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] ,xh, of the sck fast from the Mlssoari Hrer.-

 Te editors of the Missoari Republican received sy

 n. arrival the following letter. giving pretty full

 !%ail Or ali the news broughtby Sir. Aubrey, who

 saa iast retarnsd fron Santa Fe. Ee annex the ksE:

 INpEPEKDx ScS- Sept. l. lS47. Tse arrivzl of Mir Aubrey, direct from Santa Fe.

 vx., into my hands some taAt wiiI be interest .sr to your readers, and which hasten t0 com xssicaie Mir. Aubrey Left Santa Fe on the 18th < Esly. accompanied by Mf. Barnem of Baltim.re. srset from ChihaAhaa.l Capt ssekias<;'s con- ,ssy of volunteers, and train of Sixty-6Ee L. :. Exous, ia charge o< Ar- King.

 Nr. Barnum brings news from Chihuahua to the N of July. On tae 23d of June, Mr James Agll.

 as sartner of the late Cot. :. C. Owens in an ex- ,sasIve mercantile basiness. was killed by four Ns1icans They entered las store zt Chihuahua, kAe.i han, and took away S5oaJ- The aathogi-

 ss of the city and the friends of the deceased ln zediaeiy had three of the m1rierers arrested and

 ,<t ia prison 10 await their trial Mr. AuI,s death Eas not oec&sioaed by any rising Of the mob. but cAieay for the parposE Of piaAdeS. Mir. Aall is a csatlenar well known ia rhfs community, and

 hshiv respected His death haz spread gsaona and

 esasssrua;oa over every enc, and more particularly

 al this crisis, in the midst of large commercial

 uaasSeiions, and 50 ater the death of Colonel

 Oxens

 The perscas and property of American citizens

 gsoerally were respected at ChihnahEa, thoagfl 5oae were permitted 10 leave the city, except aeGtrals, wbo ooad bring away their means 5y PAyIng da'y Q. SIX per cent Mir. Barnam ob- tuned his passport pretending to be an Irishman Gov ArEijo, o1 his way t0 Albuquerque 10 yisi; hB f1nily, vas arrested al ChihuahaA, anc kep.

 ws;ain the iuits of that city. He is said to have

 eXgsessed great satisfaction zt the result of the bat us es Szcramerto.

 No merchandise of any description was suffered to cone into New Mexlc9 by the southern route Is New Mexico, the territorial election was to have taken place on the Ist CT 2d AoRtay of Aa- gass. Consai Alyarez. Capt. Angney and Mr. King haa, Of St. Louis were candidates for the Legis- atzre.

 TAe nuraerers of Brown and others were on friai, 's. Oi lheE would certainly be convicted Cs- NIilenxs battalion of volunteers. their tine

 SsNng expired. were ordered to leave Taos and re- tlFa b San,a Fs. Twenty-Five citizens remained.

 sst were determined 10 erect forkc aicns for their essssee. 4 large number Of the wog4ea of Taos

 ss4 determined to follow our army. and not to re- iaa 10 tAsIr homes until their husbands woad eoa- sesi ic become friendly to the United States. Aa ias9rTectica had, short time preyloas, com E+ated, but !; wS nipped in the bud, ana the lea

 ee termed at the numbers sent cat in opposition to uen- sea preeipitztely to the mosatzias.

 M, Aaorey has kindly permitted me 10 ex-

 tr'c' the following from his memoranda on the way n: Algsss lst-Aet at the Wagon MoaRd \ con- paaf of U :. Drasooas under charge of Lieut. Love VIZ large sun cf money for the payment of the

 uSefs, and tram Of Government wagons, in care a 2, tasan. of Platte City Messrs Fitzpatrick, N'iAerheaa, Tarisy, wally. and Lie1t. Dewitt, stss s'So accompanying them.

 AEgasi siA-At MeKn-is' Greek, met Col Eas- "a oi s Loais, ~ish his i've eoqapaaies os Mis-

 sssn 'osahisers, under CAp;s. Paai. Cunningham

 e1ses, shepAsna and Woeckner. They had IT Sa&rge Gaia as GossrnIneat wagons. The fra set' ions were MsssFs Stevenson, Coans, Meln.

 osa' CsHas- acGill, Dssee, Williams, Estis, Carr

 Hs-raan sad keaTay, with forty wagons flled with efy gods <na eroyisio.s