WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. a.

N General K Kearney's Movements.
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Our intelligence from the Governor Of New Mex
leo il 10 The nth Of September He had been as far
South as San Tonic on the Rio Grande 100 miles
from Santa sFe The masses all hailed his advent
but the rich were discontented because they know
that American rule will put end to their tyranny
over the laboring people. The towns worthy Of note
after leaving Santa Fe are San Domingo, San Phil
lippe, Albuquerque and San Tonic. Villages sre
strswn along the road every eight OF ten miles, but
they consist Of little more than church. drinking
shop and monte (gambling) table, San Domingo is
an Indian town Of the Puebla tribe. has church and


priest who rejoices in four wives, and good vine
Yards around. The Pueblas are excellent horsemen
and very friendly to the Americans. Gov. Kearney
called on Armijos wife at Albuquerque and reports
her 10 be sensible woman. Armijo was at the
Passo. 4 The expedition arrived at San Tonic on the
anniversary Of its patron saint, on which occasion
near 800 persons had assembled from the vicinity.
Fandangos, fireworks, feasts. comedies, church
masses &c, were the order of the day in which
the Governor shared with hearty good will
"a The qualification Of the natives. The priest
ioined in the waltz and was the model Of ga
;etv. The country as far San Tonic is represented
:, very barren and uninviting. Governor Kearney
,.,,red 10 santa Fe On the nth of September. Five


n.r;es Of dsseoons were to set out for CaIifornis
~, ,he a5th Of that month. The Constitution and
laws Of The new Territory had been completed by
w. p. Hall and The new fort Marcy, commanding
santa Fe was nigh finished.