From the MO, Picsyunss July q
ONO dnv later from Vera Cruz.
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T. The steamship Palmetto, Capt Smith. ar rived
! last night from Vera Cruz; by way OF .Tampico
and Brazos Santiago Shelef Vera Cruz on the
9th, Tampico on the 10th, and the Bfazos on tne
18th. ~ .f si s'tH
By this arrival we have letters and papers from


Vera Cruz to the 9th inst $50 far as we can


learn by them or by the verbal report OF the ON,
GERS of the Palmetto, thereshad been no arrival
from the army of General Scott since the night oi
the LIST inst We are, therefore, con6kmed IN our
opinion that the story brought here byrseme one
on the Galveston about q courier from Mexico
with momentous" news to the 5th instant was
" all i my eye" We can learn nothing whatev.
er from the army ofthe capital -


The Sun of Anahuac Of the 9th inst. gives the
following account of the issue of Capt. Mayos ex.
peditien against Father Jarauta - 49,.


"Capt Mayo, United States navy, governor OF
AIvarado, as we have said in. a previous number,
ascended the Avarado river with the steamer Pc
trita a few days ago in pursuit Of renowned
priest, chief fthe guerillas, Padre Jarauta Capt


NJ went up the river about seventy miles to
town called CosamaIoapan, where Padre had cap
iured an American traders boat with two men,
and robbing 5000 from them; but when he arriy-
ed the Mexican had fled, after selling the boat


No resistance was made to the governor. He
hoisted the American flag, made the aicalde pay
the two hundred dollars and return the boat to lis
owner. - -


The Padre, before leaving Cosamaloapnn on Fri
day last, told the people that his intention was 10
go to Tesechoacan, and Hacienda of Nopaiapan,
for the purpose of collecting 500 horses, to mount
his men, at this time stationed in the town of Co
tasta, Hacienda of Naranjo, and Boca Costal-in
number about 600 effective men from these
places, he was to join guerilla chief from Ja-
iapa, Juan Chimaco RebolIedo, who is now in the
pass of the Haya, nine miles from Jalapa, with
$50 men, and collecting as many more as possible
from the neighboring country, for the purpose of
attacking our train on their way up. He has
positive orders to take no prisoners, but to.put to
death not only all Americans, but even every
Mexican that he can catch, that has in any way
rendered services to our countrymen"


Gen. Pierce had not left Vera Cruz when the
Palmetto sailed; but was expected to leave that
day, or Saturday, the 10th. =


From Tampico and the Brazos we have no
news whatever -.
