IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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Reported defeat of Col. Doniphan-Amer,>

 cans lost Seren men and all their Artillery

 Gen. Lane and Col. Bowles acquitted

 by the Court of In7uuiry al Vera Cruz

 General Taylor marching against San

 Luis.

 Philadelphia, Sunday evening, May 50.

 By the arrival of the propeller Trumbull Brazos files to the 18th inst. have been re~ ccived. Letters to the N. o. Picayune, da- ted Walnut Springs, May 3, give report ,ha, Col. Doniphan's force had been atac> ed at the pass of Sierra Gordo, about half way between Saltillo and Chihuahua, by | Mexican force from Durango, under Gen. Reso. Col Doniphan was defeated, with 1 the loss of seven men and all his artillery. An English gentleman, who arrived at Saltillo on the Sd inst. says Col. Doni> phan started from Chihuahua on the lst of April via San Jose pc Parral, and Saltillo

 papers think that his command must be

 within few days march of that place. Gen. Cadwallader and staff, Col, Ramsey. Major Morgan, Capts. Carr, Syberg, Butler Bernard, Riddle and others had arrived at

 Palo Alto. Gen. Cadwallader forthwith proceeded with his command, except the ] dragons 10 Vera Cruz to reinforce Genera Scott.

 :. The Court of Inquiry, in the cases oi Gen. Lane and Col. Bowles, has given it's , report. The conduct of the former is fully approved-an0 the personal courage bath

 the capacity ofthe latter.

 The latest Monterey Pioneer thinks tha, . an advance on San Luisis designed by Gen B Taylor, as unusual activity prevails in ev' cry department.

 , Gen. Urea has issued proclamations fol a men and contributions, and left for the city + of Mexico, so says the Matamoras Flag oi

 18th inst.

 Vera Cruz dates to the evening ofthe 18th

 inst. furnish nothing later from Genera Scott.