Miguel Barbachano, but he
refused the offer which they made him. Here, the
instance Of the ayuntamento, Don Santiago Mendes
invested with the government he taking oath, and
reserving the right of acting az circumstances might
require.
The government Immediately despatched a respecta-
BILE force to Merida and you may be assured that srea
dy oil disorder Is terminated and tranquility again re-
man Of patriotism energy and prestige Is guaranty
assemble In this city until shall be- concluded be-
tween the United States and hexco at least this the
caffieo ou'' ------------------ '
A Van Buren View OF the Administration
A Gem for the Democracy.
[From the Albany Journal Oct. 30
The meeting last evening Of the largest and
most enthusiastic we ever attended The multitude
moved by the inspiriting watchword Of "Frcedom "
begun, at IN early hour to wena its way to the capitol
JoHs VAN BuRrs was perseveringly called for after
walls Of the capitol shook with the cheers and psu
dts Of the dense hrang He commenced By refersncs
ceived at the hands Of the editor or the Aryns As
Dutchman he regretted this inhosptaity. Albany
such welcome this meeting and the courteous Of all
parties, had extended to this eloquent and truthful
champion offrsedom He alluded to the progress which
Austria and Prussia were giving way France was be-
coming progressve and the nspiritng cry of liberty
was sounding from the portals Of the Vatican.
England had expended 600 to abolish slavery In
her dominions, and Denmark striking the man
aces from her bondsmen. When these glorious thrgs
occurring oil around us and the desposms OF the
old world giving way before she bright light of reli-
gon and democracy shall the model republic hold back
Shall her and the precious bleod Of her
be poured out TO conquer free territory to with
slavery, Yet such the position 1t sought &c
give this country The effort was being .de and and Ell
such time that the free people Of the
North gave usterance to the, views Cries oyes yes
of the government at Washington that 1t wrong
the people Of the North to meet and discuss the Wilmot
Proyiso MIR. Richie, the editor OF that journal Is
man talent and of agreeable manners. But he mis-
takes his vocation he thinks it part Of his pro-
|
He, recently translated daughter from Virgins
to Washington, to take care OF tue democratic family
His predecessor able man, and bad led the de-
mociacy through many successful battles But VIII at
has Mr. Richie to show, that he has In any degree,
umphs Of the democracy Arkansas was once so strong
ly democratic that you could hardly find whig with
search warrant daughter and yet 1t is now under tho
President and once pillar in the democratic temple
has iap.ed and now rests in the arms Of whgsery al
there has been Executive patronage enough be-
slowed upon her citizens within two years to have
verified sssachus.tt, herself [Great laughter And
| Massachusetts, whose democracy had more than
triumphed, during the editorial reign of MIR Rtchies
predecessor is 30 sunhsn that it can reject
sson Of freedom Not only So its democracy has 30
far degenerated that It nominat. fixed factn
the progressive democratic" candidate Excessive
laughter Pennsyvania alone bears up the old
author Of the Wilmot Provso. Mr.. " B.. In view
Of these facts, expressed the hope that if the
people Of New York to elect tutor from south
OF the Potomac they might have the usual privilege
Of making examination Of his Qualities Themselves.
The editor of the Union says that the Ordinance OF
1887 Is an "interpolaton In the democratic creed This
is the first time this gentleman has denounced demo-
cratic measures interpolation lie seems to deem
the creed to be composed like the creed
the Synod Of bort OF certain number OF Articles,
ySsbs only by the synoa 1ts' .nugh ae Mr.
notification an interpolation But would any citizen
Of New York II he had been called upon to maintain
that proclamation have scanned the requiston, to
certain whether 1t contained abstract declaration
democracy! When the process Of freedom Is Issued, il
does not become freemer TO higge about the terms
the process [Cheers. SO when the Independent Trea
sury was br cached hat interpolation in tn,
on1ion of Mr. Richie not TO be admitted into dem
ocratc creed. But when the annexation of Texas
made issue by the Baltimore Convention you didn't
hear him say anything about interpolation lie took
IL up and carried It forward with much satsacon
1t had been OF the Oldest articles in the
code Of democracy. Laughter MI v; d. ~ view OF
all this begged leave to that distinguished gen
tleman-if words from so humble parsonage could
reach him-thst his protest against the movements OF
the freernen of New York foreign protest winch
by the laws of the Empire state, had no validity
| (Chesrs) We have continued Mr. b. followed southern
lights TO the very verge OF freedom We have followed
their wisps far that II we go farther there
danger that we may be mired Hereafter he for one
| sboula be guided by the light Of Aberty-hs should
| he Guided By the light OF true pstfiotism-by tho
iiaht OF human freedom--in short by the Northern
| iisbts fTremendo cheering and great applause -
n Air Richie pnoses that democratic creed be-
made for the North as 1t is made for the south where
Jsmocracv stands still under every stmuiant to pro-
gress he mistakes the temper Of the progressive demo
ers1y of the North (Chears) II such thing could