FROM FORT LEAvENwoRTH.
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The steamboats, st. Croix and Tributary arrived
yesterday from the Missouri. The ST. Croix took
up Major Stewart with funds to pay off the volun-
regiment of infantry at Fort Leavenworth, about
which our correspondent expresses so much solici-
tude All the companies were present, it is under.
stood, on Sunday, when the ST. Crox left and the
election for field officers was probably completed
on Monday.--st. LOui Republican September II.


The St. Louis Union of same date, adds


at was generally understood that Major Dough
erty, Liberty, would be chosen colonel, and Capt
Holt Of st. Louis lieutenant colonel.


There was nothing of news from the Plains, &c
far as our informant was aware"


A correspondent Of the Boonslick Times writes


"For the information Of the community, | thinl
il proper to state that no wagons will be received
here after the 9Th instant, the quartermaster hav
ing determined to start no wagons after the
l0th.n .""sH ....|' ## r|'. ..