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Latest from Santa Fs.-We received yesterday
a letter from correspondent at Santa Fe, dated
on the 3lst of December, and Awarded, we sup.
pose, by some company whose arrival has not yet
been announced. This letter, taking up events
where the writer. in his last communication, left
off, informs US, that on the OH Of November, Gen.
AsxIJo assumed the duties of Governor of New
Mexico. All tho Americans in Santa Fe were
invited to the place, and, after the message, pariook
ofa collation.. In The evening the Americans gave
q ball, and things wen. eff in fine style. On the
next day, Gov. Armijo issued his proclamation,
resembling an order which had been previously
issued requiring all Americans to remove from
the frontier to Santa Fe. The writer says lha,
tho people, under Armijo's administration. now
look for quiet and protection. Before, they had
their stores closed-tbey were prohibited from
retailing goods-and one person, Judge FULLY,
was forced to leave The Frontier and move into the
interior, with his family and stock. All the Amer.
cans in Taos and the neighborhood were also
ordered into the interior, but they lad not moved
when Gov. Armjo issued the order of revocation.
And we'll it was for the government; for, had it
been enforced, revolution was contemplated
which would have rallied all tho Indians against
the Mexicans, and for tho protection Of tho Ame.
ricans.