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EXPRESS FROM THE SANTA FE ExPEDITIoN.-
Intelligence from Fort Leavenworth TO the 9th ins
has been received at ST. Louis. An express had
arrived from General Kearney's camp. When the
express left he within 130 miles of Bent's Fort
all his forces progressing rapidly and comfortably.
Nine deaths had occurred among the volunteers during
their progress across the prairies RumOrs were cir
culatng among the traders and the Mexcans, to the
effect that General Urea was marching at the head
of a large Mexican force for the protection of Santa
Fe. Gen. Kearney was rushing with all possible
despatch, and if his provision wagons kept up, he
would not delay at Bents Fort, but 60 direct on to
Santa Fe.