From he N. o. Bulletin, May 10.


LATE FROM MEXICO
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The steamer J. L. Day, has arrived from
Vera Cruz, touching at Brazos. She left the
former place, 5Ih inst. Major Gen. Pillow, and
Lieut.. Col May, came passengers. We learn
from Gen. Pillow, that before no left Headquar-
ters, information had been received from Pueba
that no defence would be attempted and that
Gen. ScoTT had been invited 10 advance. and
take possession Of the city. At the capital, ar
rangemcns had been commenced TO defend it,.
They had melted up a large number of church
bells TO cas-, cannon, but with very bad success
as 10 the rcsult.-That the military men were
generally of opinion the city was incapable of
successful defence, and the citizens generally
were anxious that it should not be attempted, but
that the American army should bo received
without resistance.


SANTA ANNA's army was completely dispersed
and his power and influence entirely gone. |,
was generally understood that he was eadoavorin
10 leave tho country.