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Extract of a letter from an officer in the army, dated Cantonment Ieaven- worth, (3320 miles abosc St. Louis, Mis- souri, 10th March, 1881, to gentle, man in Philadelphia:

 Yesterday an express arrived from the Bluffs, bringing information that Mf~. XaDdeberg's party was attacked by the Black Feet Indians, on the Madison Fork of the Missouri. The Indians at- tackled them in camp, at the down ot light in the morning, and fought all day. At dark thc Indians withdrew, and left forty killed, and a number of horses; the wounded not known, as they were carried off, but from the appearance ol blood supposed to be a number. Mr' Vandeberg had ore killed and two wounded; and eleven horses killed md fifty wounded. This Information was received through Mr. M'Kenzie, who $ at the Mandan villages. No further news from Upper Missouri was received of any importance. ."-.Nat. Ga1.