From the N. 0. Delta, Apyil 2s HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
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Stirring Ramors--. Santa .anna reported 10

 be at Cerro Gordo ,cih l2,000 .Mea-

 Gen. Tgiggs' Skirmish icith the Enemy--

 Troops Leaving Vera Cruz CeHsraI

 HortFs Departure--.Neariy all or

 Troops in Moiion-- Gen. Scoa on hs

 Ray 10 join Gen Ticiggs.

 The U. s. steamship Massachusetts, Capt Wood, from Vera Cruz on the l4th inst a'- rived yesterday. We received by her our correspondence. the more interesting portion of which follows We are also in receipt of file of that invaluable journal, the sefs Cruz ssAmerican Eagle" from which we make the extracts below. %

 tCortesPondenes of the Daily Dsita'l

 VERA cRuz, April f3, isa7.

 Eds. Dslta--As stated Tn my letter oi this morning, the Brigade of Gen. Worm took up the line of march for Jasspa, bull from rasher sudden indisposision, the uen did not leave with them. Abeai one o'clock an express reached him, with the important information that the column of Gen. Tviggs had fallen in with large force of the enemy al, Cerro Gordo, strong position beyond Pueo,e NacionaI. and that skirmish hsd taken place between Twiggs' advance guard and the enemy. in which Capt, Johnson, Typographical Engineer, wss severely woun- ded. and several others. In half an hour after the reception of this news, Gea. worm had mounted his horse and was of--so sud den. indeed, that missed him, no.wiihs'ARo- ing repaired 10 his qrariess io gather @e particulars as soon as heard of it.

 There is no doubt at all bat that csn" Anna, with from l2,000 to l5,0O0 men, is De, tween us and Jalapa. Il is conceded on all sides. But if Gen. Twiggs does not whiP him, he viii at least keep hini in check nn'a Gen. Sco,., who lefi yesterday, reaches hin' which will bs tomorrow aighl Ma ose Patterson Jeff here with TWO engadss 0