Correspondence OF the 81, Louis Republican,
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By express, we received advlccs last week from
the Mexican Governor and his troops. They
were coming in as far as the Arkansas rlver to
escort small company Of traders bound hlther-
wards, and to accompany those on their return
from this place to Santa F6. The Governor has
with him about 500 soldiers, and of course
goodlv number OF supenumerares-h intends.
that if our soldiers desire to cross the lnc and
proceed farther on their route to Santa Re, he
will by no means object. short time since, the
Oregon Company left our ncighborhood; they
have with them a large amount OF stock, about
200 wagons of all sizes and descriptions, and in
all probability 500 or 1000 souls. They seem to
be in high spirits, and 90 out with joyous expec
tations. Tie aged and young-the hardy, virtn-
Gus pioneer-the tmd and the wealthy, have
each braced themselves up for the trip in antlci-
patton of the glorious harvest that awaits them at
their new home in the West.


The exploring expedition, Captain stewart's
company, and one or two companies for the pur-
pose of catching Buffalo calves have all left our
county within a week or two past. No other
news of interest. Yours, sc.