Later from Vera Cr,ru
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We haye before US the New Orleans Comm.
ciar Times the 4th instant, containing the Ia'e
news from Vera Cruz We copy as follows from from
that paper - -, -


departure Of another Train. A wagon rr,i,
Of considerable extent, left Vera Cruz on the s%
instant, with an escort of 1900 men. Ii was IN
have been commanded by Col. Louis D. Wilson
of North CaIolins,s but he was taken snddepIv II
with the fever, on the morning Of the 9th instant
when Major Lally took charge. We find IN lbs
Snn Of Amahudc the following list Of Officers who
were TO accompany the train: Captains CIa,T
Morris, Alvord, Hoke, Hornsbv and Winans al
belonging to the Infantry; and LfeuIenants JOINS
Gan,wefE, tWaddet, ; WkeedeIr, wilkins, DOvk
Sears and Creanor. of1he ArriHety. 1t app+srb By
letter from one Of our correspondents that an Of
feeE hathreturned she next day (the 7lh from lbe
trian, with the unpleasant information that The
greater part Of ihe wagons had broken down. on
the FIRST days march"


Not word of intelligence either from the Capi
toi or Gen. SCOTS Headquarters r., =.
ldgA Correspondents of the Times, writing from
Vera, Cruz under date of August 9TH, SAYS: The
train left yesterday under the command of Major
Lally--CoI. Louis D. Wilson being taken sick
with the fever on the evening of the 5th, and !,
now on board of the, Transport ship American
and attended by Dr., Mcfarland, He will be
brought on shore to-day to the house Of a citizen. "