From the N o. Bulletin, Extra, May II.
LATE FROM THE ARMY.
BRILLIANT SUCCESSOR THE
AMERICAN ARMS.
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The United States steamer Colonel Harhey
arrived q O'Clock this morning, bringing as
prisoners Of war the Mexican General Vega,
and Lieutenants Prada and Velez. Lieut..
Colonel Marines, aid de-camp to Gen. Vega,
accompanied his chief voluntarily.


Though the principal facts by this arrival
are in the newspapers Of this morning, the
subjoined letter, from highly intelligent gen
tleman on The ground, gives SO clear, crcum-
stantial. and satisfactory statement Of events
since Gen. Taylor's departure from Point Is
abel on the 7th, that we are induced 10 pub
lish It, The accounts are brilliant beyond the
most sangulne expectations the triumph of
American arms IS complete vastly superior
force is routed through a series Of actions as
brilliant as any on record, displaying in our
brave handful of troops, and their illustrious
commander, the very highest points of mill
tary courage, skill, and knowledge.