From Fort LeayeDWOrth
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The officers of the steamboat ANA.
Tanth report, says the St. Louis New
Era OF the 18th, the abandonment OF
the U. s. Fort at Table Creek, and
the return ofCapt. Princes company
stationed there 10 Fort Leavenworth
The temporary buildings which had
been erected for the immediate ac
commodation Of the troops, were des.
troyed, and all the stores and provis.
ions were put on board the A., togeth.
er with Capt. P.'s company of infan-
try, and brought down to Fort Leav>
enworth. The Mormons in the vici.
nifty of Council Bluffs have commen-
ced crossing the Missouri, and it is
said that so 10 100 families 90 over
daily. Provisions were very scarce
amongst them, and many are suffer.
ing from extreme hunger. 1t is re-.
ported that Capt. Allen, Of the U. S.
service, has Seen sent up, and that he
has enlisted 500 of the men as infan.
try, TO serve in Col. Kearney's expe-
dition to Santa Fe. Left Fort Leav.
enworth on the 18th inst, up to that
time wagons, laden with provisions
and stores were still going out to the
Prairies. Nothing new had transpired
about the Fort, and nothing Of impor>
tance had been received from Colonel
hearney or the troops under his com.
mand.