LArEsT FROM SANTA FE.
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The 81. Louis American Of the 2tlh INST, leven
ing) has the following intelligence;


san express arrived at Fort Leayenworth on the
evening Of the l7th October, with intelligence from
Santa Fe to,the l7th ult. Brig. Gen kearny had
returned from the south after very successful tour
The Inhabitants all hailed the stars and stripes with
Icy, and none expressed dissatisfaction but the rich.
The middle and lower classes looked upon Gen. X.
as their deverer.


D "Orders had been issued 10 have the Dragons
and 100 OF Fishers eommand in readiness 70 march
TO California BY the 25th September at which time
the MormoDs were expected to arrive. Gen. X.
will command this expedition in person. boss


''The express met the Mornions under command
Of Lieut. Smith, lst dagoons, with the ordnance
and artillery, at the Cimmerone; Lieut. Col, Thomp-
son, with sdelaehment OF Dragons at Cotton nwood
Capt Enos, assistant quarternasier, with Lieut.
Dyer, of the ordnance department., at Council
Gfoyen a.f ~ To- b. r#- -.r ~.