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 FROM MExIco.-The sehr. Tampico, from Tampico, whence she left on the i2th inst. arrived here this morning.. She brought us no papers. We learn from the Captain, that every thing is in a very unsettled state, and that business w;.s completely stand stand. tlit: last last accounts, Mexico was still in the Lands of the government party-it was sup posed. however, that t would not be able to hold out much longer, as Santa Anna had stopped the Aqueduct, by which the whole city was supplied with water. A passenger in the Tampico informed us that great enmlty was show ed to the Americans there by the Mex icans, tic cause of which is said to be the capture of the schooner Moptezu- ma, which act they condemn as most unwarrantahle.