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there, and the twO latter to return with train Ot z5o wagons. daily experted from Vera croz. Two ccmpaiies of DragoonS, Aesidss large detachment o other troops, havs also been sent to escort the train. which brings. an told, si. .eoos0Cc in specie to be appropriated in paying o tie troops who are badly oil fos funds After the arrival of ibe train, Gea. Twigga wiu move forward with his disIsioa, as sill also the Commander Chief Gen. Scott aud Stsa. Some portion o( the Artillery is to re- main in garrison with the 2d Pennsylvania regiment a s-gpn battery having beea planted, ecmassdins the whole town.

 Thc General Hospital is filled with the wounded and sick. many af whom are dying daily. The South Carolina regiment has the largest number I55-,hc New Workers be,ag next. There were 56 discharged yesterday "h, for duty, thirty oi whom belonged to the 5lh iniahtry.

 The sick are generally kep, upon the lowest diet possible. while the wouu led suffer much ttssn the effects of their journey from Plan del R'o. fear many Of the latter will yet die.

 private in Go. B. lst Artillery, named Feischer, WAS stabbed on Sunday evening, by some Mexi- cans. in the lower part of the town. while drank regret to state that number oI the soldiers, both regulars and volunteers. behave very inprudehiiy tow ards the peAcesbe inhabitants; and in doing, they must expect similar treatment in return The market is well provided with fruit and vege. tables, which sell at reasonable prices; but alas

 they are no, within the reach of the volunteers, who have oot yet received one cent of their pay Fof my own part. have not boen in possession ot a pcayune these t~o months, The fullest and finest market is on the sabbath. Yesterday noticed de 6cious cherries. water-msIons, plums, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, green corn, &c., ln abundance while poaltry equally so. A slIewd Ameiican has established snug stand a the market-place, where he keeps excellent coffee. tea &c., whseh he seiis at olie pic the bowl There are also several American ealing houses. but they poor things The aiiicle of batter is stranger to the JaapPians --theFe is none to be had in the town: One thing, however. they are blessed with--pure, cool water while they at least the poor soldiers. are cursed with Heas!

 The next namber of the ..Ameriean Star wiil probably be issued from Paebla.

 or Santa Anna aat his movements nothing def- nite appears tc De kaown. There are various ru- mors constantly aioat. hut place no reliance in any Of them. We shall have no more fighting; but the difficulties between the two countries may con tinue for several months.

 The women of Jalapa dear, sweet creatures 1. They have touched the heart of many gallant sol dier, and already do l hear of addresses being paid to this and that fair Senoritai

 The latest New Orleans date received here was the 27,h April. l.. S E.