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p Blythe Virginia Autonette we have Vera
Cruz papers to the 9th instant, and have news
from Cempeachy A letter received here fr.n
Capt. Clifford, Of the bark Ann Louisa, dated No
vember Sd, at Seiva, (18 miles south of Cam
peachy) states that the expedition arrived at tina!
place in IL days from Vera Cruz, on the lst and
landed 1000 men without the least opposition, and
the force was on the march for Canpeachy. Capt
Clifford says he had 500 men on board his vessel
and for the service was to have 81 900 for "a days
He says he became rather sick of such business


and had determined to change the name of hi,
vessel to Lousy Ann. N. O. Bulletin, 18th Nov.