The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE,
From the N. o. Picayune, Dec. rs.
From Yucatan.


From the N o. Picayune, Dec. rs.
From Yucatan.
The editors of the Havana papers have received ad
,cas from Merida to the 9Th instant, and Campeachy to
the 4th, and from Carmen to the 9th OF November:
The papers from all points announce the termination OF
he revolt Of Canpeachy. The governor OF the PENN,
snIa had accordingly issued decree OF amnesty for all
who took pa, oi h e o. s
iii engaged in it in their Offices and honors The terms
Of the decree are follows
Aer J. An the political events which occurred Cam
sacby from the 9th OF October to the Both of November
are consigned the profound oblvon shall nj
time manner any enpoye Or public innct,ona5y
recy HAYS taken part such events been in any way
mixed up with them be moes,ed IN any manner on nc,
funds belonging the public treasury which have been cx-
pended BY the ponuaados with the view TO sustain the
ART The provisions of the previous article
tended all those towns which hays seconded The Pcs
H,torn 10 the order Of taings wch ormeHy pre-
vailed
From tho above we infer that the whole ,enlnsnar u
again united under the auspices OF the Mexican republic
The papers before furnish further details OF events
which have occurred in Yucatan.
stan Later.
Revelation in Cdmpeachy .--Rsrelutaon ~ Iek
Since the above was in type we have received. Ice
respectable commercial house of this city, accsa,
from Campeachy the 9th instant and from labaseo %
the 18th November. From Campeachy the peaceabe
tenor of the given above is completely reversed
The documents before not complete, but we inier
from them there another pr0nuneidmeato male at
Campeachy on the sth Of December The official paper
has been received in this city, learn, but have not
seen it. We have address dated the sh BY Domingo
Barrett in which he alludes to the formal
and yields reluctant acquescence to the wishes OF his
fellow citizens, and presents himself the chief OF the
glorious revolution which that day commenced, and
swears discharge his duty with loyalty and purity
We would give the whole of this address, but that these
Commissions in Yucatan are OF very little moment of them
Selves that the address OF Senior Barrett does not very
clearly point out the which, by the revolution are
sought TO be redressed He says, however, that the
dearest interests OF Yucaian upon the point OF being
lost through cabas and intrgues He is determined that
she shall no longer be the sport OF factions which succeed
each other the government OF Mexico and which are
beyond the hope OF remedy.
From this and other passages which we need par
tcuarize, we infer that this is new outbreak OF the
spirit which has before been manifested in the town
OF Campeachy to sunder entirely all political connexon
with the government of Mexico As the revolution
broke the st, and advces only TO the 9th
Instant are unable to say how far Senior Barret has
succeeded.
We come now to the pronuaciamento OF the garrison
OF Tabasco This is dated the 10th of November. IN the
city of San Juan Bautsa de Tabasco recently block
AIDED by Commodore Perry The officers assembled at the
quarters OF the comman liant general Juan Bautista Ira
oons allege that full representations hal been made TO
the supreme government OF the deienceless state OF Their
department and OF the OF by the Amer
cans and that the government had in substance, denie
all their prayers for aid They aese that the central
only abasco for ITS enience, draw
ing from IT, and appointing to Office therein,
but taking heed to its internal welfare or protection
from foreign enemies. They complain that General Sa-
las and his ministers exclusively occupied IN domestic
quares and in securing their places that the indc-
pendence and security OF the country OF secondary
importance with them, In proof OF this, the abandon,
men OF Tampco cited AMI the Indifference manifested
towards the protection OF Iabasco, threatened by the
American squalr By all these considerations, and
ohers-realiy "too to mention"-hey are IN
duced to declare as follows: First The State of Tabasco
disavows the government OF the republic, whilst no effort
is made preserve the integrity OF the national territory
Secondly The Stale, being compelled by the con-
curiy ami defence will regulate her internal aimnisra-
ton upon basis liberal and adequate TO the circu-
stances OF the existing war
These two articles were approved by acclanaton, and
third was then alope1 appointing Sehor lraconls,
named above, the heal OF the revolution, IN CONSIDER
alton OF his heroic defence OF the State from the INVASION
Of the American squadron In the month OF October
There great number OF names attached to this pro-
nuncidmento but have little other IN regard to
it. Private letters would eal suppose that design
entertained of uniting with Yucatan in throwing of the
central government; but the flights before u.s. quite
too faint authorize to assert this positively We
that in the documents before there is little OF that
bitterness evnced towards the United States when thay
are mentione1 which we are accustomed to find IN all
public papers from other parts Of the republic AT the
same time, there is nothing IN the least concuiaory III Inc
language employed
Further from Tampico.
The mail brought over by the Massachusetts, from
Iampco sent up to town during the course OF yes
terlay AMI (says the Picayune proceed TO give fur
Their details oil the from correspondence anu pa
pers.
We placed in poss ssion of letters from Vera Cruz.
with accounts OF the loss of the Somers. They have
been anticipated but omit calling attention to
extract iron letter to the British consu at Tanpico,
written by the commander OF the British rigate Alarm
After describing the accident, with its fearful details ne
speaks Of the hryseveh says h tn oln exsToas or
men the credit OF having rendered the most efhcient
service
private letter mentions that while the slua Iron
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