FROM VERA CRUZ.

From the Nep Orleans Bulletin. June l;
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From the NeU Orleans Bulletin, June IL.


By the way of Galveston, late dates have been
received from Vera Cruz, brought by the En-
pressario, Capt. Longcope, from that port, having
sailed the I'd instant. The advices from Mexico
are to the 2Sth utimo. The Federal prisoners
taken under Mexia are many of them employed
in working the streets Of Vera Cruz, and are
treated with the greatest cruelty. The Govern
ment papers state that the number Of Federalsts
killed and wounded at the overthrow Of Mexia
was 600.


General Lemas, with l,7O0 Federalists, is still
in the vicinity Of Monclova, and now seems to
be regarded by the Government party as their
most formidable enemy. He is said to be brave
his party. There is not single vessel of the
Government much straitened in its pecuniary re-
sources BY the late difficulties and it is proposed
to dismiss all the supernumerary officers, curail
the pay of the remainder, stop all pensions, in
crease the taxes, and again resort to forced loans.
1t is thought the church will be called upon to
dsgorge some of its enormous treasure. Col.
Bee left Vera Cruz for Havana the 29th ultimo-
Santa Ana, it is said, is watched with too much
Jealousy for him to be Of any service to- Texas,
were he so disposed.


In Tampico, the Federalists still resisted the
efforts Of the Centralists to put them down. It
was thought that the contest between the two
parties was not yet by any means ended.
The Government papers boast much OF the
victory over Mexia, and say that it is now only
necessary to send IL or $4,000 men to overrun
Texas in order to eradicate every trace Of insub-
ordination. >.>r
A commercial house in this city has kindly fa-
vored us with the following extract of letter..
received the other day from their correspondents
at Vera Cruz:


"A private letter from Mexico, under date Of
May 25th, informs us that the Rev. DR.. Mol
doun, Apostolic Vicar Of Texas, reached thaa
city on the 18th day of May, and next morning
called to pay his respects to the President, ad in
terim, who would not see him, under pretext Of
business. That night, at II o'clock, ne was con-
Quoted to prison, where he remains, without any
hope of acquiring his liberty at present.


The Mexican Government is organizing an ar
my Of 10000 men, with which to recover the
sovereignty of their lost province of Texas, and
appear determined to make desperate effort to
effect it.