By Electric Telegraph


HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Capitulation Of 1eonosa, without


Firing . Gun.
cAMARoo OPENING HER GATES


TO THE U. 8. ARMY.
Triumphant Progress Of our Forces.


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WASHINGTON, Thursday eve., June Is.


Our New Orleans papers have failed letters of
the l7th and 18th inst. are received. The Mobile
Regisfer of the 18th says:


The steamboat Fashion returned from Brazos,
having landed troops, who were well received. She
brings a report that the town Of Reinoso surren-
dered without resistance also, that Canargo ca
pitulated in advance. The army is in good health.


The main body Of Gen. Taylor's army is on
the right bank Of the river Deshas.


The commands of Washington and Jackson re-
giments Of Louisiana Volunteers are on the left
Bank.


Gov. Henderson, with one thousand Texans,
reached the Rio Grande on the 10th, accompanied
by seventeen Tonkaway Indians.


The Alabama companies, and the St.Louis and
Louisville Legions, are at Brazos Island !; also,
Colonels Dakny's, Peyton's, Davis's, and Wether-
ston's commands.


The committee sent by the Louisiana Legsla-
ture to present the vote Of thanks to Gen. Taylor,
reached Matomoras on the 9Th. Patriotic and
appropriate speeches were made on the occasion
and splendid collation. was served up. Toasts,
w.t. and sentiment few round the board


The steamship McKim had sailed from Mobile
for New Orleans, with army supplies.