 MEXICO.
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Extracts of letter received by q re- spectable house in this city, by the schooner Cameta:

 "CAMpEcnE, March 21st, 1S32.

 'sAs you may not be as yet in posses sion of news from Vera Cruz, we copy for your information the foiiowifig par agraph of a letter from person who arrived on the 10th ultimo at the La- guna de Terminos, having come from that port:-

 s1I have this moment arrived from Vera Cruz, altera passage of 46 hours. On the evening of our leaving that place, the Government troops.were in front of the town, with the intention of attacking it. SaEia Anna had ire, mendous battle at Toloma, so that out of 500 men which be took with him, scarcely 200 have returned, and hir- self, beingwounded, escaped with great difficulty. Up to the present period, the Government troops have come of victorious. The day before l Jeff, San la Anna purchased for the sumof I3 ,000 dollars, an American brig, which was armed for the purpose of blockading your place. An embargo has beenlaid on all vessels destined for these ports, hut we succeeded in getting out, by clearing through the custom-house for Liverpool.''

 "Of the 800 men whom Santa Anna took with him to Toioma, 300 have been killed. and the same numbertakenpris- oners. Nearly the whole of the 9th battalion was destroyed. He was still in possessionof the castle and the town, and was determined to defend it to the last, with the few men that remained with him; but it is my belief that, in the end, he will be obliged to yield"