TWO MOTEREYS.
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There are two cities in Mexico by the name of Monterey, over both of which the flag of the Uniled~Sta,e> now floats. The one which was lately taken by Gen Tal Tor is the capital of Novo Leon, situated on the San Juan river, ab ut 2S0 miles from Meta moraS in the interior in southwest drec- ton. IL contained SC me 6 or thousand in habitants, and is now occupied by our army. The other Monterey is a seaport on the Pa cifc, on the western coast of Upper Calfnr- mia, and was taken by Commodore Sloai, and now held for the United States by Com modore Stockton. A territorial governmen, has been established over that provinCe.- North Californ a, and as far as the Ameri. can arms have penetrated, it was organized, and seems to work well. Thus has Califor nia and New Mexico been ANNEXED to our territory. This is doing things in q hurry.

 Mirrm cf Ihe Times.

 An officer in the army, writing from Mon tcrey, Novo Leon, says of it:

 "A'l the productions of a temperate zone, and scme considerable of the torrid are here produced. Here are oranges and DO. megranaies, bananas, 9pples, &c. /; in fact, every VGIitiE V4 lfuil uuuSi tHc SuII ID luunu in abundance.

 'lIow has kind heaven alorred his hapvs lond, And scattered besSIngS win liberal hhnd.'

 Fountains, monuments, statue X images greet the paS>er by at every strp. Water is carrie. from the mountains though the streets in aqueducts; and, all in all, it is a beautiful place. Cur fellows say it approach es very near their ideas of paradise