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FRom CAMrzAcHy.-By the schooner Bornco
we have received iucatan pnpcrs to the : tn inst
from the capital. They contain the articles .:
agrccmcn, as TO the terms on which lucatun re-
Joined the Mexican Fcdcra,ion. signed the 18th
Dec. Yuca,an is guaranteed in her domestic IN
siitutons, as before the separation. Thc lucatnn
Tariff to remain as at present established, and
never to be changed by Mexico. The State never
to be required to furnish men :or the army navy


of Mexico, except ore battalion Of guards, to be
composed of natives, and never to be ordered uuI
of the State. ard the local Governo: to be the
commander The State retain its public YES
sells, well to prevent smuggling as to punish in.
suits and aggressions from without; and to Pay
its quota OF the foreign debt And the receipts
from customs to belong entirely to Yucntan 1t
r.muins l., be seen if Santa sna will ratity this
compact being nearly tnntanount 10 the ac-
knowlcd gc,nen, of the independence Of the State
of Yucatan; especially the Mrxicnn Commits
sioncr was instructed demand that the Governor
of the State should be appointed in Mexico, and
that a standing force should be maintained III lu-
c=tln by the supreme government. Iobasco We
learn By the papers, is similarly situated as re-
gurds its relations with the mother republic.


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