Correspondence of the Commercial Times.

 M4rAMoRxs, March Sd, iSl7.
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Gentlemen Since mine of the lsl, we have been favored with thousand rHnors shall give you those only that are most re- liable.

 Dates from Camargo to the 2Sth uldno, just reaehed here. The letter ! saw, states that Mexican had come in there with the information of Gen. Taylor's having killed 1000 of the Mex,eans tn three hard fought days: first al Agua Nueva; the second al SallIlIo the third a; the R,ncoana do Pass-~- that Gen. Taylor had got safely m al the Black Fort Monterey, He adds also that there is much confidence to be placed in ihis report, ss the Mexicsns look very much h down m the mo1,hs This is lhe case here too. No one doubts the Mexicans having complete and particular intelligence of the results of lhe baule; they convey news from the most remote parts of baFfen territory wilh surprising swdIness. The letter above alluded ,o, says that all communication is cut oir between Monterey and Camargo- That the rumor l gave you on the Ist, ol l2D wagons and merchant mules having beeu captured turns oui too true. It is further stated, .hal all he teansters were butchered; and Il IS feared shas many ol the merchants who were along having met with . similai fate

 It further states, ias; four Ohio veiun;eers came ,p there on the 18th. ult- reported 400I Mexican cavalry a, Mstis. s6e .. Srsal.e and that Mier, from which pAsce they l'sd just arrived, fifty cavalry had entered the town. Col. Morgan was at serslvo with