0The following is an extract from let. ter of Lieut.. Albert, of the Typographical Enpineers dated-
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pThe following is an extract from let. ter of Lieut.. Albert, of the Typographical Engineers dated

 SANTA FR, Oct. 7, l846.

 In compliance with instructions from Lieut.. Emory, (who has departed for Cali fornia with Gen. Kearney,) to make sur vey of New Mexico, l left here las. Tuesday for the gold mine.

 The trip was highly interesting. "The New Places" or "Tuesto' is forty miles south of this city, and about twelve miles west of the Chihuaua road We staid at the house of Senor Don Campbell, liberal gentleman, and man of extensive posses sions in this mineral region. He showed us his mines of gold, copper and lead, and loaded us with as many specimens of the ores as we could carry. The copper ores contain gold and silver, in fact are rich with these precious metals. In the valleys are found large Jumps of native gold. Mr. Campbell had obtained two, one worth a bout $500, tho other about $7OO. He showed me piece worth $l5, and has much gol1 which has been obtained by the use of 1-.~'--:.-.--' A---, .~;. ~-" i"S:o-l -ra~; mems, this last is of course of no value.

 Ihave boxed up the specimens procured, and shall forward them by the first opportu- nily.

 l have given some attention to the modes pursued here in washing the earths and grinding the ores, and shall be able to com pile good report upon the subject.