No. 3. WHOLE No. 1895.

Vera Cruz, May.
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A train is to leave this city tomorrow,

 which would be We well worth large cost for Santa Anna 10 cu' of. l. k i'm mensely large and valuable consisting o! about 4OO wagons, loaded with stInIieS ot all klDds, inciuding over halt million of dollars, and large number of mack mules, nearly or quite 4 thousand. The escort will consist of about one>half of which are dragons, sent down by Gen. Scott. u isquiie probable that Santa An~ na has intelligence of the preparation aud importance of the train, and it is notimA probable that he will endeav0r to interS Cept it, and it is Soped that Gen.Sc0ttwill send on large reinforcement for the es- cort, so as to insure it's perfect safety.- Such a capture would about pay the MeXicans for all of their losses since the commencement of the war.

 Afternoon, May Sh.-I saw an OFFICER in the public plaza, insult lady or fe- malo, whose dress and manners were lhose of Il lady. Another fellow, this evening, overturned cigar and toy stand kept by pretty Mexican or Creole girl and five minutes ago posse of the pos lice were under my window dragging one off for some offence of the kiud These are notvery serious outrages, but similar ones are constantly occurring and they disgrace the American character.

 Hub. Quite an excitement is produced among the unaccimated this morning, by the reports of the appearance of the voM1To. Two deaths have occurred dur ing the night, and both are attributed to that dread disease. One victim was French lady, and the other Mir. Smith, the sutler of the Pennsy ylvania regiment. Both were in full health two days ago.