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MAJ. BoRLAND.-In letter. dated Saitilio, Mex. leo, 18th Jan, isl7. and written by Maj. Borsnd to gentleman in this city. he states that rumors of the approach of the enemy had, for days, been rife; that Gen. Wool had promised him the com mand of detachment of loo men, to reconnoter on the San Luis road, and that he would leave Sal tiilo in two days, and remain absent until be ascer- lained the facts regarding the rumors.

 These facts. taken in connection with Captain Chapman's letter, and other items of intelligence on the subject induce us to put full faith in the re- ported capture of Maj. Borland: but we are not prepared to believe that surrender was made by such officers and troops, without shot or blow, as has been stated in every account of the proceeding In another column will be found all the information relative to the rumor, from whi,h our readers can judge for themselves.