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armed aud equipped.


Mcricaa Correspondence fa'ereepied.--
Gen. Alvarez sent an express from Ameca,
on The lllh, which CORE -pondonc intufccp.
tod in the possession Of courier going
fom the capital to Purbla. The govern.
mcnt bad called on the different persons
sending letters, in order that they should be
opened aud read, to show whether or moi
they contained any information Of which
the Americans could ava themselves.


GH. Scog's Urch 10 The Capiiai.--El
Rcpubllcano Of the llth, has accounts from
PucbIa, in which il is stated that the Ameri.
eau forces wonll not move towards the
Capital before q weeks, (Iiom the 10Th
Juur,l as they were awaiting reinforce.
mcn, aud heavy artillery from Vera Cruz.
VI Monitor VI the same date, publishes a
Icuerin which the writer states that he has
been informed that the whole forces will
move towards the Capital, in all liom the
18th 10 the 2Oth, a. they had resolved and
were determined to spend and celebrate the
llh Of July at the Capital.


Morrmcniof american IroopS.-A let.
ter from Pur6la, addressed 10 III Monitor,
state, that Gen. Worth went as lar as Cho.
lula. with 200 men, and had returned alone
with bis staff. without being troubled by any
Of the guernIlas.


Assistance solicited from GcH Scott
4 letter received at the Capital on the lOlhi
from Tladcala, says the inhabitants Of that
place had addressed petition 10 General
Scott, asking protection Of hun as a chief