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 HeApQuAETERs ARMY 1F 0ccrPArTov,

 Camp before Monterey.

 September 23, iss5. SIR have the graii6eatica ,o report that the Bishops Palace was gssi6nty carried yesterday by the troops of the 2d division. In the course of inc night the batteries below the town were, with one exception abandoned by the enemy, and thss morn ing were occupied by our troops. To-day the Sd infantry with the eid artillery of the lst division, the Mississippi and TenneSsee regiments, and the 2d regiment of Texas rilemen, (dismuunted.) haze been warmly engaged with the enemy in the town, and have driven tim with considerable loss 10 the plaza and it's vicinity, which is yet strongly oecu- pied A portion of the 2d division has also advan. ced into the town on the right, and holds position there. Tae enemy still maintains himself In the plaza and citadel, and seems determined to make a stubborn resistance.

 am particularly grsi6cd to rerori that our sue eesses ol yesterday and to-day, though disastrous to the enemy, have been achieved without material loss.

 cannot speak in too high terms of the galiantry and perseverance of our troops throughout the ar- duous operation ol the last ihres days

 am, sir,N very respectfully.

 Youf obedieat servant,

 /. TAYLOR,

 Major General Il. S. A. Com. THE ApJUrAST GENERsL or THE ARMY,

 Washington, D. C,