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U. S. Dragons. A letter received this morning from Camp des Moines, one of the posts occupied by the dragoons, informs us of the contemplated movements of ;he regi- ment to the Sioux Village and Racoon Fork O: the Des Moines River, as soon as the grass shall be deemed of sufficient growth to supply the horses with provender. Also, of the enlistment of nearly a hundred recruits to fll up the three companies sta- toned at this post. The same letter con-

 firms the report of the death of Dr. Hales, which we contradicted some time since by the same authority and it further adds that Captain Duncan, and Lieutenants Ham, ilton, Wheelock, Swords, Moore, and Lup- ton, have been arrested and sent to Jeffer- son Barracks for triel; but does not state the cause of their arrest. Nothing more of interest is contained in the letter. We had hoped that before this, this useless and dis satisfied regiment would have been dis banded, but from present operations there can be no hope of that kind entertained now.-.N r. iStar.