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lUcATAS REvoLUTIoNIzTD AND IypE-
PEyDENT.-By an arrival at New York
from Tobasco, the New York Sun has re-
ceived the following intelligence from Yu-
catan:


On the 9th Of last mon'a, The Yucaiecos
under General Barnco, took possession Of
a Mexican schooner of war, and having
placed on board of her all The Mexican
iunciionaries and soldiers in that State, or
dered her captain to sail with them for
Vera Cruz, whence she departed immedi
ately. She had been dispatched by he
Mexicans to levy men and money for the
Texian war; but the people of Yucatan
had suffered too much already from the op-
Prcssive tyranny of the central govern
meni; an immediate separation was re-
solved upon, and carried in the manner
stated, wiihou; shedding drop Of blood
The State government was al once changed
to a national one, retaining all The republi-
can principles which have distinguished
the citizens of that State.