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From Merico.-By the ship Virginia. Capt. of Mexico to the 18th of April, inclusive.

 Welearn that Com. Porter was still at Ve- ra Cruz, but soon to leave for the capital, having been called there by the government to consult in relation to the Navy. He had previously asked leave of absence for the U. States. but had not obtained it. The country generally was tranquil; the new administra- tiOn had just commenced. and the result of their measures remains to be seen.

 A Mexican paper of the 17th. contains a list Of the names of l94 Spaniards, who had been suppliedby Government with the means to enable theuito leave the country under the act of the goth March. amounting to 456O dollars.--M Y. Spec.

 From Colombia.--The Schooner Splendid, Capt. Clark. ID days from Porto Cabell0. ar- rived in this port yesterday. She brings in formation that shortly before her sailing. in- telligence had been received by express from Bogota that a general action had taken place between the Colombian and Peruvian forces. in which the f0rraeF remained masters of the field. An armistice had been agreed to be- tween the two powers, and it is said that in the mean time the differences between them are to be referred to the arbitration of the Us nited States.

 Bolivar has isshed a proclamation at Po- payan, offering pardon and amnesty to all persons engaged in the insurrectiOn Cnder Cot OvandO. whp, within 20 days from the date of the proclamation, would surrender their arms, and take the oath of fidelity to the