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The report of the capture of San Antonio and the subsequent massacre of the garri- son, by Santa Ana, though not positively confirmed, comes to us again in such shape as to leave little room for doubt. The roads leading to the United States are represented as being every where crowded with men, women and children, fleeing for their lives. This is what we always feared. Texas cannot maintain the contest with Mexico. She has neither men nor money sufficient to do it. Santa Ana will oyerrun the pro- yince-leaye 1t desert-and then transfer 1t to the United States.