LATE FROM SANTA FE.
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The ST. Louis papers have received intelligence from Fort
Marin 10 the 25th umo That place has been the scene of
most ghul OF Indians, committed by American
soldiers. On the 25th body Of Indians observed al
distance from the fort supposed to number upwards Of
40 i00 0The chief Of the band visited tho fort and was
cordially received by Csp PELTzER, the officer in command
Tho Indians also invited to enter and while in the fort
suspicion Of harm and foul play aroused among them by
certain Of the troops The Indians then attenp
ed to escape out Of the to and in doing four Of their
number killed and two wounded Three others wbo
had at the request Of Capt Pezer taken refuge in quarters
were killed The Indians the outside Of the fort were
then fired upon, and fifteen twenty wounded four Of whom
were considered moraly COL GILrrs, the officer in com
mand Of that station, absent Fort Brent This Is 70
garded most infamous and horril affair The Indian
were Pawnees.