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From Fort VWiam.-'rlo independence Ex-
postor contains letter flon Fort William. on
The Arkansas; dated July 9Th. The writer says:
"Thc present company for Santa Fe have chosen
this route in preference to that Of the Cimaron in
consequence of the extreme dryness of the season,
and supposed scarcity Of water on the other route
it is also said that the whole Cumanche nation
are on the western route.


The New Mexicans, we are told here. are still
arnicubIy disposed to our people, Whether there
is really declaration of war on tho part of the
Mexicans, these northern people are equally in the
dark with ourselves. | do not anticipate any
troibe with them in any event.


The stopping at the fort is most delightful in
tcrlude in our journey. Nothing can exceed tho
kind and ho5pi.abe treatment of Messrs. Bent
Il ST. Vrain, and the traders and clerks in their
employ oy.--RsceHh.