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The steamer James IL Day has brought to New
Orleans one days later accounts from Vera Cruz,
being to the afternoon Of the l6tl. instant.


The most important part of he intelligence, as
we learn from the Delta, is the 'fatterng prospect
OF peace which is presented by verbal report that,
before the steamer sailed information had been re-
ceived at Vera Cruz that Generals SCOTT and
WORTH, with the main body of the army, had adj
vanced as far as Rio Frio without opposition, and
were met at that place by depntaton from the
capital with propositions for peace. The tenor of
these propositions not known, but they were
of such nature that Gen. ScoTT refused to accept
them, and was determined to push on his forces to
the capital. 1t was supposed, however, from the
deep anxiety felt by the new government to stay
the march of forces the capital, that further
concessions would be made to Gen. ScoTr before
he took up his line of march from Rio Frio


Tampco has been threatened with an attack from the Mex
who reported be 500 strong in the vicinity Of
the city,


On the night of the 10Th instant demonstration made
by the Mexcans in Tampco to The American auho-
ties, however, had timely information Of the contemplated
movement and to suppress it, if attempted, called out the
troops who lay their all night There then no
demonstration of revolt made.


On the l5h instant party of Mexican ancers attacked
the ouposts Tampco and drove the senne into the city,
On the 10th party of rancheros attacked the pilot station
and greeted by discharge from half dozen muskes
when they retIeated.