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Navy YARD PENSACOLA, Dec. l. l846.

 The United States brig Porpoise Captain Hunt arrived here this evening about clock, eight day from Tampco-reports the squadron all well. Capt. Tatnall, commanding the steamer Sptfre, ascend- cd the river as far as the town of Penuca, and took possession of the Fort It mounted l6 guns, which. as they could not be transported 10 Tamplco, they were spiked and the carriages destroyed. There was mol shadow of Mexican in arms to be seen mo opposition of any kind Troops were arriving daily, and armamens of all kind landing at 1'ampi- coe The inhabitants seemed perfectly satisfied with the change. There was great many merchant men with assorted cargoes in port. There was a severe gale on the 18th ult., and the Jno Adams, St.Morys, and British man of war brig, the Daren, were blown off the coast; they have however re- turned without sustaining any damage Captain lngraham came passenger in the Porpoise, and is bearer of despatches 10 our government at Wash ington. An attempt was made by the Captain of the Darlen to claim the gun-boats and schooner of the Mexicans as British property, and he persisted in until adnonished by Commodore Connor, when he reluctantly yielded an abandoned his absurd pretensions. The streets of Tampico were thronged with American citizens. All was hustle, and busi ness brisk. W.M.

 