The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-22
From the New Orleans Crescent, Dec. ID.
Lat and IrtGrestfn4 Yucstnn, Havana, Guate
laie. and VeueAuole.

male, and Veuczuola.
By the steamer Falcon arrived Yesterday, have re-
ceved Havana papers to the Sth instant
GuATEMALA.-By this arrival we have some interesting
intelligence from Guatemala. 1t will be recolected that
time since there was danger OF an interruption OF
the friendly relations previously existing between Guate
mala and France In relation to this the deputy bar
rundia had introduced Congress resolution to adopt
some measure 10 put end to anything which might
disturb the relations between the republic OF Guate
mala and the great French nation" This adopted,
and il was resolved, Js That the Assembly, as repre-
sentative of the nation congratulate the French republic
upon its prosperity and upon the triumph which 1t has
obtained over the spirit of anarchy he Instruction OF
June ~ and, "2d, That the Assembly desire to the
French flag in IFS capital These reso
uons were communicated TO the French consul, who
received them with the greatest satisfaction The French
flag consequently again raised on the 10Th OF Sep
TENDER Some difficulty which had occurred between
the Guaemalian government and the British consul gen.
eral, and which had led to the interchange OF dozen
diplomatic notes, also satisfactorily arranged.
The difficulties in the department of Los Altos cs1-
tinue Congress had refused recognise the ndepend
OF the rebeous State, and passed stringent reso
uons to compel 1t to return TO lis ieay Or the resolu-
tons could be enorced) The deputies from the State
of Los Aos required to repair to the capital and take
their in the assembly within fifteen days OF the
PRONUNCIATION Of the resolution. If they refused to com
ply, they TO be treated traitors and large
armed force was to be sent among the insurgents. But
this all effected nothing, and the government was COM
PEELED TO resort to On the 9Th Of October the gov
eminent troops overlook about 300 Of the rebels in the
vicinity of Xiloepeque, and routed them, killing % The
rebels fled in all directions. On the 2lst of October
another battle occurred between the nsurgent and the
government troops under Gen Mariana Paedes. After
firing of half an hour the rebels gave way and fled
leaving general officer and other persons of distinction
dead upon the field. Congress, in order 10 pay the
penses of the war; has imposed forced loan of seventy
thousand dolars-i7 900 on Guatemala 5000 on SAGA
epequez $4,000 on Amatllian, and 5000 Climatic
| mango ...
The republic of Costa Rica has Joined the Central
American Union, and will in future be called the State
instead of the republic of Costa RIGA.
YucATAN--Our news from Yucatan is to the 18th of
November. We perceive that our volunteers have al
ready been engaged, and have gained laurels at
least The Indians preparing to hosi-
ties vigorously by the siege of the city OF Tekax Pat and
Chr, the Indian leaders, it is rumoTed have had fight,
which resulted in the discontinue and flight of the latter
The Indians were taking every means to impede the
progress OF the whites into the country by burning and
destroying every town position which they find them
selves unable to hold News arrived at Campeachy the
18th that fight had taken place at the town of Ticum,
in which the American volunteers Conspicuous for
ly fortified, having thrown up entertainments, and other
wise strengthened his position: The whites numbering
500. under command of Col Preu, who determined
to turn the flank of the enemy5 position, which opera
ton conhded to the foreign volunteers, who
cuted calamity They charged upon the Indians, and
in possession of the entertainments The
enemy lost sixteen killed, besides quantity OF
| and ammunition
Governor Barbachano, in order to meet the expenses
of the war, which are not covered by the ordinary in
of the government has continued for three months
from the lst instant the extraordinary contribution,
ducng the rate to 37t cents every 800 In payment
of this the articles needed by the government will
| be taken.
VENEzUELA.-The Boletin de Puerto Rico, of the 25h
OF November says that the last received from Ven
ezuea confirms the intelligence OF the entry of PaeZ'E
troops into the city of Maracabo adding that Caraboo
Gura and Apure have pronounced in favor Of that chief
but they cannot do much for want OF pas
senger arrived from Laguayra says that the state of af
fairs Venezuela is amentable beyond description, sur
passing all that the Imagination conceive.