TROOPS ON THE ADVANCE.
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The "Mobe Tribune" states, that vessel hat
arrived at Mobile with accounts from Brazos San


ago to the 18th instant. 1t brings report that tho
town of Reynosa had surrendered to Col. Wilson
without resistance The Tribune adds that "Camar
go and Reynosa had capi,ulated in advance of the
movement of Gen. Taylor, and he was waiting on
ly the of transporting his troops up the Ric
Grande to march towards them"


No dispatches have been transmitted by the two
last southern mails from the camp, but pri
vate letter has been received at the War Depart
ment which reports that Reynosa had surrendered
Col. Wilson without blow, and that news had
reached him from Camargo that it's citizens wer'
willing to surrender the town without resistance
and in fact that military preparations had beer
made to defend it against our troops.