JosE MARIA ToRnrl. Minister Of war and Ma,inr
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FROM LAGrS,.-The British schooner Sea Bird
Capt, Mcneil, bound from Laguna to Liverpool
put in at the Baizc on Saturday last, in distress
for want of men, nearly the entire crew having
died or being sick of the yellow fever. We learn
from Capt. Mcneil, that the black vomit was
prevailing at Laguna when he left to a terrible
extent. The unacclimated Mexican soldiers were
the principal sufferers, twenty-five to thirty dv-
ing per day. Nearly all the foreign vessels IN
port were partially disabled from death and sick
ness. The owner Of the Sea Bird, Capt. Grant,
died at Laguna previous the sailing of the vessel.


\. O. Com. Bulletin, 25th u!t.