From hae \. 0. Bslfefta Oei 2tth. FROM MONTEREY
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1 By the steamer Galveston, which arrived ] yesterday, dates to the S,t instant were re- ceived from MslahnaFas, but we to noi lind | that they contain intelligence of 4fote satisfactory ua,uro than that which ihc pub. ilc has been in possession ot some time, relative lo the se.se of Monterey. Yer bally we learn that the Mexican force garri- l soniug that city amounted to 10000 os l2,- .taO0 men, and that ibe5 loss in killed aud ! wounded, Is as high as 2,O00, while tliat ai our army. is slill reported mol to exceed 509 or GOO.

 The Mexican army has, ia accordance with the terms ni capiulaiion, fallen back beyond lhe. RfneerTado; aud the American Engineers. on inspecting the deicnecs of tue evacHaied city, have found them nueh stron- been anticipated, The army under tmpudia e said to have numbered from lG,0eJ io h. 900 men; and so incetfsets were they sa his surrender, on discovering tlie.hamerical in- leriority of the Americans, That lhey nnme- diately displaced him, and chose Mcja in his stead as their Colnman,!ef-in-Ch,e(

 Lieut.. Col, McCtuags of inc ilisslssippi volunteers, we are grailied ta learn, was still living, and siroug hopes were entertain cd of his recovery.

 Capales was at Sun Fernando wiih his body of Rancheros, hanassing parties be- tween Canlargo aud Monterey In one iii. stance he killed Texan ssller, and iu another, took about lhirty pack mules. /

 The ~ounsled at Monterey were doing well, and the health of the ely vas goo,l-

 The Texas Hangers, the last of the yDlsiis- teers from that State. have been ,lIsdanded

 Thlrty-iwo pieces of brass cannon were taken at Monterey, aud a gFeai amount Of ordnance stores.

 Tine following coHgfatglatory order has been issued by Gen. Eay Tor to the army

 IsAs QpAarERs 4siMY or 0ecurArsox.

 Cssap Rear ti9etefey, Sept q, isie.

 ORDERS No. l20.-~TLe c0in.aalidlng General has tl,e satisfaction Ia congratulate ,lte assiss u,sGef his command, upoi. anosser sIghai upapph over tie Mexican forces SuPeri9Tto us n number, strongly fortified. and walh aa immense prePoajrrance Of ar iiilefy, they have yet been driscn from poinl .ypoin' unld forced to sue fef terms Of fsrli,,issioa. Such teens have beeu ess..isJ as were ootsrlered due io the sAlla,i, lelenre of the town, and to .he liberal policy II oat Government.

 The General begs 10 return hls thanks to hls commanders, and to his officers and men, both of the regular and solua,cer forces, for the skill, the courage. and the perseverance, sish which ihry haze overcome manifold difIiculslcs. and finally achieved a victory shedding las.re upon the Aneriean arms.

 great result has been obtained. bat not without the loss oi many gallsm and aeeon,-