From the 81 Louis New ED, Sept a
RUMORS FROM SANTA FE.
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A gentleman just from Independence on the Ber
trand informs US that whilst in Independence
traveller iyed at that place. who said that at IN
crossing Of the Kansas ryer he fell in with an ex
press from Col kearney, passing across to For
leayenworth, phO reported that Col Ktrnfy was "a
Sania F thai he had taken possession efths place Tih
out rssisianesj that Coz .1mjo there, bat made M
opposition THIS rumor wis generally believed a.
Independence, but IL passes through so many hands
that il is not TO be implicitly relied on,


The steamer Bertrand arrived here yesterday
from Fort LeayenwOrth, which place she len on the
l7,h OF September. She bought down Major
Stuart, the psymaster, who had paid of the regi'
ment and advanced TO each volunteer AZ dollars loI
one years clothing. The amount paid out by hun
was about thirty eight thousand dollars. Nine
companies were on the grOundi the company Ol
Capt. Waldo, from ST. Clair county, had not ar
rived An election had taken ace, IN whlrh eight
companies had voted for field officers. For colonel,
the vote of Rufin was II higher than that of Mr..
Daugherty. Capt. McNair's and Captain Waldo 8
companies were still to vote, and il was supposed
that MeNair's company would vote for DaugheTiy,
and Waldos company for Rutfn, and that Daugh-
erty would be elected by small majority. Capt.
Holt would be elec ed lieut. colonel, and Capt Hin
lie msiar OF the regiment. Provisions were very
scarce al Lpsyenworth, and large number Of males
aud wagons were on hand, There were arms and
ammunition for only four companies at the fort
The uniforms OF Capt Holt 8 company were al
ready worn out, having been made Of moth-eaisn
cl0th. The volunteers mad great spree after they
were paid off, and large number Of them became
glorious. The news Of the dsbandlng of the regl-
ment had not been received. The order To thar
effect would be received with great astonshment
Capt. Kosckolos was the opponent OF Capt. Holt
and Capt, Rozier the opponent Of Capt Hlnkle. Z


From the st. Louis Republican, Sept %.


FRod FoRr LEAyRNwOKTH.-The steamer Ber-
trand arrived at this port yesterday from tse Mis-
souri, Major Stewart, paymssIer OF this district
las passenger. We learn that, before leaving
Fort Lsavenworth, he paid 10 the nine companies OF
the 81 regiment Of Missouri volunteers then at that
post, the commutatIon for one years cothing-JOf-
iy-he0 dollars. The order to dIsband the regiment
had not been received when he left the fort. On
reaching home yesterday, he found his instructions
IN regard TO the full payment OF the volunteers PRIOR
TO their discharge from the service These instruc-
tons will make IL necessary for him to repair again
TO the fort; and he has taken his passage on boat
which leaves to-day. The volunteers from ST. Lou.
is will receive pay to a9d from The place OF rem
devious, amounting TO about twenty-five dollars;
and il they shall have been in service one month,
further sum Of seven dollars. So that each Of them
will be paid seventy dollars for the time thus
devoted to the service OF the country.


gentleman who was passenger IN the Ber-
trand, was at Independence while the boat lay al
the landing during the night. He there heard that
an individual had arrived from Bent's Fort, who
stated that he had met, and passed, express from
General Kearney TO Fort Leayenworth, with the
ldings that General Kearney had entered Santa Fe
without any opposition. This the report, and
VIC give 1t as such-remarklng, however, that Col
Wharton, in command at Fort LeaVenworth, was
in daily expectation Of an express, with advces
from General Kearney. That he has captured San
Ia Fe, we have no sort of doubt.