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The 81. loui. Republican publishes an
extract from a letter written at santa Fe,
which II true shows the affairs Of the eoun,
Try to be in most dcplorable slate. Ac.
cording to these accounts, tie soldery have
drgrucmlcd into military mob, ago the
most open yinlalors ol law and order, aud
daily hoop insult and injury upon the people
Of ihe Territory; aud the ciyil government
is powefIess 10 grant lLum redress. One
half OF the cnp.aius ol companies do not
know the number Of their men, nor wheTo
lhct are 10 be found; aud they themselves
are to be seen nightly in luulapgocs, aud
oven less reputable places Of dissipation.
The soldiers are never drilicd or mustered,
and from the highest officer 10 The private
soldier, all is insubordnaton, msrlle and
confusion. This state of affairs the writer
attributes to want OF ability aud military
knowledge in Col. Prcc, added to his ina.
biiily 10 control or regulate his officers OF
soldiers, aud the misconduct Of the yolln.
tcors, hc says, must, whenever an oppor.
luniiy presents itself, again Iorco the Mcki.
cans into an insurreclion.