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LArKsr FROM YucArAS-By the arrival of the
Texas schooner OF war San Antonio Capt Seeger
from Sl>a last aisbt We have received adylces
up TO The 2ls, instant


The State of iucatan continues tranquil and
prosperous. Congress had been prorogued for 80
days In consequence of having much unfinished
bushes, Of importance to dispose of, the regular
term having expired.


The Independence Bill, referred to a Committee
et the Senate, had not Yet been reported on. but
to have been submitted on the oath instant, and
no doubt entertained at Merida but that the
Committee would report favorably, and that II
would pass unanimoasly in the Senate as II had
previously in the House.


Advice, had been received from Mexico an
nouncing the appointment OF two Commissioners
empowered by Santa 4 ma TO treat win the PoV-
ernment of Yucatan for the reunion OF tnat Siate
with the Mexican Contcderacy, but having subse-
oue,,Iv Learned thar bill declaring that State IN
d.pend-nt hal passed ;hc House, they had asked
fre.h Instructions, the result OF which was that
their mission was suspended, and their return
ordered the capital.


Accounts from Tobasco are unfavorable, that
Government having received Commissioners from
Santa Ana and entered into treaty by which
trlde had been again opened with Vera Cruz
Gen. Sentrnanat had, in consequence demanded
his passports, but various petitions mad been sent
TO the Government from the Ayuntamentos and
Corporations begging that passports might not be
granted him, as his services and presence were
absolutely necessary for the safety and peace of
the country. Gen. Anaye at Merida, and was
there looked upon with contempt by the Govern
ment and people. y. o. Piceyune, 9th ult