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the mortars of the enemy: but aite' having passed to the right bank of the 4Narews our army attempted to destroy the bridge. Placed, however, under the fire ofthe enemy, their success was Imperfect, aid they coald not preyeat the Russians from repairing 1t. This circumstance enabled the division of grenadiers under Prince Pzakowskio to pass over the right bank of the Narew. The emy's division, protected by a numerous artillery, placed on a position on the opposite bank, commenced d wig orous lire. This protected the division, and presented serious obstacle to our attack. Nevertheless, several of our regiments ofiniantry and other divisions charged the enemy with intrepidity.- The combat was for a long time, one of real slaughter. We were unable te drive the enemy across the river, and on his side, with the greatest efforts he could not reach its right bank. and the enemy, who had advanced in numerous columns, was obliged to retreat. Final y, the Russians, exhausted, towards night retired from the other side of the river, leaving only some sharp shooters on the right bank, who also retrograded as far as the bridge. Thus we remain ed masters of the field of battle. The battle ended at I2 o'clock at night. lerdered the army to proceed to Pultusk. This march was effected without the least interruption on the. part oi the enemy. We have not been able to ascertain ourloss but it is con siderable oa both sides, both in killed and wounded.

 We have taken some hundred soldiers and several officers.

 (Ihe report concludes with praise of the officers and men, and a promise of a more detailed report.) lSigned] Commander-in-chief.

 SKRZYNECKI. No prisoners were taken during the ] battle, and the number of the dead on both sides amounted to 2O,000.-It stated ln some accounts that the palas had only 4,000 men killed. amono whom were Generals Kicki and Kam, linsk', Coi. Goyenski, and several other officers. Among the wounded were Generals Bozuslewski, Pac, Skrzynski. MalachowsSi, and a great many other staff officers.

 From fAe Jseso orieans Courier qt Jug. I.

 TEN DAYS LATER.

 The ship Citizen arrived in thts port yesterday riternoon, having sailed from Liverpool on the f7th of June. Our. commercial friends have lent Us Liver pool letters and papers of the I3th. which contain London dates 10 the eva.lag oithe l lth. These. we believe. are tfle latest dates furnished. Vel .siyf made some extracts, wtfiek will bel found below