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MKxIcAys AsToSIsHEp.-AS Santa Fe cor respondent of the St. Louis Reveille, tells ihc following

 "Yesierday visited the saw mill erected on Santa Fe creek, by the qaarsermaster's department, under the superintendence of Lieut. Garnier. The structure ls, in the first place, curious to Us, as being entirely of pine wood, ard to the Mexieans, because they never saw the ike hefore' There was large crowd of men, women, children, dogs and babies al the mill to view the machinery, which was entirely new to them, being the only thing Of the kind in New Mexico- Some would ride on the carriage as the saw cut its way through the lcg-others perehed on i, as the small returning wheel sent il back--and then any quantity of mixed Spanish was spoken, and cigaratos smoked ia most admirable profusion, Heretofore, in this province. anything in the shape of board was generally cut oct of sosad timber wi.h small axe, or sawed by haedn