New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31


LATEST FROM NUCATAN--We have seen a letter
Of April l2lh from Campeschy which brings the agree
s1lo information that the capital Merida has seconded
the declaration OF neutrality made by Csmpeschy. IN
continue during the war and that the Government Of
the Peninsula - now AZ the last mentioned city.
Some surprise felt NJ the seizure In New Orleans
OF Campeschy vessels I'VE believe they have since
been released al time when the greater part Of the
Peninsula was acting strictly on the principles Of neu-
traity-in proof Of which ia stated by the writer
one American vessel At Camposchy. and one Al sssl,
discharged and loaded without tho least molesta,on.
Hereafter We presume everything will proceed salts
factory both sides the Merida party has yielded,
snt the whole Peninsula IS now exercising rigid neu
,ralty. Jour. Com.
HAYTr-We have Port an Prince journals TO the
"a inst They contain political Intelligence Of inter-
est All classes, from the President down participated
In the celebration Of the itie ofAgrculture on Maydsy
The Hayden siO0p ofwsr, the President was blown
up the sd Ap-il, oil Port Prince while preparing
10 re minute guns occasion Of funeral celebration
in honor OF the late President Guerrer The catastro
phe = impaired 20 the careessness Of the commander
No one wss killed. but several were wounded-two Of
them severely. Journal Commerce
SHIP FEVER IN CoNc0RD, y H--The unpsral
eled influx OF alien passengers into the cities is being
apparent an along the lines Ol interior railroads We
understand that al the Poor Farm In Concord there
about twenty foreign paupers, some Of whom very
recently landed Boston and had their passages paid
hther by beuec0 lent people ia that civ One death Of the
diease called ship fever occurred this week and there
remain other cases Of the same disorder.
concord Statesman
TRUcENENs MEErISG-A large meeting Of the
Boston kmen assembled AZ the Endicott schOohouse
Thursday evening to take measures for increase Of
their wages The meeting was organized by the sp
pOiniment OF William Burgess az Chairman The general
low wages Of the tuckmen and tho present high price
of h0srd and provisions Of all kinds stated by tne
Chairman. have induced them 10 take this step After
this statement OF their grievances, motion was made
ths the wages of trucmen from and after the first of
June next shall not De less than SIS per month and that
the employers shall be notified accordingly vote was
then taken on the motion snd carried BY reclamation
paper was drawn up tor the signatures Of such az
disposed to abide by this decs and pretty gene
rally signed. Boston Post
CHIMNEY SWALLOws.-These birds, IN number
almost nnumerabe. have each evening tor many days
been flying AZ nighttsll over and around the state
House for several years past ia the later end OF May
has been their practice On "Wednesday and lhursdsy
evenings last week the air was full OF them Just after
sunset As darkness approached. and apparently win
accord they followed their helesders and rapidly
descended the ues Of chmnys in the north end OF the
Capitol concord On. H Statesman.
II The T. S. Revenue Cutter EuiHg. Capt
Moore arrived AZ the : w Pass on the 18th inst from
Vera Cruz via Tabasco l2th inst She left at anchor
outside the Bar 81 TabascO, fga,o Raritan. sloopo
Albany. and Spanish brig Of war. The u. : REEVE
stesmer MeLane, and a brig name unknown, were
in the river Com. Perry was daily expected with three
steamers st TabsscO Nothing new when the Ewing
sailed. IN. .. Delta, 2lst
~. The correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
says that the President OF the United States and the
Rotary Of Navy have resolved 20 appon, Lieut. Hun.
PER ssed from the Gulf Squdr0n for the capture Of
Alvarsdo. TO the command Of vessel
" James WILSON native Of New.York, was
Killed az New Orleans on the 18th inst BY stab Ia the
heart inflicted by man named Abrams. They were
qu arreling.
o. John F. Hutchinson Esq. late Postmaster
Al Wstertown. N. Y young lawyer OF much promise,
died At that place on the Goth ii'si.
LY. Thanks to GAY & Co.'S Express ior Boston
papers.