From the st. Louis New Era, Oct. q
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from the St LOUIS new Oct. o.
FRoM FoRr LEAvENwoRTH.-The steamer Ame
a arrived last evening from Weston. She lef
Fort Leavenw worth on the Both ult., and brought
down three companies of the disbanded regiment Of
volunteers. Capt. Ranney's she put out at Jeffer
son, and Captains 'Rozier's and Koscialowski's she
brought back to this city. They were discharged
and paid off on the 30th nit, and on the following
he discharged and take passage in all probability
on the steamer Tributary for home. In the COM
panies which arrived here there were some fifteen
or twenty men down with fever; and at the fort il


is said that about one hundred are on the sick list
Other than being little sunburnt, those who have
reached this city looked generally WE'LL and express
themselves go s6ed with the tour they have had al
volunteering. The privates Of Captain Rozier's
company received pay for twelve months' clothing,
about one months service and at the of seventy
cents for every twenty miles, as mileage, making
the sum total amount to s76 l5 to each man. II
was thought that Major Stewart would finish pay
ing off the balance Of the companies by Saturday,
the Sd inst, and before this they are all their
turn home.


LATER FROM SANTA FE--We are Informed by
Captain Rozier that an express from Santa Fe
reached Fort Leavenworth two days before his de-
parture, bringing later intelligence from Gen Kear-
ny, but nothing Of very great Importance. He wss
still in the peaceable possession Of Santa Fe, and
several Of the surrounding villages He was erect
ing fort at the former place, and pushing on his
forces towards chihuahua.


d FoRr LsAvESwoRrH--We learn that trains of
wagons, laden with provisions, are still going out
from Fort Lcavenworth to Santa Fe. On the 29th
ult, some forty or fifty started, and the two or
three days previous TO that time more than fly
others were put under way. AT the fort the 30th
there another train getting ready, and would
start In day or two Il is computed that over
1000 wagons have left that point within the last four
months Cor Santa Fe, laden with army stores to keep
Gen. Kearny's army in Mexico.