A BATTLE IN NEW MEXICO.
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We find in the Louisville Courier Of the ID in
slant letter dated at st. Louis on the evening ol
the 29th ultimo, which announces the receipt OF
an Express from Santa Fe, bringing the tdings Of
another triumph of our arms.


The letter briefly states that the Mexican insur.
rectionists, numbering 1000 men, marched down
on Santa Fe, as was ntmated by our last advces
that they were met by Captain MoRRIs's command
in the valley of the Moro, and totally defeated thai
great number of the enemy were killed and wound
ed, and the rest fled precipitately to the mountains


The action is said to have been most brilliant
one on the part Of our men, and such as to reflect
much credit on their GOODNESS and courage.


The news Of the assassination Of Governor BENT
is fully confirmed. Twenty-Five other Americans
fell at the same time


The writer who communicates the above intel
gence says that want OF time did not permit him
to give any of the particulars the steamer which
was to convey his letter was about to start. We
are the more inclined to give credit to his news
because the st. Louis Republican Of the morning o
the 29th mentions that an express from Santa FL
was daily expected.