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BsNr's CoMrANy-Mr Charles Bent and
twenty-five other persons belonging to this CON-
pany, arrived in this city to-day on board the
steamer Lexington from Independence, where
they arrived last Sunday, with twenty wagons
oaded with seven hundred packs of buffalo robes
and four packs of beaver furs. They left the
Fort, on the Arkansas river, their place of rem
devious, before starting in, on the 5th of last
May, and have been ever since ON their way TO
this city. Their Journey has been very much
protIactcd by incessant rains and high waters
They bring no news Of importance. This is the
las, OF the Caravan which was detained at the
Hickory Grove, the balance having preceded
them. ST. Louis New Era, 18th inst.