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The Missouri Volunteers. A letter from Forl
Leavcnworth, Of late date, informs us that there
was considerable trouble in the camp of the voluil.
tccrs, occasioned by the refusal of the company
manded by Captain Corponay to receive muskcts.
They demanded sabres and rifles. A company Of
regulars was ordered out 10 restore order, and this
was soon done. -Four companies Of the regiment, j,
is added refused TO take muskets, and further trou
BILE was apprehrndei Captain Corponay's company
was TO have left on the ed, hut the nutritious dispo-
ston evinced by them rendered it questionable when
they would march.


Company A, Captain McNar, had boen selected
to receive equipments as dragoon company.


The election for field officers Of the regiment had
not been completed.