U.o,or Trou Tan,nico.
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 Loss OF STLAMSHIP REPTUEE.-Tha II. S. slOop of war St. MarY's smiled from Tnmpico on Saturday lhe 2eth Oll al o'cock, F. NJ and arriv. ed of the Rio Grande at 4. M.. tue Both, where she landed Adiuiant Austin, of the 3d Artie- ". Thence she sailed at 10 o'clock, and made the hgh-house al the s. w. Pass.

 Captan Rollins, of the steamship Neptune, came passenger on the St. Mary's, aud arrived in the city this morning. He reports that tho steamship Nep- tune arrived at Tampico the 22d November, with 4b0 regular troops under conmand of Col. Gates, and the steamer Sea on the 23d with 200 more.-- 1 IThese lhe same troops whose departure from | Brasos for Tampco announced on the 26lh nll l | On their arrival at fampco the city was formally handed over by the Naval isrce there to the Army Fort Andun'ga wns immediately garrsoned. under the name of Fort Conner. and armed with two long 8 pounders. battery of two A2-pound cansnades ,caed Fort Ann in honor of Mrs. Chase, lady of the late Amer Ican Consul at Tsmpico,) commands the Altamra road. And besides these some field pieces mounted on the E0use tops.

 The town Of Tampico Is already m good state of defence and endorsements are arriving daily. The state of Mexico is represented to be In | condition than ever Santa Anna lately addressed his troops. apparently with the view extract from them an invitation to assume the command Of he Government. IL was understood that he much disappointed in his expectations the Army receiY- | ed his address in profound sIlsnce. He immediate | ly afterwards started with all his cavalry, il was stated, on a scouting expedition. Some supposed to cut of of the divisions of the American Army. but ihe better opinion seemed 10 be that he had gone to the City of Mexico to watch and direct the new Congress, which was 10 convene about the lst December.

 | The Saint Mary's left off the bar of Tampico the | rigate Potomac, steamer Princeton, soop of war John Adams and inc smaller vessels of the fleet under command of Commodore Conner. The steam CT Sea was ashore abreast the town a mud bank 1 She would sail for Brazes Santiago AS soon she | gets aAoat Met the U. $. steamship Mississippi sixty miles north of Tampico bound in. Officers oi the Saint Mary's all well.

 The Neptune sailed from Tampico on the 24ih | ut. She encountered a mortimer, was driven back l and wrecked on the bar All hands saved-the yes | ssl an entire loss.-IPicayune.