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 From he Saata Fe Carauan. Letters from some of our traders, as late as the 20th of June, have been received in this city. They were then assembled at the Diamond Grove, about l60 miles from In- dependence. in this state. On the l9th. an election for officers was held. Mr. c. Bentwas elected to the Captaincy; Messrs. Legraye, Barnes, Smiih and Branch, Lieu tenants. There were one hundred and eighty four men belonging to the expedi- ton; and ninety-three wagons, carriages and dearborns attached to it-sixty-three of which were loaded with goods. The com pany had suffered very much from the bad ness of the roads, caused by the great rams which had fallen there, as every where else. We have understood, though the letter we have seen does not allude to 1t, that the traders are under the escort of a company of Rangers