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FROM SANTA FE AND CHIHUAHUA The steamer
hmaranth arrived at ST. Louis the 18th instant
from rom Independence, with Edward J. Glasgow, Mr.
nou and several other Santa Fe and chihuahua ira.
~ IL aney arrived at independence onhe 9th instant,
o. G @ short passage OF twenty-six days from


;., ana Ia iorty-six from Chihuahua Their company
boas, !; VI 10 ao' u men and ten wagons Mr. Glasgow
~ eSo,vVV IN specie, and Mr. Roussi SI5 O00-
Ihey bring no news of Importance from the Mexican
county ne new governor who was appointed to sue.
cced ArmJo had OF arrived He was bowever daiJv
expected az santa fe, and is thought
change would be made in the ministerial managanan -,
affairs Ia that quarter The intelligence of lie ana ~
ton oil Texas to the United States had not reachsd
that portion OF the province the news would be car


into Santa Fe and probably first to Chihuahua H. a.


outward bound traders, the foremost whom wers o,
a. about ten days travel from Santa Fe The nro
viacss were comparatively in state Of quetude In,
great excitement prevailed throughout all Weser rn Nes
ico IN relation to the subject of war which was the
versal cry and Il supposed by intelligent gentle
man VINO arrived in the present company that upon the
arrivals o. tne caravans with the news of annexation
they VIII be badly treated attacked by open hos
unity 20 great the feeling in Santa Fe upon this
subject From the time the company left Chihuahua,