From .Naskeiilc OrfAopolslsss. 2,.a tas,.

 SANTA FE TAKEN.
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We learn from the St Loais Republican of the 2Slh uli., that Santa Fe has bean taken by General kearuey, and with 1t the Prosmcc ot New Mexico. A letter, dated santa Fe, August 2ilh, says .the starspan- gied banner waves over ibe former palace of Arn.lo; American seniihels guard tse town Aner'ean soldiers parade on tho pubic plasa. On the highlands south of iowa, tenl apoa teist may be seen, and their inmates husiIy engaged m cieaning their anneg. drilling, aud attending to tiseir various military tatles: the cannon If Maj. CIark's bsftaIion point- ing significantly wIiis their nuzzels towards the town. all ,leao,ing that, unless symptoms beiie me, the war eaa of the Rio ,lel Nerse E ende,l.n

 U would seem, says the Republican, thai eien. ArmJo had actually 1000 men ai his cemmand, bm very badly a,ased; aad that on the l6sh they left for the place appointed as the battle ground When he got there. how ever, council of his officers was called. and, s'much 10 his satisfaction,n lbey refused io fight His second in command, Col -Archulet,i, was exceedingly valorous up to late date, but very suddenly changed hi. entire views of the necessity of the quarrel Very soon after this determination. Gov Ar. milo turned his head towards Chihuahua followed by few drSgoons.

 Il was supposed that Gen. kearnev wou:G l nomigate .Nericaa for the office of Gov. ernor of the department, and appoint al .fmcriean as Secretary All those in office who were thoughi to be trustworthy, would i'll all probability, be continued iu thei place.

 Gen. kearney, II was supposed, woalt leave a force ol 2,00O men in Santa fe, ant march. in a short time, io California, wi,h like number.

 The traders who were oyer,aken by Gen keaFuev's force, were close Ut hand, hut i was believed that they would nol he able tc make sales of their goods in Mexico. The, would be compelled to make their way slowly down the Rio del Norle, awaiting the result of Gen. Woofs Iaoye agains Chihuahua.