From the Pinay~ae. ef tAe a iaa- iNERICAN lRMS AGAIN IIcf0RI0TS. The MexieanS Defeated by Cen. scott in Two Distinct Engagements.

 The City of Ntxite al cur Merry.
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The steamship Fashion, Capt. O'Brsdy, arrived yesterday evening from Vera Cruz, by the way oi Tampico- She Jeff Vera Crux the 25th of Au- gust, and Tsmpico on the 29th-

 The news by this arrival Is the most important we have received in many months from Mexico. Our Army has not only advanced to the city O: Mexico, but it has had two engagements with the enemy close under the walls of the city and defeat ed them The Mrxicans have been brought to sup plicaie q suspension of arms, and Gen. Scott has granted it. The Mexican Congress has been con voked to take into consideration Mir Trisis propo- sitions-

 The news was received in Vera Cruz on the even- ing of the 26sh ulf. by express courier from 0rizsha, who brought down the following letter to Mir. Dimond, the collector at Vera Cruz, to whose courtesy we are indebted for the of the letter which ve proceed 10 give

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 Mv vDeas Friead-The Mexican mail, which has jus, come in brings the following intelligence; hich copy from the Diaris O&esal dd Gobbyso. Being ef 70 great importance seai yon this express con rier, who will be with yea tomorrow about IA o'clock.

 On the 90th two brigades commanded by Gen. TaIencia and Santa Anna went out to attack the Americans near San Angel Valeneia's division has been completely defrated; and Santa Anna, xf- ter the first rcncontre fell back also in disorder the city.

 They immediately afser this asked for suspen- soD of hoS3llifle<. and ourfei 10 near the pfoPost- ions of peace from Mir Trist.

 The next day the Minister of Foreign Relations invited the Congress, through the newspapers, to meet for that Purpose-

 The.e arc the great facts which no doubt will bring zfter them peare. Yonrs. truly.

 F. M- DrnoSp, Esq.

 Another express arrived in Vera Crnr on the 20th, with letters continuing the news in sahstsnce, and the follo~ing translation of the announcement of it in the Dsayis Okcisi &d Gshserns: Translated from the Diario Official del Gobierno

 On the 20th August Scost's troops, whp iniendcd marching Penon, turned it and arrived near Tacu bays As soon ss the news was known ai Mexice va,encia's division went oat 10 attack the Ameri- cans ai Les Eaass de San Aaeal, and was campicte- iy routed. Next came Santa Anna. with Anether division, which shared the same fate aiasr some fighting. The Mexicans retreaied to the capital in great disorder, and such vas the panic created by their defeat thst the Minister ef Foreign Relations immediately eenyoked the Congress to take into consideration Mir. Trist's propositions 4 sasPea- ssea of arms was demanded hy the Mexicans and granted. The Americans are sroand Mextce. but had not entered the city eH the 2fst-