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TnE Ngws PROM MENfro.-lhe adFiees
by the Palmetto lead To the belief, lhal
Gen. Scott had advanced from Puebla 10
wards the eapiial-sueh at leasi, was the
report at Vera Guz The only lhIns
which exeiles doubts in our mind ON tic
subject, is the small lofce that he had with
him, for such movement. lie alsu knew
that reiuloteemenls were ON tue way. aud
would shortly Join him. Tue state Of ai
hairs, however, in Tue city. has probably
rendered It advisable, ia his Judgment. 10
advance al once, with the ipfce hc lad,
without waiting Ior his reinforcement.


There vas nothing further known Is 10
The rumofed negotiations for peace, aud il
was not believed that any such negotiations
were on The tapis.


Santa Anna still remained at the head
OF the Government, aud irum present I'D.
pearauces, does mol intend 10 leave that
station.


No later aiyiecs ofor from Con. Cad.
wallader.


All the garrison and SICK at Jalapa had
lef, or were about leaving for Porole.
We are pleased 10 learn that Gen. Shield.
was 50 lar recovered, as 10 have been able
plo accompany them.


Col. Alaia, who lel ,hore some weeks
since, aaer being exchanged, is said To be
at The head Of a band Of gueul.as. This
fellow boasied, previous 10 leaving New
Orleans, that such was his intention, aud
that there were already more Than 100
men waiting for him to take the command,
aud that ho would increase them to the
number Of 1000, Immediately alter his ar.
rival. La Vega, il is reported, is engaged
in the same kind Of honorable warfare.


The Mexican papers publish various
letters, from intercepted dispatches that
have lallcn into their possession. T4cy
have always beon fully aud correctly {.
'ised ol the strength, movements and other
particulars respecting our army, but this
time they seem TO have been led aslray b,
a letter from the War Department, in which
II Is stated, that Gen. Scott would have
10000 men under his command in June.


We know that Gen. Scott, at tho last
adTices, had not even half that force with
him, but il The enemy believe the contrary,
or that the force on the way to Join him,
will swell his army to 10000, 1t may have
u very favorable effect.


A good deal OF sickness still appears to
preyalin the different divisions ofthc army
and large numbers were in the hospitals Al
Jalapa, Vera Cruz aud Tampico. Al
Iampico, It is said, the Louisiana regiment
has only 100 to l5D men iii for duty. 4
good deal Of anxiety is felt at lhis latter
place, on account Of the weakness Of the
garrison. Trade very dull. and all inter
course with the country lUr the transport
Of goods, entirely cut oil. The guonilIas
spare neither friend nor foe, SO far as rob
berry is concerned.


N. o. Bulletin, 2Gh M.