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LATEST FEoM ST. LoUIs.-We find the follow
I,g paragraphs in the St. Louis New Era Of the
ETening of the 9th ult.


The steamer Mermaid down to-day from Gale
Ia. reports the Mississippi, above the Lower
Iaspids. falling fast. AT Galena, the water was
Iss, as high rs it had been by some eight or nine


set, and 1t falling at that place at the rate of
l., inches in twcnty-iour hours.


| A MIR. Albert Speyre and several other persons
l.r;yed last evening on board the Admiral from
Santa Fe, and bring with thewl large amount
lo!s specie, gold dust and a small amount of lurs.
ITey separated from the main Caravan two
l., three hundred miles above Independence,
Ivbere they left them detained by high water.


These gentlemen left the main body with one


gspon. in which they succeeded In reaching


Wsyne City, and there embarked on board the


The steamer Admiral arrived last even
Inc from NodawaY city, which place she lett
Ioa Sunday. at 6 A. VI. She reports The river fail!
IL, sIo,;ly. The water above the mouth of Kan


~ uycr was not unusually high, and had not
llen over the banks; the rise was from The Platte
hnS Kauzas rivers. At Weston on Mon
lGy morning it had fallen three feet. At
lLripg,on, when the A passed, 1t had fallen about
lsso feet. At St. Charles and for one hundrco
Inles above the mouth, the fall was not percepii-
H. The Admiral on her trip down EXPERIENCED
E,ey great difficulty in getting along IRON inc
Issnt of wood, there being none TO be had from
Ils mouth of the Kanzas to the Missouri. She
ras compelled to burn rails and driit taken ron
INs river