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YucArAY.-Thc N. 0. Bulletin of the lst con-
tans news from Campeachy TO the 2Ist ut.


The Mexican force had mainly left Laguna,
(where only 80 men remained, and taken po-
sition at Champeten, six leagues distant from
Csmpeachy, and it was reported that Gen. Morales
was waiting the reinforcement o! 5000 men from
Vera Cruz, when he would attack the Campeach-
anos. Gen. Morales occupied pretty well forti
fed camp but in the absence of succor, his stu-
alton was daily becoming more and more disagree
able from want of food desertions of the men, and
the prevalence of sickness, which was daily redu-
cling bis numbers. The aid looked for from Vera
Cruz, was about 300s soldiers to be supported by
the navy.


On the other hand, the Yucalanos are repre-
sented as in no wise dspircd, or doubtful Of their
ability to repel the invaders. Gen. S!emos, the
Commander-in-Chief, was marching from Mcrida
with 500 men, to Join Col. Layo, in Campeachy
and another division of 1900 men from the East
ern part of the State, were hourly expected at the
same pont-and soon, it was believed, the Mex-
cans would be dislodged from their strong hold at
Champoon, unless relieved by the succor from
Vera Cruz.