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FRoM COUNCIL BLUFFS AND FoRr LEAvEN-
woRrH.-We learn from the officers Of the steamer
Balloon, which arrived on Saturday, that another
large body of Mormons, estimated at from four to
six thousand in number, had arrived at Council
Bluffs, and were encamped there and in that vicini.
ty. A part of them were to proceed to Bellview,
but the most Of them expected to pass the winter
the Bluffs and in the Indian purchase, on the oppo-
site side of the river, where they have extensive
tracts under cultivation. They say that they have
sufficient provisions to last them for fifteen months,
but will have to provide clothing and other articles
necessary TO their comfort during their journey,
before they leave the settlements.


The Balloon, on her return, was at Fort Leaven-
worth on the 18th. Col. Price, with his regiment,
and Lieut. Wilcox, and his extra battalion, had
left the fort the day before, leaving two companies
which were to set out on the evening of the lSth