The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1850, Page 7

Claims, $980,901 33 6363 00 atte, 6,363.50 652,408 00 at 300. 195,70 09 Abts wemnsaness, 6,334 09 act Bn Feb Ie 642,000 09 ab20e. 125,400 00 Te coghy =] om 4 oes tak +--+. $1,950 0 at 1000. 31,980 00 aa ae Po : ee wear ¢ wee, 236278 00 ab 00e, 143,185 00 WY, .. 1,514,701 0 “at 260, STB. 675 25 Kisageg BS various, “WT 98 3,520 00 at 1000. ‘3,020 00 653,287 00 various. 497,908 50 Hargous & G. B. 10,690 00 at 1008. 10,680 00 ‘otal ostensible pal = 4,425,607 OF $1,895,955 61 interest... 2,800,598 80 1,195,081 25 Total ostensible and ats Principal and interest. 80,725,033 37 $8,021,035 96 Brcowy C1.289—Consisting of Claims sufficiently authenti- sed ladmltthem'to audit under the Lawe of the tate bli. Ostensible. Par value. file ese. 71, A Shicsit ceed ki ni a) son es pies ‘“* , ‘the Ines Legislature 72077 167,077 15 ‘Total amovnt,, S3,407 TT $285,734 7 ‘Tuep Mcp oy ip gen ting of Claims not suficiently au- thenttcated to autho, ize their being audited ‘under the Late of the late Kepubltc of Texas. mount fled and receipted for...., ‘gisse 2) $44,155 29 Sitimese amount on file, not se DPOB. 6s cee cee ceees serve 100,000 00 100,09) 00 Total amount.....seseseeeseee. SUGAR D $144,190 29 RecaPituLation, First elass Si 725068 SF" $3,021 856 96 Beocnd clase Pre 285,734 27 Third clase bere 144, L629 Total... cee cee cessor eee SURISATT 1S $3,400,H7 88 foregoing statement it will be perceived that the entire smount of claims filed, including in- terest om all lavitities stipulated to bear interest, amounts to seven millions two hundred and thirteen thoucend four hundred and seventy-seven 43-100 dol- and, socording to the value we have them, ‘were worth to the government three millioas four 1 value to each character of liability, ‘We will give the following as the principal reasons which governed us:— TREASURY NOTES. ngraved notes could y recelved, the further former ceased. This occurred depreciation had taken plac. regulation o/ the department to cans: and it was them as they were received. Hence the government, for class of liability, received full oousid jon; end wy have so rated it. To the engraved interest notes, we huve assigned an Se mae ye fifty conts onthe dollar. ‘These notes under Provisions of the same act that printed bills were, and took their place. Aboat the of the first issue of these motes (the spring of 15.8) thie species of the government paper commenced ds- in value, so that when the act of the 19th of lanuary, 1839, prohibitiog their farther issue, weot into b gong they wore but adout forty cents on To the treasury notes not bearing interest, geuerally known as Red Backs, we have assigued an average value of 26 centeon the dollar. These notes superseded the Interest notes above referred to, aad the first iseue of them was made during the spring of 1839, when they ‘were worth about 8735 cents on the dollar. They con- tinued eclating 60, thet ia 1841 the goverament ‘Was compelied to pay them out at from 12 to 15 exats on the dollar. The value which wo have given them is . eenceived Kpaty yar at . ~ jonas, both to the governmen' holders, It is im>»*ible to as eertain from CONSOLIDATED FI ‘The steck known by this title issued under the f ip plod an act Comgress approved Juas 7th, (887, and could it be analyzed, would be subject to the ‘greates: foand itim we would bave failed to « great this information, for the reason for @ long time, would not ac- Giscount om her paper. aad the result scocunts were made out without any appa depreciation. adding, nevertheless. to the price of £3 Item, 80 as to make good the de: of wbe . Henee, the only practicable mods which suggested iteelf was to make aa @ what the stock which we sccerd! value of 70 cents on the doller. be! average ie about what the erament received in tae mato, low exceptions, (which will Bereafter be alluded to.) fully remunerate the present holders, as it We now generally ‘in the bands of third Pa hag LE Ke Ct value, from origioal ‘stor, a now as signed it. i HIOMT AND TEN PER CRXT STOCK ‘We have to this class of liability an average ‘value of 50 cemte on the doliar. This stock imsued ua- Ger the suthority of an act of Congrens, approved Feb ‘Sth, 1640, and was created for the purpose of and lersening the amount of revenue car- cireulation, with a view of enbenciag the va ue The inducement held out to the ere ii- tore, to surrender a revenue currency, and to take oa° ac otal Raye Rees MT the promise eto pay the stip interest eomi- 1¢, whioh Is well Known she was unadio The value attached to thie stook may act one- but it will fully remuverate » It would be much mor Twenty velne ase! ‘th: bd And take Ely than that they were seldom ever issued at more then 25 cvats on the dollar, aod rarely, If ever, less than 15 cents on the dollar, The value them te denmed equitadis Where we found « Grafts ierued at par, we al- Jowed them accordingly; end when as leas thea H ? H fy i ‘i & ! H E ttt i i “ FH # it F Te | 8 na e239 tt FI . 2 : HI E f ? i i 77% if ti is giz: 8 5 4 H } i i A = $3 H i # as i i | i ¥ Hi 283 Fe. . &. q i i i i ? H $ H ; i : ze i ] : f i ; i = vo i lu it ? a i i ? i a i | i iL # i 3 i i i i i a ¥ ? | Jacobs, formerly lieutenant of the company. of assign: certificates of indebtedness issued . itis the wish of these certificates, amet & ai respectfully recommend that it be ston le Supposing that all the claims against the late go- vernment, as shown by the official records, lauding the amount of supposed unaudited claims oatstandiag, bad been filed as required by law, and assigaing each class of those not filed the same equivelent valine we have to those filed, the debt weuld then be as follows: — J, ilie. Fa . Ui Chia takes the, rea TO interest. ...... pp $3,021,035 96 Md Class Claime 756 ar 3d Claas Claims fil M46 136 29 Claime not fled. . 2,149 Tos 49 Total debt, incl et filed and that not + < $11,055 604 TL_ $5 600,606 01 . M. SWISHER, Auditor. JAMES B. SHAW, Comptroller. Indian Warin Yucatan. * [From the Boston Traveller, Feb. 22 | Though much hes been said, yet little is definitely known of the actual state of affaires in Yuostan, siuce the commencement of the war of races in that country. A recent conversation with Lieut. Ciement, a returned volunteer in the Yucatan service, with which he has Deen arsociated for some two years, has turnished us with s variety of interesting details, which mey ald our readers to get Coyne or 2 oe actualstate ofthings, in Yucal the Yucatan government at p: the field, is about 17.000, who are eontiaually skirm: fighting with their uncivilized enemies. with searcely any food to sustain themselves, beloz, in most cases, obliged to hi for corn about the country. ive- ry white inhabitant is by law obliged to be a soldier, or the subsistence of one, 8. notwithstanding their late reverses, still occupy more than half of the country, aud much the best part of it; and unless the whites are substantially assisted by Mexico, they will be unable to hold but a email portion of the peninsula, however many batties Seaway gain over the Indians in the open fieid, Mexi- co has, aa yet, sent her only two hundred troops, com- manded by General Torreno; but some five hundred more were daily expected, at last accounts. Bacalar, the chiet fortified town of the seat of hostili- tes. isat present commanded by General Zetina, and is well prepared to resist ny riege. It was captured from the Indians on the 2d of Juty, 1849, by # foros of 800 men, consisting in part of American yoluateers, at the expense of many lives, ia consequence of the large number of Indansin the towa. (some three or four thousand.) though the majority of tuem were unarmed. Shortly after the taking of Bacalar,a Yucateso ofser was capt who had deserted to the Indians. He was pardoned, ordered iuto service again, and was de- spatcbed with a party of men to reconcitre the soa- coast. Instead of that. however, he proceeded to an Tagish villa of the inhel near Belize, Honduras, murdered some tants, and plundered the place. The | English governor of Belize immediately semt word to the commander st Bacalar of this affatr, who caused the offender, named Pacheco, to be sent for by a large force. and he was hot on bis arrival, in presence of the Epglish messenger. It is feared that this action will caure bad reeults, The scldiers at Bacalar are obliged to scout the country for corn to support themselves. There ts also theres company of American voluateers which was formerly under the command of Captain Robert J. Kel- ley, of New Orleans, who died on the 2d of July last, of 9 wound in the head, received at the sieg» of the town. ‘The company is now under the command ef ween Vhen it entered Yucatan, it was 90 strong, but now numbers = about 40. ‘The volunteer regiment of Americans numbered, when it entered Yuceten, about 700 men. Their first battle was op the 26th of December, 1348, ander the command of Col, White, on the Culampich road, about half a mile from Tehosueo, the head quar- ters of the regiment. In this battle the (ndiens num- bered about three thousand, many of them, however, being but poorly armed. Their manner of fighting much resembles that of the Mexicans. They are quite Dold at @ distance, firing off their guns indiserimi- upon the first obarge take to their heels, the volunteers drove them upon the road . losing, themeeives, from fifteen to twenty killed, and as many wounded The loss of ths Indians was probably ierger, but could not b+ ascer d. a8 ir custom ts, as soo} aay ae seven or eight thou-en suco, The attrek was ia the mora! ng. Ja it befo: Nght, it being very fog: They ‘Within one square of the courte was arrested. A killed, but the indians were kept ta cheok until assis- tance arrived fcom the surrounding country, whea they eked, driven back, and forced recipitation a: to leave their dead upon the feld—a thing of very uncommon oe Tenee with them, even uncer the most pressing circum. stances After this, thas part of the country was freed from Indian ipoursions. avd 00 gemeral evgsgement of impertance has rince taken place. Slace the death of Jacinto Pat. who was killed for attempting to levy @ tax upon his people, Vensncl> Peo has beentheir chief, The frst part of last mouth, this chief reut messengers to three dilfereat parte of the State, demandiog 60 amnesty fr tour montos; but the Yucatan authorities, thinking that the Indians only wanted to gain time to procure ammuaition and provisions, refused to grant It. Since that time, the English authorities at Belise ave attempied to negotiate # treaty of peace, but have fatied, the Indians demanding undisputed sway in the best part of the country. The jinn ts were. however, te come to Belize this mouth, tomake @ treaty of peace. it har been stated recently, on the authority of a letter from Campencby, ‘en indian Chief was cap- with $2500 in move; uantit) ition. and that this vorable bearing apon & treaty of peace obiet here alluded to was proba! They also, afew days previoutly,a number of the month of November, Gea. way to Steal, oap- tured near the Bay of Aecension, a large quent of lead, powder toap, in a canoe, This was also on its way to th rthelens, simos all these ps refused to treat, ex t wi “Fine tnd 4 murder their male leone. f le prisow they carry off. Buriog the war, there bave been some dreadful soenes of maseacre and pillage; but latterly these excesses have ovseed. The Indian population of the country far outnum- dors the whiter; and whatever may be their fortuue io the battle fel the fureste they can defy their ene. ‘The Yucetan government cannot supply the means for such a war os ours was in Florida, either as or poidiers ed. or has vot the ability, effectually to assist them. Wien the war firet broke out. end (he Iodians, dashed a . Kelly wi mein, real Fulton. i tf fH i H 3 ; i u i 3228 ef ij i = z e i { i rtd F. az) | t= | OPYICIALLY PUBLIONSD IB TUS PAPER MAYING TUR Wanner Rose Wheeler a mer 1. Wi Miss Wabeley Mary “Wisse tm whieh they are ad- Waksmta Arminds Waite diss v Jartam Mise Brid't Willey Mise AdsiineW iliams Mrs Altes madam, | Whites Pasko, Tt? 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