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RsRTRER kEws or THG LsTE BATTLE.-oui paper is delayed fr the purpose of inserting in'eiI- ssaee one day later from \. Orleans; iof the Plea yane eontainisg which, we are indebted to Mr. J. Brown ef the Anthony House.

 lt contains, by late arrival at New Orleans a esnaruatioa of the previous accounts given of he battle and list of the Ame1can officers killed and wounded. It also gives Mexiean statements pro claiming in their usual bombastie siyie 'the pun ishmeat of the common enemy amidst the most frighuul suffering from wan, and the nature of the ground.- A private letter from the Mexican army sent tthe capitol. which carried Santa Annas des- patches says '.the enemy furioasly dispu,rd every height and rasiae. and we have lost many field and other otscers-We have taken few psisoners-four kelieve--the rest are dead Oar troops are per- ishing from hunger and ,hirst--they have notdrank wsirr in two days" The writer also adds the fol- lowing:

 -Aiiifoa or Po,is--1pt 2!ti.-Since closing my isster, the general in-chief. convinced, without doabf, that te army val disSand unless t can o5 tain food aad procure water. has ordered its march so Agua Esssa. where there are some cattle and wafrf- water which is before every thing else.