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Ifssour9.-The following paragraph, from the St. Louis Beacon, is highly in- dieative of that spirit of enterprise and hardihood for which our fellow citizens of the West, are so justly renowned.

 "A new and handsome steamboat, belonging to the American Fur Compa- ny arrived at this port on Sunday last, and proceeds to-day, 1t is understood, for the mouth of the Yellow Stone, where is situated the highest trading establishment on the Missouri. This point is about nineteen hundred miles by water, and much less distance by land from the base of the Rocky Noun tains. No steamboat, we believe, has yet passed Council Bluffs, situated one third of the way between St. Louis and the mouth of the Yellow Stone. Should the company succeed in reaching this point with their boat we have good req sons for believing that success will repay them for all the expense and toil, and risk, which must necessarily attend them; and we shall have the pleasure of beholding what, it was thought the other day, was reserved for the next genera ton.