LATER FROM SANTA FE.
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About dozen of volunteers, discharged from
service in Col. PRrcE's regiment at Santa Fe, on
account of i'll health, have arrived at st. Louis.
They left Santa Fe in detached parties, the latest
on the list of April. Every thing was then in a
tranquil state The natives of the country were de-
prived of the means of doing mischief, even if they
were so disposed, having no arms upon which they
could rely, and no ammunition. The courts for the
trial of the rebels had closed, both at Taos and
Santa Fe, and The sanguinary executions ,chich
had taken place under their adjudications were at
an end The old man at Santa Fe, under sentence OF
death for the part which he had played in the drama
OF rebellion, was awaiting the decision Of the Pre-
sident of the United States in his case-on repre-.
sentaton of all the facts, as contained in papers
which passed through this place some weeks since


Col. PRICE was in command at Santa Fe, which
has proved the graveyard for many young and gal
liant men. Our informants state that nearly -four
hundred persons were buried there.


No intelligence of late date had been received
from Notwithstanding so late as we have by
the Mexican papers.


OF the number Of volunteers at Santa Fe, very
few will enrol themselves for new term Of SER
vice.-&. Louis Republican.