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YvcATAN-The schooner Ann Maria, Captain
Peters, arrived yesterday in eight days from Ssal.
We have conversed with passenger, from whom
we learn that the Mexicans had not yet made
their appearance of their coast. 1t was believed
that the Mexican fleet had gone to Vera Cruz, but
,heywere expected to return and visit Campeacby,
and the troops at that port were bnsily employed
in putting the fortifcatons in complete state of
repair The regular force there amounted to
about G, 600 men, and the militia that could be
called in, on an emergency, five times that
number. The people were full Of enthusiasm, and
determined to repe any invasion the Mexicans
might attempt. ~ O.Bul.


TRAMPLED TO DEATH.-The Pittsburgh Sun
states, that as the steamboats, Cleveland and Mich


igan were descending the Ohio to Beaver a
drove of $50 cattle took fright from the noise of
the steamboats,, turned their heads in a different
direction from that in which they were being driv-
en-, rushed against their drivers, unhorsod them
and trampled over them, iRiuring one of them so
severely that he died SHORTLY after. The cattle,
perfectly maddened, rushed down the road to the
imminent danger of all who happened to be in it.