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By the arrival here last. evening cf the schr. .ab6y Morios, Captain Cornish, from lah,pico, the 96ih ulE, we hear intelligence thence up to that date. ae

 General Scoil, the Commander-in -in-C Chief, arrived of Tampicn, on Thursday evening, the 18th qk., bnl did not come ashare until Friday morning, previous to which he re- ceiyed q Hlhrndering wslcome.n He seenSed to be in iine health and spirits Alter re- ceivlng the congratulations of ss great gnsm- les Sf the cidxefs he pfscSsitd 10 ti4aseral Paiietsop's hea,i-quarsers 0n the 2lsl, he emharked wlh ilis suif oa hOAsd He steaHI- ship JAassarAIsseits, to proceed, 10 doubt. b the island of Lrbos. The fe1t briga.les under Geperals I'wigs, Piliow, Shields aud Quitman are eubarkng, probably, foe the same destination, Although nothing posit6e m relation thereto, was promulgated to the inhablssntsIof 'farBpice. 'PIre Ssnfiha says, Sine destination of these troops Is vefy pro- perly left to tie fruitful imagination of the public; for, what is the value, ol secret if il IS tn the possession of every one"

 About 2000 troops had left Tampte0 fnr Lobos, and all the vessefs were. Ilanlinx it to lake on beard the remainder of the lrssaps The steamship Eadora was io leave ea the 24th plt, for Lobos, aud thence for this port .s. ,s;s,.

 GsSsRas WaRTH.--The brigade nf Gen. Worth had not reached T'ampico oar the 29Ill uit., but was hourly expected

 The scene ia and about Tampieo, is stated to be stirring in the extreme Reviews of troops, inregiments and brigades, were daily taking place, vessels were continually arriv- ing with goods, merchandise, military stores, &c., Se-; the American population were all m intense excitement, regarding coming events. Every thing announced action, tn it's utmost intensity All quiet, with regard 10 the enemy, m ttie interior. \ -- ta :

 DEsTITUTtoS IN TIE MEXICAN ARMY PovERTY OF THE GOVERN aENT.-'rhe Tampico SeRiiael, of the 20th ul,iino, pub- lisies proclamation from Santa Anna lo his countrymen, which will be found below.-- The distress pervading his army, which it paints, is really unexampIed in modern his tory. Since the publication ot that doe umeat, he has issued an address io the sul- diers, in which he reiterates the helplessness and destination of ,hnse under him, and slaies his determination ol immediately pro ceeding for m search of the enemy---advising the soldiers, as they are deserted by the Gss- yernmen,, that they must enleavor to '.kill what they eat It is dated the 26lh ulllno, at San Luis PosDsi, and is intended to inspire the soldiers with coarage and patriotism.

 