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surrendered at discretion, inpIorine the clemency Of the victors. The total iioss iioss of the government forces.in addition to the schr. and transports, was iS7 kill ed, aud 5 wounded, including the com mander of the fotilla, D. Manuel La "a Bonifaz, an officer of marine called Senabia, and another {name unknown) born in the United States, and the se- eend Lieutenant ef the l33lh permanent battalion, D. Jose del Carmen Solis.- Prisoners l05. Among those wounded on shore was ah officer of the name of Gill, and the ssnotorious Pauline Mo rales.

 The remains Of the division which landed, made their escape for the lime, it being , o'clock in the evening, and the commander of the fort not deeming it expedient to weaken his force, by sending detachment in pursuit.

 The loss of the Santa Anna party is stated at g killed, including the s.intre- ipid D. Jose M. Perez, of Vera Cruz," and 20 wounded. Among the latter is Capt. D. Evaristo Sanchez.

 Tothe above, which is an abridgment of very detailed account, IS added in il postscript, dated July 26, that after inc surrender of the iiotiiia, by is commandant, Bonitaz, the 'sobstinate pirate Thompson,'' who commanded tho Vera CFuzana, had the perfdy to disehargehis twenty-four pounder, load ed with grape shot, which killed D. Jose Maria Perez, adjutant of the com mandant of the fort, and a man by the name of Alyarado, wounded Captain Eyaresto Sanchez, {mentioned abovel and Sergeant Sagos, and caused great damage to the fotilla, against which he directed the charge.

 We learn from Capt. Perkins that the prisoners, including Thompson and bis brother, were confined in Tobasco jail.