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SANTA FE ExPEpITIoN-7he Reported Battle.
Tho steamer Radnor arivedat ST. Louis on the
22d inst. The Republican says:


We learn from Cap. Luke, that the report
which we have given in another part of our
paper, respecting Capt. Moore's command, was
circulating at the Fort and other points, but
subsequent information had satisfied every one
that it was untounded.


A teamster had returned to the Fort from
Col. Kearney's command, and brought with
him several letters, The advance of the vol
unteers had reached some ninety miles beyond
Council Grove. Col. KearneY, with his staff,
was one days travel from Council Grove, and
would, i'll few days, be with the advance par
ty. The whole expedition were progressing as
rapidly as the extreme hot weather on the
plains would admit. Considerable difficulty is
experienced in getting the baggage and subsis-
tence along. A number of the teams had niv-
en- out, owing to the excessive hot weather; and
several of the OK teams bad been lamed and
otherwise injured in the drive.


The Infantry part of Col. Kearnoy's COM
nand were behind him some distance, aud quite
worn down by the travel. But as this was a
consequence anticipated, it was believed that
in few days, when the men had become more
familiar with the duty and the toll, they would
travel faster and with more ease than the mount
ed men.


Up to the time of our latest information,
there had been no case ofserous sickness with
any Of the volunteers.