New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
From Yucatab.

Tia schooner William and Elizabeth srrvea q,
New Orleans on the 9th from Lsgans wAsaee che ,..a
90 the pa uls bringing dses from csmpeseay W tAs
alr uit The Nsp Orleans Consrcial Tino hss Tia
following
Our iass arrival from YucsfsD brought tbs Intelligence
that after little coqueulBg 10 vie~ Of sssurnns n,
Chief Msgisrscy. Senior Aeueez hsi been prrvsisd on
10 accept the Office OF President - which hs bad b~en
eacted Before his Installation. however, that On the
9TH III r7oanncarstesfo msdo Il toe esp,A x-ri
da by Senior Dos Joe Dolores Zetins nsnc-r of
hs troops there the oeset Of which wss 10 resors the
plan sgrscd II the period OF tbs sst political cetrul
sion the 2s,h OF February last The Govsraor wssr
ras,ed and whole 81 the municipal oicsrs ehsnsss
+ Zesra 10 Of tho same party s Buoacnsno fcraer
Governor and which party . decidedly Mexican N Ill
lts symps,hies In conusdsdnoson 10 thoss Who are or
perfect neutrality Ia the existing contest between
and mat cOnrty sst who may bs stylsf he American
party. without foristrg their eharseT 40 fssstsasss
sud patriots
Immediately the news OF the revolt at Merida rescss1
Csmpsschy. Santiago Mendsz. tho duly elected Pfes
dent or Governor put forth manifesto dated the lila
alt .niiustins lhst he mad entered on oshee ard -
nouncing 10 unmessured ,erms the coucec, Oh leura
/ aud his associates In the mesn,ime the nsarrcctoa
ISIS At Merida a. fear OF hoslle visit from Com fcrryt
ou.Sron ouslf "a their irst proaasea-rpio BY
cisog with themselves the elected President santiago
Mendex 10 manifesto which they p1oAsned 81 nei'cs
on the gth ult The object they seek Is reform Of
abuses 10 the Government and they call for meeting
of the CopSra,. IT a. early day ss possible 10 ordr
| TO re6rganize the administration throughout
Thu, stands the peninsula a, The present moment e.
vtdd into factions one liz possession OF he capital viii
Miguel B.rhschsno Manuel GaJsno ana is'dro ksloo
Al II. head: the other At Csmpescny tne re"eenco Of
the legitimate President Ssniisso Nende< VINO jolnet
by Don lose Raimun5o Nleou. Secretary OF state and
DO, MIGUEL De Estrada Minister OF War and Marine
Tne latter Senor Estrada 10 a man 81 enlarged vieus
and incorruptble integrity and particularly -yorsoeo
an srnlcsble understanding with the unted stsks-op
nosas IN svsrythlug ike dspsy. by the iucstaaese
which may draw the pensn'nlathe o"p'e"ars Of oer
Goyernm.nt Indeed. their entire prosperity depent,
on US. Tor Com Perry could cut on tneu eomnrnics
lions with the exterior, and Destroy 'ns" commerce
with couple OF sloops Ut war. ,,s,,,.
The Csmpeschanos and the Inhabitants OF Nefts ARE
again 10 hostility slthough We DO not hnd tnA my cs
moustrstOns Of active warfare has YET oeen msae BY
either party. The Ayenisn'ento OF Csmpeseny are
warmly IN favor OF Mendez. while the Guy aanorues
of Merida are equally srdea and Jealous 10 ne'r cup
uort OF Bsrbschsno snd the Mexican party
Privs,- correspondence from Lasuns a. inc oee OF
the peninsula Informs that nothing 10 fAser tnAn the
neutrality OF yucatsn during the present war viii Nsx
leo The lucsntsnese, AZ body, are warmly IN isvor
of Mexico II 10 their interest alone and the whoeons
fear with which our navy inspires them that prevents
this feeling from being openly shown Prem The oon
| rnenceruent of hosliilies, arms aud munnsns have
been freely supplied by them 10 our enemies and nsy
inpatsuty await termination OF tbs connct % order
IN re4ntsr the Mexican confederation. AT Lsgrrs
which We have gsrris,ned, everything 10 10 . stss q
TRANQUILITY although the people there ~ well "throash
out iuratan are continually anticipating an interseatos
BY the Uaited States