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DlseuSfRNr N S,NA IA correspondent Of
the 1t. logis Reveile, writing from Santa fe
under date May 9th, says


Tho majority OF tho army here are anxious to
be out of the service, and the INSTRUMENTATION usual
among volunteers, under such circumstances Is
beginning 10 be manifested At present, although
we are threatened with another attempt at revo.
luton by the Mcxioans, the feeling among tho
volunteers is far from favorable to internal har.
mony, We are, indeed,A a little in want at present
of pressure from without, to unite us. Day heioro
Yesterday we had quite breeze OF excitement
here Some evenings previously difficulty had
occurred at a laadanga between some Of Captain
F.scher's Germans, and the company Of Captain
Mcmillan, Of Prices regme.t Day before yes.
tefday, Gapt Fischer at the evening parade, made
an address 10 his company, urging the importance
Of good behavior upon them in very well chosen
terms, and threatening punishment 10 any man
who should be concerned in any braw, Alter.
wards, on the plaza, the Captain rcpfImanded
man OF Capt Woighlman's company, who had
not turned out 10 the parade, aud, for some mis-.
behaviour, ordered the man TO the guard.house
lie refused to obey the order, aud was then taken
under the oFdrr Of the Captain, by some Of his
men THUS affair added to the excitement, and





Grmiaus. alt tending to an outbreak in the night
The Intelligence coming TO the ems Of Col. ff.ce,
le seut for the officer ai the day, and ordered all
iandangoes to be olased, as also an extra patrol
guard to be kept up during the night. There was
no outbreak, aud the visible part ol the excitement
has gone daNn, but there is much IL feeling abroad
yet.


some Of tho volunteers are said 10 have threat.
enad to N b Capt Fischer ia crossing the plains,
but do nal ihink they will attempt any such
Thing uuf greatest danger Of disturbance, arises
from the dissipation at the fandanguss here. In
case Of ruW at any Of these gatherings, We
should, perhaps, have it followed by very uu.
pleasant seeurs,


We have ntWs from Col Willotk's separate
battalion, Stationed At Inns, that two Of the com.
panirs have pHlIiuaHd him to res.gul TINS Is
rally h.zh noiri but II b suspected l'ial the
ailiir originated with tWu Of his captains such
are some u the officers that we now have here!
This petition must be faEardgd by every honorable
aud well informed military man, as highly eom.
pmruiufF 10 Wilcox. as Il has ARISEN altogether
out Of tie iaet that he sudrayuHa IA do hla daiy


! can hardly mlsiae any liig much nafe dis.
gushing, than that 0i au intelligent, conscientious
volunteer eiiefr, ln lIIs army. lls is sufa ii h.
does bis duty, aud daHa MT weld To every Whim
af the mfn under lus e0mmaad, that they wll
dslkc lmi II be- yields they vii ai eourse dsspse
hm 1basa who slaFe most faithfully laf the
Nslurc of the men uud5f lhcm, feeeiYv ouI, eaiHrs
iuf thanks


llud tie rsia baen HHHi lawu. Is il .'auII IN
bafn, since tHn ksamE Ign, We sIlal.I hasa lad
= state oi allan, ysfy aiiafsnt naN.


