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Tel Dispatch OF the rhila n. American of the oath
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GALTIMoRE, Dec. 23-9 PM
The ST. Louis Union has received letter from
Santa rs dated Oct 2sth. which contains late aud i'm
porant news In relation Ia oar traders The substance
Of the news is that letter reached Soroceo, small
town about 900 miles south from the traders calling
Col Doniphan TO send troops on for their protection
lis also stated that there from 1900 TO 1900 Mex
icnn troops at Del Passo and that within tour days they
could reach the camp OF the American traders, who
have goods there To the amount OF 100000 Col non
phan did do anything toward relieving the traders
but Col Burpwiu who commanded the L. s. Dragons
stationed about IS miles Santa Fe he re
ceived the intelligence mounted and left for the camp
CT the traders.


Col T. has about 200 men under his command, but
they poorly equipped. A letter from Messrs owen
y Aull states that Doane Magoin, McMsnus, Valders
aud iuals have all been taken prisoners and sent 10
chihuahua.