FROM SANTA FE.

FROM THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN OF SEPT. 4.
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FROM THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN OF SEPT, Z.


The only received by the Western mail yesterday, in
addition to what published in the morning, contained
the following letter from Santa Fe the editor of the In
dependence Exposor. The picture which this writer pre-
Of the condition Of things at Santa Fe is very flat
erng State pride the military discipline at that post
But have sort of doubt that is overdrawn nay,
that il is the letter. We have been assured indeed,
by persons who passed the winter Santa Fe that all mill


ry discipline, all regard for propcy, lost by the reg
under the immediate command Of Col Price, II
not restricted by any order Of the
Colonel officers of his regiment dealing Monte at the
gambling bells of Santa Fe and the prpaS Of their compa-
nies betting their money the turn of the card But this
insist much the fault Of the subodnaes
Col Price, who ought have prohibited by the gor-
examples, total disregard Of all military discipline,
the end of which in the picture drawn by the writer
of the letter from Santa Fc full inquiry ought to be
by which such deep disgrace has been brought
upon the country.


"SAsTA FE, JULr 81 ls47.


We arrived Santa Fe the 25h of June after trip
Of fy-eight days from Independence losing fy-onc head
Of oxen, stolen by the Indians Coon creek and some
twenty lost for want Of grass between Las Vegas and
this place. And 10, when we have arrived the goal of
destination aud domced in mud house in the great city of
Santa Fe and look around a and manners the
miserable state Of society that exists upon the wide
globe Lcwdness in both exhibits itself in the most
garng and shameless orms and walks abroad a midday
II the human family had dwindled down to nothing
than intellect and to less than savage refinement Tue
there many OF the oers and pvaes of Col Prices
gmen who gentlemen, and hold themselves aoof from
the vices and dissipation that contagious and of which
the very atmosphere composed bat alas the large
majority, they have expended than the of their
wages and indeed reckless ragamun band disgrace
to the Of American sodcis, and will Missouri
miserable ragged set with morals corrupted and will
long be a great accession to our State penicniary.


am sorry TO say that Col Price has lowered himself in
he would take down the and stripes that uer the
Public Plaza the 0h day Of dugua, and the
place. if troops did arrive by that time from the States.
This declaration has caused many sacrifice their goods and
prepare for leaving, evident fact that all Americans
Moxicans who have been friendly the American
would be Murdered Immediately the departure of the
army"