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Blain's and Capt. Bernard's companies hav
ing turned over the supplies, left the bridge on
heir return. Al the same time Gen eIal Cad
walIader left there TO proceed on his journey
and they report that on the l2h they heard III
eporl OF firearms in the direction OF Cerro
Gordo, and from all appearances there is no
loubt that this command had to fight every
foot Of It's way to Jalapa. The loss Of the
Mexicans was no less than forty, while ours,
IS far as heard from, is one Killed and eighteen
wounded. ,lf the Galveston does not leave TO
lay | shall Try and find time TO visit camp iou'
miles distant, and may give further particulars.
Ia haste.


P. S. Gen. Shields, l have been informed
by physician from Jalapa, although yet lee
BILE has given up the idea Of going home, and
is going 10 enter again upon the duties Of his
station.