THE pAILY UNION
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and that ON the 18th they le for the place appoint
ed as the battle ground. When he got there, how
ever, council OF his officers was called and, "mueh
to his satisfaction" they refused 10 tight His sec
ond in command, Col. Archuletti, was exceedingly
yalorous up TO a late date, but very suddenly
changed his entire views Of the necessity of the
quarrel. Very soon after this determination, Gov
Armjo turned his head towards Chihuahua, follow
ed by few Dragons.


Ii was supposed that General Kearney would
nominate Msriean for the Office of governor Of the
department, and appoint an .fmsriean as secretary
An those in Office, who were thought to be truswor'
thy, would, in all probability, be continued in their
places.


Gen. Kearney, it was supposed, would leave q
force Of 1000 men in Santa Fe, and march, in a
short time, TO California, with like number.
The traders who were oyertaken by General Kear'
neys force were close at hand, but It was believed
that they would not be able to make sales Of theiI
goods in Mexico They would be compelled to make
their way slowly down the Del Norte, awaiting the
result of General WOol's movement against Chihua'
hua.


Lieutenant G. Kribben, Of the artillery, had been
appointed Judge advocate, and was acting in that
pacity in a court martial which had been some days
IN session.