THE EXPEDITION TO NEW MExIco.
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We learn from the ST. Louis Republican of the
9th instant that a new order had been received in
that city from the Lieutenant Governor of the State,
(the Governor being absent) the effect of which will
be to arrest for time least the several companies
of Mounted Rangers which have been organized at
st. Louis to proceed to Santa Fe. The Republi-
says


cit appears from this communication that the Adutant
General of the State has ordered than
called for by the War Department In this dilemma Gov
crnor You've has felt be his duty countermand the


der Of oath May, for four hundred from ST. Louis, and
10 require only the raising Of battalion of artillery The
effect of this order the march Of the companies OF
mounted men, under the command Of Captains FISCHER,
HuDsoS and EpnoSpsoN This will be, unquestionably, a
keen disappointment to them They have gone on to comply
with the order Of the Adutant General have equipped them
selves with commendabe aacy, and ready for
vice. To be stopped when all arrangements have thus been
made, is not agreeable sangune young but it
not be helped, and they may well patiently await the
suit OF arrangements which may be made get them into the
service without delay"