rrOra the N. 0. Picayuns of april sOth. IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE! MOTHER GREAT VICTORY!

Rattle of rCerro Gordo.
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 Friday evening. April 30, j o'clock

 By the steamship McKim. Capt Pillsbury, wb,eh left Vera Cruz oG the 20sh inst, we h.v, glorious news from the army under Gss Scott. Mr. Buebee, who was sent from ,be scene of action by MT. Kendall, with de- .os,ches for this office, left the McKim % miles below the city, and came up 10 the -,,v. express, with the glorious tidings.

 nu the afternoon of the l7,h. the advance urder Gen. Twiggs encouniering the enemy, ri,,n q severe but indeeIsive conhict ensued. ls ,he general orde $, which we give below .bow that i. was General Scoits intention to ny. battle only on the 18th, it may be that Iais engagement was brough on by the Mex iesns The main battle occurred on the 18th md resulted tn the complete triumph of the Amercan arms.

 Santa Anna made his escape alter hls army was routed. Gen. La Vega is again among the prisoners. Besides him there were i've generals taken, and long list of colonels md subordinate officers. We give below . Us, of such of the officers as are coming to lhis place. They were to leave Vera Cruz .boui the 18th.

 We will give further particulars tomorrow morning in our regular edition.