Frpn tas Daiiy Pioayaus. Jsls 7th.

 FROM TAMPlCO.
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The schooners Sarah and Maj, H. Bache arrived here yesterday from Tampico, both having sailed on the 27lh uli.

 By these arrivals the most interesting pews relates to the American prisoners tn Mexico All the accounts, verbal and writ ten, agree that intelligence had been received at Tampico iha, Majors Gaines and Borland, Capt Clay and the other American prisoners in Mexico had been released and ordered to Tampieo under large escort This escort was said to consist of force of 900 men. The verbal reports which have reached US are to the effect that when ihe prisoners had reached within l50 miles of Tampieo. they were met by Urea who detained them as prisoners-The story IS further that Urea had ordered out all the men of the country Una, could be raised for the purpose of ma king an attack upon Tampico. IL appears to be certain that such was deemed ihe i'm mlaency of an attack that three companies of the llth Infantry, winch were awaiting al Tampico bar transportation for Vera Cruz, were ordered up into the city. Every man there was under arms expecting the town to be attacked.

 We have heard SO frequently of the ap- prehensions Of ao immediate attack upon Tampico, that very little attention IS paid to them The present alarm appears to be bet ter founded than usual. We see no reason 10 doubt the report of the release of our priso- nss of their encountering Urrea and his treatment of them.-Me have nothing but the reports current in Tampico, and credited by Capts Farwell and Mcdowell, of the sehooners which have arrived.

 The Sarah was boarded on the 18th ult., of Soto la Marina from the U. S. brig Heela. bocssding the port in company with U- S. schooner Flirt.

 The following is an ex'ract of a letter from Captain Clifton, who Is HarbOr Master a Tampico, dated June 27th:

 ~Cassius M. Clay, Mai Mai. BoflsHd and ell the American prisoners are expected in town tomorrow or next day. The three conpan- ies of the llth Regiment of Infantry, now awaiting transportation to Vera Cruz, have been ordered up to town, as i, is said the prisoners have a very large escoft-I have heard ii set down at 300 men.

 The schooner Star from Vera Cruz and schooner Prentice from Mobile came in this morning.

 "i have been sent to the bar in company with Capt Edward Jenkins 10 form United otases Pilot establishment, as the former one od moi give satisfaction. Capt Robert Wag- san IS actively engaged in my place in the m'enm. Respectfully, &c.n