The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-03
From the New Orleans Delta, sept &C.
Later from YueAtsn Central America RuAorsd
Intervention o English.

Later from YaeAt.n and Central Amsrles.--Ramsrsd
intervention Of the Engiish.
BY the brig p Soule, Captain Williams. which arrived
yesterday from Havana. whence she sailed the 10th
inst in receipt OF Havana Journals to her day OF
sailing. They contain the following important inte-
gence, relative 10 the reported Intervention OF the English
in Yucatan, Tor the purpose OF paccatng the couny
on condition of portion OF that territory being coded 10
Our Ens.h SaS ss
put end the war in the Peninsula and that the matter
had been discussed by Congress in secret session. and
object Of Great Britain evidently augment her pos
sessions in the vicinity OF her fabulous kingdom of
Mosquito" and is to be hoped that cabinet will at
inquire into this extension OF European colonies on
this continent.
| A letter from Campeachy. dated August 30. says:
Much alarm has prevailed here in consequence OF the
intervention which is reported the English have offered
IN order to put an end TO war with the Indians H.
b. NJ. brig of.war Sappho yesterday brought commune
cation from the Mexican minister OF relations, and
package from the English minister In that capital for the
superintendent OF Belize who was to forward them the
Governor OF Yucatan We are informed that the scheme
IL as the e % In
they live entirely separated from us, under their own
government doubtless under the British protectoate or
has created much CONSERVATION"
The territory of Bacalar joins upon that of Mosquito
and il the Indians Of Yucatan be located there the do
over them. letter from Merida under date Of Septem.
Der states that from all the information that could be
obtained upon the subject, the government Of Yucatan
any circumstances
We are Of opinion, that Il this sinister Intervention Of
the English meets with the concurrence OF the Mexican
Congress. who we know have had i under adyisement.
the protest OF Yucaan, weak and insignificant State,
will not trouble to any great extent the conscience or
The Indians made desperate attempt retake Baca.
lar on the goth June but were rePused after several
hours fighting They then attacked Thosuco the It'll
and Sth August, but with better success According
to the Official reports the Yucaan soldiers fought brayey
in both OF the engagements, and the journals Of that
try begin to entertain hope that their savage foes will
Barbachano had recently been reelected, and has
ceved $4,000 to carry on the That sum had been
promised him monthly hereafter by The Mexican Minis
The Yucatan journals express great indignation at the
rnmored collection on Round island, under Colonel
White, OF persons whom they denounce as "pirates"
who, they believe, about to invade Yucatan One
Journal informs its readers that il has positive nforma
ton that Colonel White had purchased the steamship
Fanny and would leave between the 1st and 18th Sep
tember with about hundred men, subjugate Yucca
tan. @ EHEsr&
The Havana Gaceta re-echoes the sentiments Of its
faithful ally OF despotsm. the Cronica, OF New York.
relation to the recent proclamation Of General Taylor
Papers from Guatemala and Salvador to the 26th Of
July have reached Havana. They state that. notwiih
Carrea, the rebellion in Las Alto headed BY Gen. Guz
others The charges daares Of the United States and
Belgium about to quit the country. An attempt at
revolt had been lately put down by the President in Am
attlan
In salvador everything was peaceful and improving
The question OF renewing the ancient federation between
Salvador and Honduras had been brought forward
In Nicaragua civil war had broken out producing the
most amentable effects on the country. The government
expected to be able to suppress the revolt United
States charge daares had arrived at San Juan and the
question OF making the canal in the line of the river
much discussed.
The President Of Honduras opened the Legislative SEES
sion on the 10th june and rendered his resignation. II
supposed that it would NOT be accepted Troops had
been collected on the frontier to make head against the
reyolted in Nicaragua, should they approach.
In Costa RIGA all was tranquil. President Castro al
the opening of the session of Congress- MAY ID congra
ulaied the country its regeneration since the changes
in March, ls4s There was not single political pro-
scribed person in the republic. ts'e