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of reports Iha, large guerrilla forre was tn ltons of Gcn. P, and lhal some 2O00 naen V ilh four pleces of artillery were on tlIe way aoa from the neighsoshood of tte capisaIlo aitl n capturing 6he trssH. Gen. P. 2. SmfstlS brigade was ordered to move in ibe direction of Perote. His regsIar cotn,nand consists of the lst Artillery. 3d Infantry. aad Rides. but m addition to this forre a sqaadsoa of dragoons and Dancan's battery accompanies him. Woe to any Mexican force that may fall ia the way sf his command.

 For the last zeek we have hal but hssle rain, and Il is certainly much u, he regretted that Gen. Scott has been unable to improve it The weather has been of that nature cool and brsciag--ihat the men could have performed their marches without faiigue-is has been one of those dry spells that usually come in lhe midst of the rainy reason, and had Gen. Pierce been here Lhe entire army might have marched .o the capital dry shod Old weather-wi>es, those who have lived here long, say that thus pleasant weather will be followed by dFeachsng rains. trust their predictions may prove untrue, but ana fearful that VIC have not yet seen the worst ol the wet reason

 said above that rumors from the csty of Mexico were At dlscount-- we have ao other reports than that a portion of the eify has been overfowcd. that much sickness pre- vails. aud that the Mexicans intend giving Gen. Scott the hard battle al the Peaou.--- There arc those in the army who think that before gun is fired Santa Anna will send out white flag aud come to terms. We shall see.

 Gen Worth, with Mr. Trist and large party of officers and gentlemen, staricd oul this morning on a vIstg to ilIe noted pyramid of Cholula, and returned about dinner time highly delighted wiih the trip. A party of Mexican guerriIlas went out at tlss opposite side of the town as Gen. W. entered, sram- pering otr as fast as lheir horses woald car. " them. They slarted in the direction of Aiisco. and m their fright probably reported that the whole American army was m mo- tion.

 The robbers and guerrillas made fine haul last night, taking over one hundred mules from single pen almost within the limits of the city. This will donbsless einboldeu them 10 more daring attempts.

 Yours, &c., G. ". x.