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SANTA FE TRADERs.-Thc statement that The
Mexican Governor Armijo and his followers had
fled precipitately back to Santa Fe, is confrmsi
By letters from Independence dated the 4th inst
He did not return to the assistance Of the compa.
nv going out from Independence, but left them
exposed TO the rapacily Of 1Ile Texan marauders
who, after their release by Capt. Cooke, rallied
again with their friends to the number OF lss
and were determined to attack the traders The
Usage Indians had stolen some s or 10 mules
from Lupton's m,n as they came IN, but suts
quently returned them, declaring they woudher
after Obtain as much booty as they could


4 letter from Pawnec Rock, dated July 2O,u
presses the conviction that one company OF The
traders had fallen into the hands of the lreeboct
crs. The traders have therefore, in all prct9.
bility, met with this band Of Texans and ben
plundcred.


The st. LOUIS New Era Of the llth inst. say
" \ gentleman ino:,ns us of the fact, of which''
were before ignorant, that .fce Of the men b.
longing TO Warfieli's band of robbers mad ben
captured III New Mexico, end shot by the autho'
ltics Of that Government"