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Fran SQnia Fe ant Chihaahaa. .-Seyen|
tlemen arrived in this city on "Wednesday
a remarkably short time from New Mexico
arrived at Independence on tho 9th, hF
Santa Fe iwoniy-sx, and chihuahua fo1
days previous, The company consislcdd
u, u and ten wagons, and fifty thousand


were brought in, 10 specie. Thore was uoH
the timc Of their departure. lnteligences
annexation of Texas had no, reached NewA
and il would first be made known by tho =
from this State. The feeling of the peopea.
Mexico was decidedly hostile to the United y
and if war be declared our traders TO ihaicaI
viii be treated with very little courtesy
traders themselves regret exceedingly The p''1
Of rupture of the intercourse with New w
wi,ici, has CT into proved very profitable.


Some portion ofthc companies which lefl
pcndeucc in tho spring had reached wl''|
DAYS travel Of Santa Fe. The others were aS
tho route, numbering ono hundred wago,n'
probably two hundred men. Nothing hada1
1Gkto interrupt i,heir progress,--Mo. RsP