SANTA FE EXPEDITION.
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The arrangements preparatory to the depar-
ture of Col. Kearney's expedition against San
ia Fe were being made at ST. Louis on the Sd
inst. with great promptness and vigor.


The route will be through country where
supplies cannot be obtained, and a very large
amount of stores, &c., will be required, all Of
which, however, it is stated, will be at Fort
Leavenworth this week. Ths expedition will
take with tnearly athousand mules for draught,
several hundred wagons, large stock of cattle
on foot, and other stores in proportion.


I.


The receipts al tue Telegraph office in this
city during the last month, were about four hun
dred dollars.