LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.
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The steamboat Fanny ninety-two hours
from Vera Cruz, arrived in New Orleans on
the 18th inst. She brought no news from
the Army Of Gen. Scott, there having been
no arrival from the interior since the last
steamer.


The Vera Cruz Eagle of the 9Th instant
gives the alarm Of the increase Of vomito in
virulence, and increase of numbers attacked
with it.


A large train was to leave Vera Cruz on
the 5th instant for Puebla under command
Of Col. Mcintosh. 1t was to carry mail,
the first for menth, and Major Bennett, i,
the paymaster, with 100000 in specie
The escort consisted Of 300 troops.


The thermometer at Vera Cruz ranges
from 81 to 90 day and night. II stands 100
in the sun.


Troops were pouring into the city.