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FROM FORT WILLIAM AND SANTA FE-The Hi
bernian, this morning from Independence, Mo,
brought passengers, MesSrs. William Bent, ST
Vran, and Leiendorer, the Two former from For;
William, on The Arkansas. and the latter from sam
Ia Fe. When Mr.. l. left Santa Fe, all was quiet
III that quarter, and nothing tranSpiring worthy Of
particular note He came By The way Of Fort
William, which place the party left on The 18th ult
making ths whole trip in The remarkably short Pc
Rod OF y days.


The Hibernian reports the Missouri river falling
rapidly. [St Louis Gazette.


BISHOP DgL,ycY.-The Rochester American of
17th inst. says: We learn from passengers by the
cars this afternoon that 1t. Rev Bishop Delaney is
very much injured by the accident which bsfel
him, but Is not considered in dangerous condi-
,on.


Since the above was III type, we have learned
from Dr.. Webster. who was called Professionally
10 attend the Bishop, and who left This morning at
half past 8 that he was doing well, and able 10 re-
cognze those about him.


&C. We had severe frost on Wednesday night
last, which completely destroyed every thlsg IN
The gardens that could be affected, and cut down
the early corn in the fields.


Telegraph, Connellsville, Ind 9Th