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the 6rst day until hs haa only Gorty er 6fiy men with him. sis also said iEsai Capt Ma- grudss followed uP . clmrge until he had but Rlne soldiers left. ! cannot now TecnlIec. one tenth part of the iustaBces uf almost reckless daring displayed. but shall eDdeavor to pick them up. shall also send you on full return of the killed and wounded if I can obtain it. but al present 1t is almost im- possible to get hold of anything. The wounded are still along the road for miles, although they are bringing .hem in as fast as possible.

 The army is to advance towards Mexico immediately. Gen. Worth's division march ed this meaningless. Scott is 10 march at noon. Santa Anna's coach Is to be harness ed up for the purpose of carrying Maj. Snm- neF--a better use than t was ever pat 10 be- fore.

 The officers and men of the Mexican army - mean such as are prisoners--are to De turned loose on their parole not again to take up arms during lhe war.-Perhaps II is the best disposition ihal could be made of them, as any other course would delay Gen. Scouts forward movement. Fifteen of their officers have refused to sign, but have given their parole ot honor 10 report themselves, with out delay, to Col. Wilson al Vera Cruz, as prisoners of war. Among these are Gems. La Vega and Janero, the latter Go-ernor of Perose during the time the Texan prisoners were there, and believe distinguished for his good treatment of them. These officers will either be kept in the Castle of San Juan de Ulua, or else proceed to the United States

 Gen. Shields is still alive, but it is consid- cred impossible for him ,o survive The ball went through his lnngs as he was lead ing his men to storm the farthes. work of the enemy. - write. this amid confusion of all kinds, and with no other table than knees. \ hun dred Mexican officers are around me, making out their paroles, while our dead are being carried by and consigned to their long res-. ting place by ihe rOad-side.

 shall start on for Jalapa this afternoon, and will write by every opportunity. send you some Mexican papers, as also Santa An na's last proclamation. l, is rich. c. ". K. P. S.-I have just learned that t.sre is some hopes for Gen. Shields God gran. he may live.

 Col Baker, who charged on the last fort, lost forty-6ve men in killed and wounded out of only portion of his regiment Lieut. Cow ardin, killed Lieut. Murphy supposed to be morally wounded; Lieut. Johnson wounded in three places, and thigh amputated Lieuts. Scott, Fromad and Malthy, wounded.

 G. W.K.