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RE-cAPruRE OF MAJ. BoRLAND AND Carr. DANLEY.-A hard destiny seems ye, io await our prisoners of war, from the following, which VIC take frem the ". O. Bailciin oi the 7th inst:

 Capt. FarwelI, of the schooner Sarah. and Capt. Mcdowell, o( the schooner .Maj, IT, BGche, both from Tampico, having sailed cn the 27Ih., report that news was received al ''ampico, the night before they sailed, that C. NJ Clay, Borland. Gaines, and all other American prisoners. had been released. and had been ordered to Tampico, with a very large escort, and when within l5O miles of 1'ampico, were me, hy Urea. who detain- ed them as prisoners, and ordered oGt all the men he could raise. for the purpose of attack iag Tampico. Three companies oflhe l lth Regiment of Infantry. who had beea waiting al Tampico bar for transportation to Vera Cruz, had been ordered up ta Tampico, fear ing an attack Every man was put under arms. ll IS sald thas the Mexican escort amounted to 900 men"