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yolun,eers ou Friday, aad he has, no dcabt, ...rhed the advance before ihis hour. Gen. Tmiggs had between 25O0 aud 27OC .....-ehoice ones, too-undeF his command, anJ entertain lit.!e fear for his safety. Gen p,uerson reached with Shields and Pillows .,,gades. and all the force except the garri- .,o the town and Quiiman's brigade, are s;,ber at the scene of action or on the road lo It =

 Gen. Scott, think. was pretty well sa,is- fed. before his departure, that Santa Anna v,s in the neighborhood of Jalapa, and was making good time towards that point before tEe express reached him.

 4 ,errible battle will be fought at Cerro Condo, or there will be litlle or no fighting an intelligent Mexican told me tonight, thai tbere would be no fight, and that Santa Anna had with him four prominent members oi the National Congress, with she aid of whom he hopes to negotiate a peace. believe truly, that il is the wish of his Exeelleney to end the strife, but whether he will embrace this occasion, which, by the way, IS an ex- esIlsnt one,) capnot say.

 The horses of the Tennessee Cavalry ar nved to-day from Tampico; and as soon as they are landed expect Quitman viii leave here.

 Moses Y. Beach, of the New Fork Sun, s now here. He came from the city oi Mexico by way of T'ampico, and that in so shor, a time that the news of the exploitation of this place had been received three days before his departure.

 fl can buy, beg or borrow horse, I will leav. for Jalapa as daylight in the morning. from which place l will endeavor to make up for lost time.

 CHAPARRAI..