PRISONERS.
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List of Mexican Officers captured at Cerro Gordo, on the 18th April, who have giv. en their parole of honor to report them selves without delay 10 the Commandan. of the American forces al Vera Cruz, as prisoners of war

 Jose Ma Jarero, Brigadier General.

 Romulo de la Vega, Bngadier General.

 P l.uiz ' Barrada. captain of Mexican ne- ", commanding artillery.

 Viencente Arguella, captain artillery.

 Jose Ma Mata, captain.

 Jose Ma Gallegos, commanding grena- diers.

 Mariano COmacho, lst lieut. artillery.

 Bartohme Asaabie, 2d lieut., artillery.

 Jose R. Cobarubiar, 2d @ |"

 Jose de Lastor Bras SolIer, u Col. Bat talion de- Ia Libertad.

 Jose Nunez, capt 9th reg't inf.

 Jose Ma Msreno, capt. 9th reg't inf

 Gregorio del Callego. :. '1 ss

 Rafael de Berrab,das, 2d lieut., 9th reg't inf. Salvio Yolez, aid-de-camp to Gen. Vega. Francisco Fernandez, lst, lieut.. Mexican navy.

 The above prisoners, under the charge oi Captain Geo. w. Hughes. corps of ,opo- graphical engineers. arrived al Vera Cruz on the 2lst inst. about one hour previous io the departure of the McKim.

 IL has been left to their election by Gen. eral Scott, whethe. they should remain close prisoners in the castle of San Juan de ulua or proceed to New Orleans, where they should be allowed such personal llSerty as their condition and conduct nigh, seen to require of the eemmandant of that pos:. IL is understood that all of the foregoing cap tured officers have expressed desire to be transferred 10 the United States, and that Col Wilson, Governor of Vera Cruz, had acceded io their wishes, and had directed that ves- seI should be held in readiness to sail, for their accommodation. abou, the 25th of April.