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A TRMroR-lhc ST. Louis Republican
gives ibe following, lfom a correspondent
at Santa Fc--who does not profess, how .
ever, to have personal knowledge OF the
natter


II is said that an American, who was
well known in Santa Fr, fought bard
against the Americans, and with his very
pood rife killed most oflhose who fell lead.
When the fortress was taken he eudeayorcd
to make bis escape, but The traitor fell With
thirty odd balls through him. One hundred
must have been fred upon him simuliaue.
-olsly, so great was their Indignation against
Gin. The writer says he has forgotten
lie name Of this miscreanI.