CAPTURE OF SANTA FE.
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The Washington Union says 'sthat official informa-
ton has been received from Gen. Kearney announcing
the capture and quiet military possession of the terri
tory OF New Mexico. On the 18th August he enter
ed the city of Santa Fe without firing gun or spilng
drop OF blood, having accomplished this alter march
OF 900 miles in SO days"


The Union adds "Some ordnance captured in
cuding brass field piece taken from the Texian expe-
dltion fitted out against Santa Fe years since
It is understood Gen. Kearney, with small force, is
about to leave Santa Fe for few days on an excur-
sion to some of the principal places in the territory,
and may conclude to establish military post below or
near the Rio Grande