New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
From santa Fc.
The s. Lo1ns Ncr Era of Aug % has letter
from respectable gentleman in Santa Fe dated
July sth from which we learn that

The s. L0uiS Ncr Era of Aug % has a letter
from respectable gentleman in Santa Fe dated
July 9Th, from which we learn that
The all.ahsorbing question with majority OF the Mex
icans has been whether this department will be en-
braced within the limits of Texas in case of annexation
by the United Stao.l There is large portion OF the
inhabitants anxious for annexation and they looking
forward TO the time with anxiety for its consunmstor
II they left out by the United States their viii
he bad one Mexico Is OF their anxiety 10 be
admitted into the Union They are somewhat alarmed.
since hearing that II was the intention OF Garcia Condo
10 visit New Mexico this summer fall II he should
arrive before the limits OF Texas known here there
sil be strong oppositiDn made 10 hi entrance New
Mexico has become heartily tired Of the Government Of
Mexico II the promise of little aid was offered, they
ripe for revolt.
They are in expectation Of hearing from of their
friends IN Missouri by the caravan advising them OF the
course they pursue anticipate force from
the Western frontier this Fall 10 take possession. Re
port that Garcia Condo will send for the Cumsnches
with them-ihe object Ofihs treaty Is not known
There has been expedition sent against the luia~s
commanded hy Charyis. of Abique-nolhing has been
heard # its result yet But few Americans at Saia Re ~
this me-the place Is quite dull business dong. The
Pasare has been better than II known-ihere
mas been more gold out lately than formerly Under
the authorities the duties will be the same as last
year Durand Is still custom house oiiccr, and very
friendly 10 Americans.
New Mexico has lost of It's best in the death
Of u Marann Charvice who lately died in consequence
he smpuisiion OF his leg it done too late mort
hcaton had taken plake.
--Apropos of this We find in the same paper two
DAYS before Aug p, the following
We understand that a considerable number of re-pec
table and reliable men very ready and willing 20 en-
gage in immediate expedition against Santa fe pro
vdcd they shall be called 10 do by the proper
thoriy. There in this city and in other places in
this state many respectable citizens who DESTROYS Of
leading participating in such campaign officers
and many others willing to I'LL the ranks as soldiers.
We understand that preliminary informal arrange
menis have been made 10 organize volunteer militia
regiment al this place 10 consist OF from 800 % 600 men
and 10 be raised with view % march OF in very shOr
time. and engage in active campaign 10 submit 70
strict military discipline and ~ enter the service -
q leave the frontier IN October and strike blow Al
santa Re early in December. Il said that Major Bo-y
and considerable number ofihe officers and pryaies ir
the militia regiment willing 10 in the measure
and that other persons in other companies would also
chceriuy JOIN regiment 10 be thus raised. and a
ntmaiions have seen received from other places IN III,
Slste OF willingness 10 cooperate in the campaign.
II is supposed that regiment osuch starting IRON
this place with such additional forces may be obtained
about Ben,s fort and the other mountain establishments
could take Santa fe II Mr.. Polk will give the proper
authority the proper regardless OF mere favorit
SIN. blow may be struck speedily that viii count wei
N the war.