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rived by another route General Ski,,s. ;.

 meantime. attacked and routed body .,,,oast "s hacienda neal Taeuhaya. ths Mexicsns, driven, or rather leaving ~,i,h.,, inneh driving, the positions which they A,a n s" p,ee, concentrated tAeir sorces at rlscr oeheve, ChofooGseo, where they had three .tr,, i Notifications erected FFem these they x,r. esssEe'y dislQdgrd, and lhe troGps a ,ir nlain eo

 pieteiy routed, atef aG action as before s,.,ss | two hours si

 santa Anna retreated through the city of M.p,, to Guadalupe, unsieF the natural impression ,a.. Gen. Scott would immediately take possesS;o, !, me sity, and desirous to pu, his valuable person

 General Worth eneamped that nigh, wi,hi, s.. m'ies or the city, but the next day flied oil to Tasr oays, where he was joined by the main body a, ,s. army under General Scott.

 me AFnistice creates great dissatisfaction i, s

 army, particularly as it is misaaderstood t, hss. neea the voluntary proposition of General Sros, Ahe tacts seem to be these Santa Anna xavs n,

 necessity Of procuring . suspension of hostil,,,s but dared make no proposition The British mi, lster consequently took upon himself the ot6ee og ihduelng General Scott to write tke desired n,, | posai, which, with some apparent reluctance ,,s, much iasolence, The Muisie, AIeorta reecly,d .nS answered. agreeing 10 send two Commissioner ,s conclude the armistlee, who were forthwith anro,S ted. 'PP'@ l The letters Of General Scott and Alcorta .ssA yon m Spanish, asI have not time to translate ihs To increase the Ill feeling with which the arm,,. nee was regarded. some of our wagons which ,vr, sent into the city on the 26th in accordance v,s agreement, for provisions, were attacked and dr, en back without their goods and upon returning ,h next day, with orders rom the Mexican au,har,t.. 10 Tree them from molestation, the mob atiaelsd them ln the streets, and killed five or six of ae teamsters and escort

 We learn thai Major Lally is ln Jalapa. where L. has been joined by Captain Walker, whose deprsa. ftons are said to have been of character that o,. have done honor to Jaraata. have heard nothing of BeSancon or Henderson,, attachments.

 Very respectfully, yours.

 lNptcARoR

 VERA CRuz, Sept. 1, lst, GeRiteSaen--Since writing you this day q, Is o'clock, have learned that it is the intention of f,h Mexieans to fall back to Gualdahona, and here continue this war on a guerrilla plan, headed by Gen. PaTedes. IL is reported that Ger Santa Anna has been pronounced traitor by Valencia ana Peres. We have nothing to do but take the whOlp country from them. The U. $ ship .imerieda this morning fired a sa lute of twenty y-one guns in honor of the victory. Yours in haste, ors

 For the following list of killed and wounded, in the engagements of the 18th and 20ih we are n debted to our neighbors of the PteayRne. OFFIeERs KILLED Rsguiars.-Maor Muh 18th Infantry; Capt Burke, ISt Artillery Can, Hanson, 7th Infantry Capt Thornton, 2d Dragoops Capt Capron, ist Artillery; Capt Quares, 18th ia fantry; Capt Anderson, 2d Infantry; Liehi Irons lst Artillery. but attached to Gen. Cadw aladers staff; Lieut. Preston Johnson, lsi Artillery, but st tached to Magrader's battery; LIeut Easiy 2d la. lantry; Lieut. Goodman. 18th iniaL;ry; Lieut HoE, man, lst Artillery. VoIaateeys --l.ieat Chandler New York Reei. | meut, Col P M Butler, Lieuts David Adams aat W K Williacls, of the South Carolina Regiment OFFICERS WouNpED--Rsgui uiars.--C0l Ciark 9th hi [, slightly; Col Morgan, 18th Infantry. e. vereIy; Maj Wade. 3d Artillery, severely; Maj Boa. neville, 9th Infanry. slightly; Capt Wesseils. a Infantry, severely; Capt PhiiKearny, ist Dragools left arm shot off Capt MeReynoids, 3d Drsgocns severely; Capt Craig. 3d Infantry, severely; Cap Ross, 7h Infantry, severely; Capt smlih, 2d h. tantiy severely; Capt Chapman, 5h Infantry; slgh ly; Capt Johnson, 9th Infantry; slightly Capt Holdeh I2th Infantry slightly Capt Hathaway, lst Artilery slightly; Capt Holiinau. 9th Infantry slightly Lieu SchyleI Hamilton, ls Infantry, but attached 10 Gen Scuii's staff severely. Lieut. Halloway. sth lnan try but atachgsi to Sniths Light Battalion, severe ly; Lieut. Bacon 6th Infantry, severely; Lieut. Ca. 1 lender of he Ordnance, but commanding howi'Es battery, severely; Lieut. AruUld, 2d Artillery, ! ed 10 Col GarIsnds staa slightly; Lieut. HeBdrck soy. 9th Infantry, severely; Lieut. Humber. 5lh h faitry, severely; Lieut. Boynton, lst Artillery, bs attached to Tayors battery, slightly, Lieut. Lorma Graham, acting with lst Dragoons, severely Lieu Van Buren, ol the Riles slightly; Lieut. Martin, la Artillery right aTf1 s.so: e..; Lieut. tioodoe lsnI Infantry mortally; Lieut. Faneily, 9th Infantry, be attached 10 smiths Light Battalion, severely LieG Lugenbell, adJutant 9th Infantry, slightly; LleuI Bee, 3d Infantry slightly; Lieut. Lowell, 2d Iniaa- try, siighty Lieut. Chandler, Sd Infantry, sghlyI Lieut. Collins. lth Artillery, slightly; Lieut. ridea 2d Infantry, severely; Lieut. Newman, 9th iufahrJ, severely; Lieut. Gardner. 2d Infantry, severely Lieu Hay den. 2d Infantry. slightly; Lieut sprague. adfat tant 9lh Infantry, slightly: Lieut. Palmer, Jl lnlan | try, severely; Lieut. Buckner, 9th Ialy, sighlyE Lieut. Cram 9th Infantry, slightly; Lieut. Simpkn.

 2th Infantry, slightly; Lieut. Peefneli, 18th laian ! try, shgtily Lieut. Bonnet, 18th Infantry. l lolGMerrs-Acw York Regiment. Colonel Bur ! net, severely Capt Farchild. slightly; Capt Dyek man, severely; Lieut. Sweeney, severely; lieS Jenniss slightly; kieg! Cooper severely; Lieu 1 McCabe. slightly; Leut Porter, severely; Lies Griffis, slightly; Lalhowsky, slightly, Souh Caroiiaa Regimeni- Lieut. Colonel Dieket k | son, severely; Capt James D Banding, siightt { AdJ CaH;ey, severely; Lieut. Sumpter, slightly Gag S Modau slightly; Lieut. K Clark, dangeroa a | ly; Lieut. J W Steen, slightly; Lieut. Dasa | slightly; Capt W D DeSaussure, slightly; Lieut. Abney, severely.