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FROM SANTA FE-The independence
(Mo.) Expostor OF the 18th April, announ-
ces the arrival at that place, from Santa Fe,
of Messrs Leitensdorfer, Branham, and
twelve or fourteen others.


All was quiet at Santa Fe, The news
OF Santa Annals overthrow had not reached
there when they left Business had been
dull ali winter. The non-retail law was in
full force. This law. it will be remember.
ed, prohibited the retailing of goods By any
except Mexican subjects. Mr.. Speyre, il
is said. met with further loss betw cen San.
ia Fe and Chihuahua One hundred and
sixty five of his mules were run off BY the
Apache Indians. in that portion of the road
known as :he Journada del Muerto Rich
ard McCarty, Esq. of Independence. died
IN Santa F'e in February last. The news
ofthe slaughter of.he traders among them
by the Yute Indians is verified 1t is sup
posed that Antoine Robideaux must have
perlshed. as nothing had been heard from
him during the winter. The yield from
the gold mines in New Mexico, this win.
ter, has been small, owing to dry weather
and scarcity of water Forty OF fifty thou
sand dollars rs the SUPPOSED Weld,