From the N. o. Tropic l9h inst.o
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ AND BRA,
E "A EOS SANTIAGO. sf,5. N gl
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~a . ZOS SANTIAGO. ssasl 4 dI


The U. s. Revenue cutter Ewing, Captain
Clay Moore, arrived off the 8. w. Pass, on The
evening Of the 10th inst, from the Gull
Squadron OFF Vera Cruz. Lieut.. Chadwick
Of the cutter reached the city last evening, and
very obligingly favored US with the following
items. rt rr sIr 8 III


] The cutter left the Squadron on the 9th 10.
slant, and Lieut.. Chadwick reports that Gen
Parades left Vera Crns on the Cd instant, in q
British Steamer for Havana, and was saluted
BY the castle Of San Juan de Ulloa; Commo-
dore Conner was still in command Of the Squa-
droD, but it was generally supposed that Com
mOdore Perry would assume the command on
the LIST Of November .a.ta ite ai10@h


No further attack had been made BY any
vessel Of the feet on any Mexican town; bn,
the opinion prevailed that another demonstra-
ton would soon be made against Alvarado.---
Mexican schooner had been captured by
one Of our vessels, and the seamen were bu-
silly engaged in fitting her out, to be employ-
ed against the enemy in the contemplated at
tack a, the above named point. News of the
battle of Montery had reached the squadron,
and impaired the liveliest Joy among the Off
GERS and crews. ,,.,orltt,t


The United States steamer Mississippi, from
Pensacola, schr Refer, and another schr.,
loaded with coal. were spoken near Vera Cruz.
Fears had been entertained Of the safety oi
these vessels, as they were out Of time some
twenty days, or more, having encountered Sc
we're weather and were blown off for many
days. The United states schr, FLrt sailed for
Norfolk on the Sd inst. The health of the
squadron was generally good. No intellen-
gence Of interest had been received from the
city Of Mexico since the sailing Of the United
States sloop Of war John Adams.


The Ewing came too off the Braxos on the
9th inst, but had no communication with the
shore. The steamship Sea, came off with the
mail for the steamship Galveston, but in con.
sequence ofthe boisierous weather. and hea
Wy sea she was unabled 10 deliver it, and com
PEELED to return. One Of the Rangers of Capt
Walkers company who had been taken al
Matamoras by the Mexicans, made his escape
and found his way to the Squadron. He wa,
brought 10 the Brasos on board the Ewins
and succeeded in reaching the shore; eager t
participate in any fight that may might come
of. Lieut. Chadwick brought up the mai
from the Squadron