From ae N. o. Comaercial 7Imss Sep. 9.

 MEXFCO. FULL ANB INTERESTING DETAILS,
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NEWS BY THE MARY KINGsLAND.

 The late hour at which the Mary Kiagsiaad ar rivediyesterday morning. cOmpeied us to give very brief synopsis of the important Mexican intelligence of which she was the bearer. We now hasten to present a more complete summary ol the news, most of which is contained in the annexed letters from our excellent correspondent "lNpIcAToR.

 Our files of Vera CIuz papers add but little to the advices which we sabjoin. In relation to the fate Of Lieut.. Hene erson, the Sun of .aBaha0e of the 27th ultimo. contains the following:

 "Nothing has yet been heard of Lieutenant Hen derson aisd the detachment under his command, who were, it is supposed, taken by the Mexicans near Puente NationeI few days ago. We have seen in the Jalapa BOIetia of the 2Oth, that Aburto. the chief who commanded the guerriilas at the Bridge. had made his report to the Mexican Government, but nothing is said of this detachment. The rumors which Lave circulated here few days ago, give us reason to fear very muchlof their fate.

 Postscript.-Sinee the above was put in type, we have seen Mexican who told us that he was pres ent when the detachment was taken in the chapar- ral after surTendering to twenty times their num- Der and shot, This is horrible, and the consequent ces will be sad ones We will make further remarks about this trait of cruelty and eowardice.

 The names of the unfortunate fellows who were thus murdered, are--2d Lieut.. David Henderson, commanding the detachment :--Cooper, Surgeon U. s. A.;-Foraats, Ord. St. La. Rangers; Geo. Rand. guide; and privates W. D. Cotder,---Neu- gent, J. O'Donneil, known m New Orleans Dy the name of J. Watson; W York, J. Johns, r.,-Lip- kin, Thos. Wallace, E. Sturgeon, John Porter, two men belonging to the Georgia Regiment of mounted men.'

 It appears from the letter of correspondent that the proposition for an Armistice was made by Gen. Scott through the intervention of the British Minis ter. The following IS the correspondence on the subject, between Gen. Scott and Senor Alcefta, Minister ofWar and Marine, which we translate from Fl .ircvIis of the 1st instsnt

 Last News from the Capital. MExIco, August P, lS47.

 As the nation is awaiting to hear of the result of the now existing war, particularly as the American troops are stationed in the neighborhood of the Ca- pita the Government believe il to be duty incum- bent on them, to adopt system of publicity, in or der that the whole Republic may be informed of the events that are happening.

 In consequence, we hasten to print the official notice given by the Chief of the enemy's army to the Supreme Government. soliciting an aImistlce and the reply that has been made.

 The nation may be assured that the Supreme Go vernment has at heart and ever will have, its high and important duties which it will never lose sight of; and as the entire country is interested in this serious affair." it is desirous that the people should be informed of all that occurs, since theirs is the negotiation now pending.