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Iieutenants JAMES w. ALBERT and WILLIAM G.
Peck, Of the United States Typographical Engi.
ncers, arrived at Fort Gibson on the 22d October,
with party Of forty men, and train of wagons
and mules. Lieut. ALBERT parted from Capt. FRE-
MONT at Brents Fort ON the Arkansas, on the 18th
Of August and, after following for time the tribu-
taries Of the Arkansas, crossed spur Of mountains
and struck the source Of the Csnadan, which Stream
he followed TO the Arksasas. The whole parry
were in perfect healthy asas -s-r Epsslng ~ dsys
at Fort Gibson, took up their Iins Of march for
St Louis.