LATE FROM SANTA FE.
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The st. Louis Republican of the 9th instant has
late news from Santa Fe, brought TO Independence
by Mr.. Aubry who has made a quick trip across
the plains. The correspondent of the Republican,
at Independence, writes follows
ISDEPEsDEscE, SEPTEMBER i, Is47.


Mr. Auhry ef Santa Fe on the 2sh OF july accompanied
by Mr. barnum, OF BALTIMORE (drect from Chihuahua,
Capt McKinneys company of volunteers from Monroe
y, and train of sxiyve United States wagons under the
charge Of Mr.. King


Through Mr. Barnum, Mr.. Aubry has from Chihua
hua the Sd Of July On the 22d of June Mr.. James Au
the Partner of the Colonel s. c. Owens extensive
mercantile business killed by four Mexcans. They
tered his store at Chihuahua, killed him, and took away
$4,000. The authorities of the city and the friends of the
deceased Immediately had three OF the murjes arrested and
put in prison await their trial. Mr. Auls death
occasoned by any rising Of the mob but chiefly for punder
Mr.. Aul was gentleman well known St Louis, and highly
respected


The persons and property of American citizens generally
respected at chihuahua though permitted
leave the city except xeutra who could bring away their
means by paying duty OF six per cent Mr.. Banum OBJ
tanned his passport by pretending to be an rshman.


Gov Armjo on his way Albuquerque, to visit his fam
y arrested at Chihuahua, and kept within the limits Of
that city He is said have expressed great satisfaction at
the result of the battle of Sacramento.


No merchandise Of any description suffered to
into New Mexico by the southern route.


In New Mexico the territorial election to have taken
place on the lst or I'd Monday of August Consul Alvarez
Capt Angney, and Mr. Kirkland, Of St Louis, cand
dates for the Legislature.


The muIderes Of Brown and Others trial, and
seven OF them would certainly be convicted


Col. Wiocks battalion of volunteers their time having
expred ordered leave Taos and Santa Fe
Twenty citizens remained, and determined TO erect
forti6caons for their defence large number Of the
OF Taos had determined to follow army and not to return
their homes until their husbands would consent to become
friendly to the United States


An insurrection had, short time previous commenced
but II npped in the bud, and the leaders, terrified the
numbers opposition them, fled precpitatcy
the mountains.


Mr. Auby reports having met almost daily the route
parties Of troops, traders, wagon trains in Government
ploy, &c. vending their way to Santa Fe They al
getting along smoothly, and nothing is said Of any of them
having been recently haracd by hostile Indians has been
the with former traders and trains that have gone out
Among the parties met the battalion of U S. Dragons
under charge of Lieut., Love, with large sum Of money fol
the payment Of the troops and train Of Government wagons
When Mr. A. LEFT this party, they within three days
march of Santa Fe.