FROM VERA CRUZ.
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From tho n. O. Delta Of the 2ls. and the \
o. Comm .rcll Times of the 2Ih inst. W, hive
received many interesting items Of news from
Vera Cruz which our limited space prevents Us
from giving in full, but shall endcavor 10 give
some OF the most important in a condensed form.


me army took up its line of march, en- route
Tor the city of Mexico, on the Sth uI,. A delach.
mon. Of Col. llarney's dIagoons, escorted each
DIVISION. Every man was ordered 10 take, for his
musket or rifle, forty rounds Of nmuni,ion, and IN
his haversack, bread for four DAYS, and bacon
or pork (cookei) for two days. Fresh bcof with
raI'ons OF salt woro to be issued on the ma arch.
Wagons would haul grain for srdIIc. artillery.
and cavalry horses for loIr dlvs.


Gen. QlItIntn rcturne from AIvarado on the
9TH "It., and would proceed in few days TO ia
Iapa. en- 'o"fc for the city Of NcAco.


The American Eagle printed at Vera Cruz,
contains IN, gcnce up to the lllh uI,. Tho city
rs under the government of Col. Wilson, of the
lst lniA"try &c n. Worth having gone with the
army to Jaapa. Ga the ION a coored man
named hrk, was executed for Offering violence
to IA Mexican woman--lt was the frs, execution
under the American laws, in Mexico.


The aspect Of Vera Cruz had changed greatly
since It's occupation by tho Americans; the streets
were lined with American slurcS and filed with
Americans Tho harbor WAS full of A nc rican
shipping.


4 plot had bocn discovered in Tam ,ico. A
number OF hlesicans wcro attempting to incite the
cIIlz MS TO revolt aud drive the dmoricans out of
the place. The conSpiraors were Lanishod ou. of
the city.


1t was generally believed lha, Santa Anna and
Gen. Ls Vega. had force of $4,000 msn, in a
strong position between Vora Cruz and Jaupa.


Gen. Scott and staff left Vera Cruz. and had
gone to JaIApa. They were escorted by Colonel
Harney's Dragons.


Gen. Twiggs commanded the advance of the
american army, on its advance to JaIapa.


Gen. Scott issued proclamation to the Mexi.
cans, stating that he was at the head of q power.
fu army, and would soon conquer a peuce. He
reiterated protection to the Church and to a II Mex.
leans, and conjarod them to remain Of home in
their peaceful vocations, &c. &c.


The 5th Infaatry captured great many bor.
SOS and mu'es, n: Avarado, which gave season,.
bic supply - tho army. ....