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The following letter from our Vera Cfnz cores pondent. which came by the Palmetto. we did ho, receive till Friday aos ss

 VERA CRUZ, June 18th, lSf1.

 Eds Delfa-I have just learned that an express has arrived from Puebla. BY it infcfmaiioa has been received that Cen. Scott has taken up his line of marchlrom PIeblaio Mexico. That on the 18th inst. the sick and wounded were removed. from yalapa for Puebia; and that Gen. Shields was to march forward the next day. together with Gel. ChiIds, who had been commandant Of the town and tue whole garrison k ss-sst 4.l.ss,S ABA

 General Shields len here yesterday in command of about thousand tToops-as fine a looking body of men for the number the eye eoad well look on.

 The road between here and JalaPa is pretty much infested by cut-throat gnerIilias. but our people knowing this, keep civil distance from their Ian ees and their tassts. When they travel if il with tall crowd-one within shooting distance of which greater, nor any numbef of greasers, would daie approach

 Gen Scott maintains the best possible sab0fdina- tian h tne army. and they advance learn, impa- tient iO plant the glorious and inyincihle American standard cR the highest tcweT of the Mexican Cap itai.

 About what is doing in the city of Mexico little is known here. We only learn that Santa Anna still retains the Presidency, and that while all is preparation there for defence nothing prepared.

 Sickness still prevails here to considerable ex- tent. Yours, R