LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.
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: The schooner Iona, Capt. Stevens, arrived yesterday morning from Vera Cruz, bringing advices from tha, place to the morning of the Eth instant

 Gen. Quitman's command consisting of the Isl Division of the army, and compris- ing the South Carolina. Alabama and Geor- gia Regiments, returned 10 their camps near Vera Crux on the 9th inst, after an absence of six days, during which time they encamp- cd at Anton Lizardo and Alyarado. All was quiet at both places, and the inhabitants seemed friendly. No troops were Jeff at either place, but U. s. steamer and two schooners remained al Alvarado, where be- tween 20 and 30 cannon had been taken possession or IL is understood tha, this di- vision of the forces will proceed in few days to Jalapa, ea route for the city of Mexi- co. Their health has been generally good so far.

 Gen. Worth was engaged in organizing . city pollce, the appointments to which appear, from the names, so be all Mexicaas. Jas.s- ces of she Peace have been appointed, with jurisdiction in civil matters to the amount d s 100, and. in criminal matters of minor gra- witty, 4 tariff of licenses, submitted by shs Aynnlamien.o, has been ratified. The mon. eys collected under the Mexican laws, D,