FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM THE

 FIGHT AT MONTEREY,
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The steamer Mercer, arrived last evening from Camatgo, brought down passenger Maj. Coffee, who gives us further intelligence of the taking of Monterey.

 Maj. C. reports the loss on the part of the Mexioans to have been much greater than was first stated. IL has been ascertained thai fifteen huadred would not cover their loss in killed and wounded On the part of the Americans, six hundred was the full ex- tent of the loss.

 Gen. Taylor, previous to the attack, is said io havs had no idea of the extent and strength of the Mexican Notifications. But the valor of his troops lallered al no oppo- sition. Besides the soldiery, he had io fight the whole mass of the Mexican population, who fired from the tops of their houses aud did great execution. To particularize the performance of any one regiment or com mand, where all did 90 well, would De an injustice. All have gained imperishabie honors. The yalor displayed by our whole Army is unparalleled in history. Individual acts ofheroism ~are performed which will render the actors immortal.

 Gen. Worth has covered himself with glory. His tactics, ss displayed ia the eap- lure of three of the most impoFtant forts,