U. s. SHIP FALMOUTH,
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VERA CRUZ, October la, 1872.


We arrived here on Tuesday, The 4th inst, four
days aRd half from Pensacola, and are detained
by our Minister at Mexico until Jas we beleve)
some important negotiations concluded be.
tween this and our Government.


A new Tariff goes into operation here on the lst
of next month, which ad mts many articles oftrade
into this couHtry heretofore cont, abaad. All we'll


A Decree of the Mexican Government allows
bounty OF per cent. the expectation of all the
products of the nation, coin excepted.


The Proclamation of the Mexican General fixes
the number of the invaders of Yucatan at 5000
men.


The Vera Cruz Censor of the 9th instant says,
We have just learned from Leyta-Playa, Coast
Of Campeachy,) that the division of the Mexican
army under Gen. ". Minon arrived at that place
on the 3lst October. On the 1st November all
the troops, artillery and baggage were landed, as
also supply of provisions. The two steamers
then went in search of the forces under the orders
of Gen. Morales, who was landing 1000 men to
attack Campeachy, while our feet blockaded the
port. Thus far the Yucatecos had offered no re-
sistance to our troops.