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TT LATE rRoM SANTA FE.

 u,.,, and ousrare on fAe Plains--Dsatk M. TAarp-- Erprsss fr0a Gsa- ksar-

 C:r. , Train. Messrs. George Bent, J. II Folget. F. P Blair, Jr., E. Chadwick, J. aosnan, of Baltimore, and other gentle

 ,rriyed here last evening. They left s.n,, Fe May 18th. Everything was quiet 2, ,s,, place. The latest date from Chshna- s., was the 5sh April Col Doniphan, ~sI r,,b n,r; of his force had left for Parrass-- ;sg, Col. Jackson, in command in Chihna-

 Cap. St vraia and party left Taos on the ,s,h ulL Lieut.. Col. Willoek Eas at that ai,e, with his whole eommand. No danger i,T m outbreak was anticipated as long as ,5,rs was q military force in the valley bat 4 he forces are withdrawn, there Is great d,,ger of another insarrecIion. The Mexi- oaps were 9aiet from eOmpuisioA-

 Our frieads Jeff Fora William on the 2osh u,, and reached Westport in fourteen days. Thiass in the Iajiaa country are in very m.sersble condition. Mexicans implicated a he late insmrectinn have joined she dif- f.rsu. tribes of indians, and have cosnmilsed dep-eda.ions at the different gazing grounds [, a great extsa;, particularly al the Poaial. They have succeeded in driving olfand kill has tw o-lhirls of the cattle, mnlea, &e., be- longing to the United States also animals belonging to volunteer companies, and Bent, S. vrain & Go have been obliged 10 re- more the stock remaining. bsioneins to the GoSernmenf. themselves, and other persons, from the PonH.

 The conduct of the Indians on the Ar kansas, &c., is no better. Hardly party psssing from the settlements to Santa Fe ha. sseaped withoot being plundered. The Camsnches and Pawnees are al open war sad the Arrappshoes and Cheyenaes. d. tlough proiessedly friendly, are in truth no Boeit bener.

 Bent, SL vrain, & Co.'s wagons, and W m Tbarp's wagons were attacked al Walnu s7eek. on the 18th uit-, by party of Indians sho killed Mr. Tharp and took away up- wards of to mules and horses, and the same ssmher of ca.,le. Mr. Francis De Lisle, E & Co.'S wagon master, and Mr. Tharp, vehi out to kill bnffaio which were within short distance of camp. They were al some distance from each other. bat only s>0 yards from camp when they were at. arked by Indians. Mr. Tharp was killed De Lsle saved kis life by reserving his fFe uatil the men al camp came to his as- ssianee. The Indians made their charge m Iaree different parties. Mr. De Lisie be. lsves tha, they were Arappahoes. Gu, trends met several trains of Government wagons, also several trains belonring to aa1ers. who may perehance lose their ami nals. If not their lives, If they are not on the look out The read has not been so dan- gerous for several years.

 Two or three Mexicans came into Taos, saout the 18th nit. and reported that they had Jeff party of about fifteen American. ea Green river, who were bringing an ex. press from Gen. Kearney. The expres. would probably reach Santa Fe in few days. They met Mr. Newman with a mail Hs was nearly in California. This is tn. sane expeess taken by Mir. Solomon Sub ietie 10 Sania Fe. in January last.

 II was expected in Santa Fe, that Col Pnee and Col. Doniphan, with their troops would be relieved. certainly, in June The volunteers were very anxious to leave.

 