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VERA Cnuz AND ST. JrAs.-rhe oniy detailed account which has yet reached us of the fall of these strong holds of the enemy will be found in another column taken from she P.c.yane. Under such losses and the disastrous defeat at Buena Vista the Mexicans must be ready for peace upon honor able terms, or willing to live under the sovereignty offhe United States From all sources il is under stood that Gen. Scott is preparing for rapid march to the interior and with his present effective force. will take him but short time to reach the Capi. tol. Gen Worth it is said has already advanced to JaIapa.

 When the news of this victory reached us we sent an extra to Major D. Butler, commanding at the ar senal at this place. who at night threw up nanber of beautiful rockets, which seemed to burst in the sky with unusual brillianey The next morning a salute was fired of thirty guns with admirable ra- pidity, in honor of the success of our arms. sa- late had been fired the day before for Bueha Vista.

 For the fine display of rockets which were sent up from the square near our office, the public are indebted to Mir. D. C. Fulton, who furnished them for the occasion and fired them, and we are obliged 10 disclaim all right to the compliment paid by the editor of the Gazette in attributing this to us.