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Cor. GiLPIN UNDER ARREsr.-The Weston Her. ais oi the 2d instant says:"A d;fficultg has aris en be'weea Cels. Wharton and Giipin, which Iesul. ted n placing the latter under arrest The cirenm stances, as near as We can learn them are sabs,ap tiay tbese; Cot G.. on his arry al at the Fort waited upon Col w. for tue purpose of ascertaining hts or ders' and oi making arrangements preliminary 10 assuming the command of his battalion. A diiEer. enee o opinion occurred regarding the objects of the expedition Both became excited. Colonel W stated the battalion to be stationed on the Santa rosste Tor the purpose of protecting the trains. and was not 10 depart therefrom. Colonel G. re- piled; By G-d, sir, will pursue the Indians even to the mountains, but that will overtake them s Colonel w.. after informing him that he was con- mandins officer of that post, and could not allow such language to be ased told him that he must re. tract or he would put him under arrest This Gil- pin refused to do, and, accordingly he is now under arrest. We understand that Colonel W has for- wafdei bis charges to Washington As the matter will undergo an investigation, We forbear the ex Pressioa of any opinion"