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San Jacinto River, April 26, 1896.

 All the Troops on their march from the East, will report at Head Quarters as ear ly as possible, marching by way of Harris burgh for the present-but all turn out, the enemy have been badly defeated and are irileaiing precipiiaieiy, for the purpose oi concentrating. One bold push now will drive them entirely out of the country, and secure liberty, Independence and peace to Texas.-Let afI turn out ;-our standard is victorious one, and waves beautifully under the smiles of benefcent Provi- dence.

 THos. J. RUsK, Secretary at War.

 Copy of a letter from Gen. Samuel Hous- ton. dated.

 SAN JAcIsro, 2sth April, 1896.

 "Tell our friends all the news, and that we have beaten the enemy, killed $50 and taken 570 prisoners. Gen. Santa Anna and Cos are taken and three Generals slain, vast amount of property taken, and about