The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20
The Rebellion I'm Yucatan.
PROGRESS or rnE SIEGE or cAMrEAcuY-SEw


sPIRACY DISCOVERED AT THE CAPITAL.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Nov Ia
BY the Mexican schooner Arrogante, direct from that
port we have Canpeachy papers, full files 10 the 9th
u, five days later than previous intelligence from
Iaguna via Vera Cruz. The begicgcd only still
continued 10 hold out but Judging from the Eriru Pub
hoo which the organ Of the revolu,ionists ana of
directly under their influence at the present time
must, perhaps, Ike the Mexican papers be taken with
some grains Of allowance there prospect OF its
speedy capture. That paper laughs them 10 scorn:--
our cfocious and barbarcus enemy still hold what they
Francisco They amuse themselves with depredations
the country round about and invenng the means of
sautng US. They evidently think that tho assault ~
Csmpeachy, that other Sehastoro which, crowned with
the gorics Of hundred victories, dces them,
difficult than the surprise q our troops and The capture q
San Francisco. no not the Col future General
CepeGa and that famous sultan Raqueiro know the hi.
tory Of this pcoplcS Have they not heard tell how in
other days eleven thousand Mcxicans, brave than
they assaulted Camrcachy and not able "a take ~
There does not however appear 10 BE- entire unanmty
of sentiment IN the bescged town. The military
had issued order 20 all the czcus Of The place
10 deliver NJ their arms under tain = being declared
enemies the cause and this no, only that they may
BE- used defence Of the city hut because Of suspicious
a. which their conccalmcnt nigh. give rtsc.h
Nor there unanimiiy among tho other or govern.
nenl PARTY Of this dktra ted country Another consp
racy had been detected Merida, by which a large
number 81 the principal citizens npronsed Among
thc arrests were Colonel Zena and ~ Pablo Castclnno
VITO thrown into prison. where they are st deaiu
oil and H. Manuel Donds. jose Herrera Manuel = HERE
ca NonancO tanto Juan J. Hernandez Pedro Conroras
Llzade and Francisco Remroz, who, gving bonds the
~ eaCn not tle reVolutlvui-lS NJ tam
pca6hy ar Carmen lowed 10 So free, condition
they would leave the country They lad taken the d.
rctton o. Vera Cruz Some twenty nve thirty ohcrs
compromised the affair, In default Vt the required
security were TO be- shipped al Si-al for New York
In addition this evidence OF disarection, also
stated that the Colonel Saaz0r commanding the govern
mcn forces at Acanceh IN the vicinity ~ the capital had
pronounced" and gone over with all his men 10 the
enemy
Besides complaints abroad that the government
were us ng tho money raised by forced loan for tho In
dian % prosecute that against The opposing political
PARTY. This had produced considerable disafccion
afncng lie bcs, friends Referring 20 the Misrepresentation
the Ico del PaeJi0, &C Carmen, says playfuly and with
some point "1he Governor evidently thinks us barha
rians or rcvoltcd Indians" Tho paper stcs that
The fitting out vessel at sisa for
pcdtion against the island.
The Cnmpcachy papcrs complain bitterly NJ tho ravages
~ The bcscgng army In the uoighhorhood Tie whole
couniry-fanches and haccndasw under forced conu
pn fur their support and the inhabitants had He'd In
eyciy direction. No farther depreda,ous Of the Indian
population arc reported.