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SANJuAS DE pLuA.--We have had says the Washington Correspondent of ihs Balli- more Sun. the most irightfui accounts el the strength of the Castle of San Juaa tie Ulua, but private letIers, received here, not from the AeAieans, but from foreigners now at Vera Cruz, present the nInnber of artillery soldiers as nor half spigicieat 10 wurk the guns. They are, ia fact, represented as no, one-iourth sufficient, aud what would they do m case oi loss. The whole garrison of the eRste does. no, consist cf more than 500 artillery men 10 2,o00 guns!

 The town of Vera Cruz, it is admitted on all bands, Is easy of access, asd not in state to make stout defence; and the town once taken, the castle can be bombarJey and knocked b pieces ffoin the heights com. manding il; especially t ihe eannonatle fsom shore be supported by enc or two lhree- decksrs from the ocean.