The Daily Herald

San Juan de Ulloa.—We have received the following further particulars of the bombardment and capture of this fortress from the Washington Globe. 'The Mexicans suffered immensely. The captain of the Meteore, with whom we conversed, gave us a touching description of the carnage. The shore was covered with the dead and dying, and the piteous cries of the latter were heard amid all the din and tumult of the battle. The bombs were thrown immediately upon the Mexican magazines. Three of them exploded with so much violence, that the decks of several French vessels at the distance of more than a mile were strewed with their fragments. The Cavellero, one of the strongest towers of the fort, exploded about five o'clock, P. M. The portions of the fort demolished by the frigates were in a most deplorable condition, the embrasures being entirely dismounted and battered to pieces. The above attack was made on the 27th November.'