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ST. LoUIs, August 2S.

 TIE WAR.--The arrival of the Will liam Wallace at this port, from Gale na, confirms the report, to which we al luded last week, of an engagement be- tween party of Sioux indians and the hostile band of Sacs and Foxes. The victory over the latter was most deci- siye one: two hundred of them being killed, and forty taken prisoners. On ly about TO warriors escaped. Among the prisoners, is Na-o-popc, the second incommand in allthe enterprisesagainst the Whites, and the celebrated Prophet. Black Hawk, it is said by the prisoners, was wounded by shot from the steam boat Warrior, in the action at the eros sing of the Mississippi, and died three days afterwards.

 Many conflicting accounts are given ofthe engagement. It appears that the Sioux were not alone concerned in the combat; utthat they were assisted bs parties of the Menominees and Winne bagoes. The latter tribe, it is said coul.selled the hostile Indians to hols