From the New Orleans Picayune, Oct IA.
Our Victories fully Confirmed.


Arrival the Steamship Fashion.
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THE CAPITAL IN OUR QUIET POS SESSION.
American Loss in the Battles OF The Sih and 18th.
Gems. Piioso and Shields Wounded-Cof. McIn.


tosh, Lieut.. Coils. Martin Scott, GRAHAM, Bdr-


ter and Dickinson, KtHe6-GTeat Loss Of other


Officers and men. 9c.


Tho Steamer Fashion, Capt. Ivy, arrived last
evening from Vera Cruz ria Tampico, having
left the former city the Tin and the latter on
the 9th. From the 81 to the 7lh outward bound
vessels were detained at Vera Cruz by a heavy
norther, and little communication was had with
the shore. The Fashion has experienced very
rough weather. Hr. ...


By this arrival we have our correspondence
from Mf. Kendall and others up to the 2Sth of
September from the City Of Mexico. The news


is glorious, ever glorious for the American arms;
at the same time our losses are severe. and the
details Of tho Killed and wounded heart sickuing
Thank Godl none of our Generals has been kill.
ed but Major Gen. Pillow and Brig. Gen. Shields
were both wounded severely, but were doing well
at last accounts. We are not about to repeat
| The list of killed here; it will be found in Mr..
Kenda's letters. We may mention. however,
that Col. Mcintosh and Col. Ransom, Lieut. Col.
| Martin Scott, Liert. Col. Graham. of the l. LII
! Infantry, Lit. Col. Baxter, of the New York reg
iment, and 1t. Col. Dickinson, of tho South Car.
olina regiment, are dead. For the rest Of tho de-
porabe list refer to Mr.. Kendus letters.
In the battle of the king's Mill Cd the Sth, Gen.
w orths division lost about 600 men in killed and
wounded. % tho battles of tho l3lh-the storm.
ing of Chapultepec and the attack on the citade
-Quitman's division lost 800, fwigs 200 Pill.
lows l42, and Worts l3S-SiS IN all. WORT
had scarcely thousand in this section.--
Our entire loss sinca leaving Puebla in killed


wounded and missing, Mr.. Kendall set down a
5000; another authority given baIew axes i
1000 Aud yc. Gen. Scott entered The valley o


Mexico with al army only lit,o oxcJoltng 10 :
| 600 men. What wonders have not these ''ier
! thousand acblevcdi The Mexicans account:
/ representing that VIC were at any time serious
+ repulsed arc not true. Mexican loss is not dclin


Itcly ascertancd. but enormous.
We have very beautiful maps illustrating boil


the great battle feIds--of The SIh and tho 18Th
and shall lay before our readers early as prac
! llcable.


| Gen. Bravo not killed but was taken priso
ner. We do nc, see that Santa Anna was wounded


1t is true that he has resigned The Presidency
We have tho act before US, but havo not room
for 1t TO-DAY. Since his resignation he has made
an address to his countrymen, which VIC VIII Civ,
/ to morrow.