LATER FROM VERA CRUZ :!
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At an early hour this morning the ship Arkansas. Capt. Hilliard, arrived from Vera Cruz in days.

 Mir Kendall writes us that the last re- per,s from the capital indicate that the disensions are not yet terminated. Santa Anna is said to have allied himself with the party of Fartas. and to be determined to support the war at the expense of the church.

 A Gaudalajara paper publishes the terms offered by our government for peace through Atoeha. The principal one was in brief, l5,0O,00O to be paid Mexico for the line of 56 deg from the Gulf to the Pacific, and the U. s. to demand no expenses for the war.

 These expenses are estimated at thirteen millions, making total of 28, ,oO,O 900, for the territory north of 26 deg.