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Aa4er fFoan vera CruK.

 By the steamship Massachusetts we hay. Vera Cruz papers to l3,h.

 Nothing certain was known at Vera csu. relative 10 the position of the Mexican army

 Santa Anna and Gen. La Vera were said to be between Vera Cruz sad Jalapa, with 1900 men.

 The castle has undergone a thorough cleansing.

 Tine steamship .Nee Orieans arrived q, Vera Cruz from Tampico on the l2,h. hay. ing on board company of Regular Infantry from Forf Smelling, and Mir. M. Y. Beach of the New York Sun. Mr. B. was recently from the city of Mexico. < Maj. Gen. Patterson had recovered 70 as to be able to assume the command of his division.

 4 black man name Kirk, from the United States, was convicted of committing . rape on Mexican woman, and of oftbeft--was hung on the 10th.

 The Palmetto Regiment was encamped near Vera Cruz, expecting to leave fer the interior in few days. Gen. Scott and staff lef, for Jalapa on the l2th, escorted by Col, Harney's Dmgoons. They expected to be up with Gen. Twiggs, in two or three days

 Alyarado port is now open for trade.

 Gen. Worth was expected to leave Gcs the Anterior on the l4th. Col. Wilson of the lst Infantry, was 10 remain in charge of the city and castle The sloops of war .7i6any and German toien, frigate Raruaa and Potomac, flag ship .Hissisappi, and steamers .Splfre and Viren with bomb vessels in tow, had sailed for Tuspan.

 The Petrel, Bonita and Hecla also sailed The object is to take possession of Tus- pan, 10 be effected by landing the sailors and marines at convenient point.

 The Eagle contains q proclamation of Gen. Scott calling upon Mexicans to remain quietly at their homes, and at the same time invites them to furnish provisions for the ar my and receive cash therefor.

 The 2d Reg't. U. s Artillery. Lt Col Bel ton, left Vera Cruz on the 18th

 The Mexicans are supplying the city with an abundance of provisions.

 Mr. T. J. Lott Of Coyington, Miss, died at Vera Cruz of his wounds.

 Santa Anna was said to have Jeff the city of Mexico on the Is, April, to superin,ead the operations against the army from Vera Cruz.

 Later from Mntamoras,

 By the propeller Trilm6ui we have Maa- moras papers of l4ih inst.

 Some fellow has abstracted l500 dollars from the strong box of the subsistence de- partment at Malamoras

 IL is proposed to establish public school in Matamoras. 1 The North Carolina Regiment is encsmp- ed g miles from Camargo. under command of Col. Vain.

 Geo. W Barnes, ist sergeant, company \. and J. J. F. Stokes, 3d corporal, company, E. North Carolina Reg't have died i Maj F. W. Abbot, of the Mass. Vol, has been placed in command of the troops al Matamoras. by order of Col. Cushing

 The first division, forming the right wing of the Kentucky Louisville Legion, arrived al he Brazos SL Jngo, bound home. The jeff wing was also on the way to tie Bfazos but had not reached Camargo whea last ] heard irom.