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Of seven gentlemen from senta Fe al Or sale but ardu
Gus journey the plains, via Bents fort They lett
New Mexico early in january. The news they bring IS
Of D ns hns
the civil and military commandant Of that province Gen.
Mariana Marines, holding oof hom any participation
in the revolution, doubt waiting to declare for which.
party, (santa Anna the Congress might obtain
Dom Manuel Armijo was superseded in his gov, rnor
ship in the winter OF 843 4, by Gen Martinez, profege
of Santa Anna. Armijo the former commandant Of the
Province remains quietly in his retirement at Abuquer.


The only internal disturbance feared in New Mexico
their head at Santa Fe, in August last The whole
province kept in constant alarm by their dspreda-
tions and they threatened attack Santa Fe itself
They have tsken the fort Of Antoine Robidoux on The
Wntae and killed the tradrs and hands found in 1t
said that Antoine Rotdoux escaped to his fort on the
Albert speyre who took ont twenty-five wagons from
this place In September last suffered from weather
in November between the Arkansas and the Cimarone,
during the continuance Gf which, he lost one hundred
and hry OF his mules He nen on to Santa Fe, and OBJ
tanned esh lot Of animals and hnaly arrived in Santa
Fe the latter end OF December. We arc told thot Mr.
bought up the goods cfseveral Of the American
traders who went out Ia August last to Santa Fe and
continued his journey to chihuahua
Connolly, Glasgow Gand Alguia lost upward OF one
hundred ard forty head OF stock in the storm before men
toned and were also under the necessity of sending on
for animals to Santa Fe. They proceeded their jour
ney TO Chihushua in company with Speyre.
Colonel Owens also et Santa Fe with he above named
gentlemen, alter having, it is said, sold his remaining
There have been disturbances in the Poso del Noiie
and Chhuahua but nothing definite ia known with re.
gard to the result.


II Is said there will be number of Spanish merchants
here this summer, fer the purpose of buying goods.
Another company OF Americans may be looked for in
two three weeks when shall no doubt have fur.
ther intelligence Of interest.


santa Fe extremely gay. The foreigners, as usual,
were well tire aisd by the Mexcans


Don Manuel Sizenero the husband OF the famous s. :
nora Tnlis, is dead.


There was much sickness among the companies that
vyp oil Or
Americans at Santa F.; James Peetly residence not
known, who went out with W.thered, and George keef
er Of Jackson county. who went with Dr. Connolly.
All the Americans In Santa Fe well.


We have nothing OF interest from Fort william. Charl, 8
Bent was al Santa F. S. 81, Vran at the fort. They
had had very open winter and sctivc trade With the
indians trepping and trading pany had gone ort
on the Rio CHA, tact Of country MT much requenttd
by. our trappers.