Military Movements.
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The Washington Union states that Col.
kearney, with several troops of his regi.
men. of Dragons, and in pursuance of
standing orders ftom the General-in-
Chief of 1912, will set out from Fort
Leavenworlh {on the Mssouri) some
time i'll this month, to make an extensive
tour of the prairies beyond. The same
paper adds: "He is to visi, numerous
tribes Of Indians, to counsel them to res
pcct our fur traders and Oregon emigrants,
to maintain peace among themselves, and
TO impress all with the friendship, the vi>
GLANCE, and the power of the United
States lf his horses should be able to
maintain themselves on pas,urage alone,
he may 60 as far as Fort Laromie, ira
der's work in the South Pass OF the Rocky
Mountains. The expedition will make
awide sweep, advancing by one route
and returning by another. Two other
companies Of the same regiment (the frs,
dragoons) are about to make tour, with
similar objects, along the Mississippi. and
high up the ST. Peters river, which has
its mouth near the Great Falls, Isl. An
thony,) also returning by a different
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