FROM SANTA Ft..
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Tho following is taken from letter from Santa
New Era. Tho oucr is dated JuIy Sth and is
therefore very late. and affords important news.


Tho writer says, that the majority of the McN'
leans, in that quarter, are greatly interested to
know whether or not that country will be clamcd
rs part of Texas, by the l. s., expressing great
willingness 10 become citizens of the $. and
fearing lest this government should not contend,
ms havo tho Texans, for the Rio del Noro rs tho
boundary. If they are left ont of the L. States.
they will be greatly Disappointed, and their case
will DO a desperate one, as the Mexican govern.
ment are aware of lEo,r decided wish for onncNa-
ton, and, therefore, should they be left out now.
will tako strict precautionary measures to prevent
itatany future time. Garcia COndi. the Mexican
Minister, has sgnfcd his intention OF visiting
them in tho fall, and they arc so much opposed 10
his so doing, that the writer expresses belief that
arms will be resorted 10 rope him. llc comes
for the ostensbo purpose of making treaty with
tho Coma inches, and he will al the same time take
such steps will prevent the friends of nnneXa'
ton from consummating that measure, it is fear
ed. Tho people were greatly in hopes of having
some adyiccs from their friends in Missouri, by
tho Caravan which was on its WY out. Tho wrl-
ter says that there arc few Americans in Santa
Fo at present, but thinks tina: should any hostile
measures bo adopted towards them, that with the
American party there, they may be able to hold
out until they receive assistance, or make good
their retreat to Bent's fort. This is about the
substance oftho letter. which VIC regret our space
will not allow us to copy.