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BY the arrival of the brig Spy, Cap
tain Lander, from Lerma, we are in
possession of intelligence few days
later from Campeachy. Capt. Lander
reports that he sailed from Lerma on
the 18th instant, at which time there was
a complete cessation OF hostilities be-
tween the Mexican and Yucateo forces.
The Mexican commander and his staff
had been into Campeachy frequently,
there was constant and uninterrupt-
ed intercourse between that place and
Lerma. The inhabitants of the latter
place had returned to their homes and
occupations. Gen. Ampudia was en-
barking his troops, artillery, &c. &c.
as fast as possible for Laguna. The
Spy had been engaged in his service one
trip, and when she left there were one
British, one American, and Spanish ves-
sci taking load of passengers, camp
baggage, &c. The temporary fortifca-
tions at Lerma had been destroyed.


Commodore Moore was lying off Cam
peachy, about miles from the Mexican
squadron. II was reported that the
Gov. General of Yucatan, insisted upon
the evacuation of the Island OF Carmen,
before peace could be proclaimed.-N
0. Tropic.