Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
FROM TIE 81. Louis Republican. Nor. I.
IMPORTANT AND VERY LATE
FROM SANTA FE.

By the arrival Fort Leayenyv.rth ON the 3O,b Oct,
ger oi Lieut. Io! kuii, OF the Missouri volunteers
learn that Gen kearnoy eff for California on n. Y5,h
SsPt,mb-', taking with MN companies g. c. C. X and
LIST Jnued States DTacoJns-In all about 4CO men ou,t
Cd On HHieS Inc route OF TINS small comInand con-
sleu oY many OF The Oldest ard most per enced
tsHssfs and traders Of grel, hsrdshps aud susr
ial If not absolutely imp'secabe-beiug down the X %
tTr-nde 10 Socoro an Old psuish TOW n forf of much
np5Ti-nce from ae large garrison st-tUaed Lere abot
2OJ miles south of Santa Fei th-nce west g. the il,
tproncuace Heeai. thence the ella TO with, 5O
10 200 mics OF the head Of the Gulf vi Csforo,, into
when TIE ia empues iise; thence nortwesi t. Mon
te5ey, the Pacific This route IS called and known .
the Coppsr Mine route. This command . accompanied
by the following Uffieers
Gen hEAKSEY, Commanding; Capt. Johnston Ist Dr,
goohs aidde-camp; Capt Tuner Isl Dragons Aciusnr
Geneia! OF the 3" Army OF the west;" MAJOR Thomas
T%oiGs' O91rief master, U. 5 a; Asstan. Surgeons,
John ) u itin aEd X. Simpson OF the Med cal STAFF of
the Aimyi hsJof Sumner, umsndinr Drsgoons C.n,s
Cook, Moore BuTgwin aad Gu-r, LIST L. s. Drazaons 81
Lieuis. Love, Hammond, Noble DAVID on and N,II 80
OF the same Regiment Tue &c part of The e,nsdi
ton nader the command OF that merit nous o,sr \,
Leat '" ii Emory, o. the corps OF Top, graphical En-
sss so wen ana iaVeiaoY known Tor ms aborious and
accurate surveys on the Northeastern boundary; and con-
ssts VI LIST Lieut. Wagner, OF he Engineer e,yns. ~
Bestar 81 the District OF Columbia; aud Mr. Sanity en-,
ployed II san the crst Of tie esnesi,;o, IT.
command Is also accompanied by Mr. FIzyatrsk MIR Re-
oidou1, and guide from Taos, who takes w. h hm for
his own riding Zee mules cIcGit is the roue IN his
umatlon and exgeronce.
The Gene al st;rtcd with warons and ,yib ~. -,
load q pack saddles for mules intending u pack ben
the wagons break down.
Permsi0a asd been granted Ion bis appcauon) to Can't
Thomas B. Hudson, Of the ST. Louis volunieers TO oris
nize company OF volunteers from the different
OF volunteers thea present. 60 with the Mormon bata
non as mounted company, 70 California. Capt Hudson
had beat up Tor Nountees and succeeded in raising his
company IN one day. Than double the reousts -
proper number having presented thsm1lyes as volunteers
The Co!oneI reports sAat everything was tranquil at
Santa Re when he iett September 27tu though v,ry
Current runor existed that the Armo family would end
soS 10 as the population TO open ressancs a. soon as
Gen hearney and the regular troops Of the United a,es
had ie that part OF the county This report vas not b..
heved, E0Sever OF, uae would have caused 10 uneas
ness.
Gen. Keagney By printed proclamation. dated ssp,.n
bsr ~ 1916 'bat being duly authorized b. the
President OF the Uned Saes, he appoints the olos,no
named persons the executive ami adm Illustrative officers II
tue laws and government Of the Territory New Mexico:
G1yernor-Chailes Bent.
Secretary Of tie TcrritOry-D5n Adaeano Vigil.
Murshal-Riehard Dliam.
H. ;. District Auor1cY-Francis F. Blair
Treasurrr-Char.es unnsr.
Auditor ful'- A-coun.s-E'gene Lcitcn.do-fe;
And j2ao II -u9hton ANTONIO Jose Oiero and Charles
Baahiea J1dge- o. the Supreme Court. Thee sp5oin.
ncnts regarded he best that could BE- made ont ~.
tie m-'eGia present. N SaLt4 Fc. To asp5,atuisnt r
Gov. Beat 1prscrs to give gs1e,u satislaction.
Co tuii rey,r's col suos y. ihs 2d e<n1,nt o. VI e.
sour Volunteers. ard Iayn istsr Suading M az pee
village DAYS m-rrh p mits) rom santa r. a., ~.
morning Il the 2on s>Pismssr They would reach santa
Re The evening.
Tue troops lei, la santa Re end vicinity are Major NJ
Lewis Cirks battalion OF horse artillery and part Of Col
Frees regiment, together with Captain Angney, com
Pany from Coe) and Capt Muphys Cof Ps,e) company
OF infantry
Col. Doniphans regiment had obtained permission Of
Gen kearney 20 march to Chihuahua aad III ct there
junction with Gen. Wool, u. 5. Army. Indeed such
movement was Necessary as, owing some m smanage
meu provisions were yey the Army being obliged
to sobsist from Beu's Fort some time ia Jaly up to the
last Of SEPTEMBER, without sugar coffee, and half "a.
ton OF a'ur ground wnelt)
TWAS universal bcefat Santa Re that Gen Wool y,8,
meet with resistance az Oh huahua. Constant commuri
cation had between the traders NJ Chihuahun and the
traders 81 Sana Re, and the trans OF Connolly & Glasgow
Ovens & Aul D'anc & Co., Haamans & Mogu fins. for
General Wool m possession OF the city. In this they
will be much stoken, however a. be asd not the
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