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Late and Important from TOhn&c0.

 ou tlla arrival of the Yucaian schooner Jovcn LeonldaS, Tuesday noruing, from Campeachy, We struck on some slips con aiming such nctss as she brought it relation le the taking of Tabasco, which we lorWar- Icd to our exchanges. We were subsequent j. furnished with more fall and accurate par 1icnlars by Lieut.. Renshaw, U, 5, N, who participated in the affair, and who arriyel . here on beard the schr, Porsia, Capt Bow CTS, six days from Point Lixario He has dcspatehes fo. ;he Government, and Is, we understand, to take charge Q. the Navy ' ard al Pensacola.

 The squadron under Com Perry .of whoset force and departure from Antonio Lizardo, we have already informed our readers, ar- rived al Frontcra, oa the 23d pIi., where they captured the steamers Pefrad and Ia 1 baSyeHo, and several other vessels The squadron then, lowed by the Pesrita sud l Vixen, advanced up the river and arrived oiI Tabasco on the evening of the 25th ult. Con, 1 Perry summoned the city to surrender; dsc Governor refused, and lhe Commodore or

 dered the Vixen to open iIs fire on the place.

 

 1 flag staff from the fort Two hundred sea- men and marines were landed 10 attack tue fort, but as the hour was deemed loo late for

 the enterprise, they were ordered on board

 the vessels. On tho morning of the 2gth

 there was fire of mnsketry from the shore, which was returned by the guns of the squadron. After some time memorial was

 received, with white flag, from the citizens

 of Inc town, asking the Commodore 10 spare il, 10 which he acccdcd While preparitig 10 leave with his prizes. his white nag stiIi hS. ] ing, believing thereew to De cessation of ! iostillsies, Lieut.. Parker, who had got ashore.

 was attacked bysa body oT some eighty sol. diers, whom, with eighteen men, he repulscd, losing one man and having two wounded. 1 Lieut. Morris, in carrying orders 10 him, re- 1 from the effect ol7whch iIe died on the. Ist inst Com. Perry, having seen that longer 1 forbearance would be criminal, opened his

 whole batleties on thc city, and wcli-nigh demolished if, sraring the residences of the | foreign consuls, and such as seemed to De occupied by peaceful citizens Many women and children, 1t Is believed, have been killed, and but from motives of humanity, the Cont

 modore, it is believed, would not desist till he razcd the city or took possession or it

 He carried away his prizes, making in all,

 two steamers. one brig, five schooners, oue sloop, and some igh,ers-except one, which | he ordered to be burned--and arrived al Antonio Lizardo withoutlurther mlshap. LATER FROM Y1eATAN.--1'he Havana pa- pers of the 9th instant, contain the lascst news from Yucaian, by which the ProaaH- ciamento of Campeachv, spoken of few days ago, is confirmed; but we find no more particulars about it, than that the cause of it Is said to Dc, that the inhabitants feard their ports would he blockaded by the American squadron. The latest dates from Merida were to the 2lth October, and Fl Sigto x lA of that day publishes an extra. giving the iIn- Poriani news thst the calls of he Y ucaiecos for the re-observation and operation of the i treaties of December, lS43, had been eonee. | ded to by tue Mexican Government, and ii consequence of such measure, Yueatan was ! requested to appoint it's representatives and members for the next meeting of Congress in December proximo. Governor Doa | Miguel Barbachano is also recognised ali newly appointed Governor of the State nf Yucalan by the Executive of Mexeo.ir By | a decree. dated 23d October; Governor Bar | bachano gives notice that the 25 per cent | ad uoiorsm, paid as import duties cn several kinds of cotton aud linen goods, should De reduced to 10 per cent

 By communication from Santa Auna to Gen. Sales, the acting Executive, II Is order cd that the prohibition of importing Yucaian produce into Mexico shoohl cease a. once. and everything from that deparimenl IS to hs . heuceiorih admitted free, as coming fron, one department of the Mexican Repuallc io ths l other.-.E Q Delta. .Nor. 23 v.. s-