From our Extra Of Friday.
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A Great Battle at SaItiIIO--Santa


Anna commanding i'm person.


4,5OO of the enemy, and 1000 A


mericans reported to have FAL-


LEN--Gen. Taylor falling back


On MOnterey--advanc of Gen.


Marshall to his Relief.


We are indebted to the officers of the Steam
er SALADIN for files Of the N. Orleans papers OF
the 9th inst. from which we copy the following
exciting and important news from our Army
We have not the slightest doubt that collision
has taken place between Gen. Taylor, and the
Mexicaus, and we fear that when correct ac-
counts come to hand it will be found that our
brave army under old Zack has suffered i'm
menseIy. The news was brouget TO New Or.
leans by the Cinderella. and the Capfaih OF the
Saladin states that a vessel which had arrived
some hours afres. rtu CIndereTIa, confirms the
account of the battle.


In this engagement, which is represented
as being The feIcest and most important thai
we have yet had, ii is reported that the Amer
leans lost abou. 1000 men, and the Mexl
cans 5000, among them Santa Ana. AfleI
The battle, which must have taken place il
or near the neighborhood of Salnllo, Gen
Taylor is reported 10 have fallen back, will
the remainder of his force, 10 pass notee
for its great natural defences, in the vicini
iy of Saliillo.