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, From ths Ns,O- Fork Gazette.

 FRoM VERA CRUz.-Lettess and papers from Vera Cruz, to the 18th ut. have beer, re. ceived in Philadelphia. A correspondent of the National Gazette, an intelligent American traveller. says:-- -~.

 "This country now enjoys degree of peace and tranquility which Ihave not before observed since my residence in it vet the dearth of the precious metals Is so great, and the public treasury so empty, that the Gov ernment has been compelled to issue paper. which is sold Rt great discount. in order to raise the means of meeting the exigencies of the monienL-- Guerrero and his cabinet are very popular, and there seems to be dispo- sition among all classes to bear with patience any privations under his administration.

 "The Navy, ! fear, is abandoned not to be soon resqscitated. Commodore Porter is in Mexico, settling his accounts. previously to his return to the United States.''