TEXAS.
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HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMy, San Jacinto,

 April 25th, 1S26. To Hts Ercellency D. c. Burnea, Presi-

 dent of the Republic of Teras.

 SIR.--1 regret extremely that my situation since the battle of the 2lst has been such as to preventm my rendering you my official report of the same previous to this time.

 l have the honor to inform you, that on the evening Of the 18th inst, after forced march of fifty five miles. which was effected in two days aud i.s.s, si,o sTsl arrived ss opposite Harrisburg: that evening a courier of the enemy was taken, from which l learned that Gen. Santa Anna, with one division of his three troops had marched in the direction of Lynch's ferry on the San Jacinto burning Harrisburg us he passed down. The army was ordered to be in readiness to march ear ly the next morning. The main body effect cd a crossing over Buffalo Bayou below liar rishurggh, en the morning # the ioth, hay ing left the baggage, tie sick and a sufficient camp guard in the rear. We continued the I march througheet the night, making but one halt in the prairie for a short time, afld with out refreshmenf. At daylight we resumed the line of march, and in short distance our scouts encountered those of the enemy :. and we received information that Gen. Santa Anna, was at New Washington, and would Ethat day take up the line of march for Ana huac, crossing at Lynch's. The Texian ar