From the st. Louis Republican, Sept Is

GENERAL KEARNEY IN SANTA FE.
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UENEHAL kEAtNEf IN SANTA FE. =


We published yesterday, exclusively, very mi
mute account Of General Kearney's march to Santa
Fe, Of his entrance into that capital of New Mexi-
CO. and Of his taking possession, on behalf of the
United States, of the entire department. Little
else remains for us to do, with the materials before
us, than to note such circumstances as may have
been omitted in the general narrative. With this
view, we avail ourselves OF the letters in our pos
session. ......


II would seem that General Armijo had actually
1000 men at his command, but very badly armed,