C. II. kRiBBEN, lst Lieut. Mo. Light Artillery. Santa Fs, Jan. st,lS47.
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 letter dated Independence, Feb. 18th, in lhe St. Louis Repablican, says: "There had been an instruction planned at Santa Fe, headed by the priests, but ii was discovered ID tune to prevent it. Al the time the com pany left, the Americans had twenty of the rlngleaders arrested, nearly all of them priests, and II was thought that they would be exc cuied

 There has been great deal of sickness in she American army, which was very fatal-- lever oi a typhoid character was sweeping mem off daily. Gu, of Prices whole regi- lheni there were mol three husared men able 10 perform duty. Doniphan's regimen, had oern much more healthy.

 !, was thought at Santa Fe. that James Nasoihn (whose arres, has been no,iced) would be ppt to death in Chihuahua. It may be rescllecled he was robbed by the h. u'a"s below the pass, and then taken priso- Sef oy the Mexieans, who searched him. md ,oand upon his person papers and despatehes ,o "enerai Wool. The Mexicans regarded "'n' as eiiazen, he having lived among them sH'eea years, and taken ihe oath of alle- s'anee They will try him as traitor. me winter had been unusually severe f, .aa" te Goods were extremely low. and .'e'ai oi the trades had sold out a, reduced F'''es' None of these had seen or heard