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fRoN TnE PLAINs.-By tho arrival Of
tho Little Missouri, from Fort LcaycnwoHh,
we have news from The Plains Of the most
startling nature. To Mr.. A. VI d. Mac.
kay, clcrk Of the l.iule Missouri, NC arc
indebted for the following iniorna ion,
which be derived directly from the Quar-.
lermaslcr at the Fort, which therefore can
bo relied on, implicitly, as true.


On tho 9Th, an express arrived from
Lieut.. Love, who was left near the "a.
kansas, In imminent peril oi being cul oil
by an oycrpowering body OF Indians. It,.
l.. had had battle with The enemy, in
which be lost five dragons killed, and four
woundcd-amorg the latter Scrgt Bishop.
II will be rccollecicd that this patty had In
charge 100000 Government mnds -
When llo express lell, none oflha treasure.
Subsistence, CRIMINALS, had fallen into the
hands Of tho Indians. Lieut. Love sent u
pressing request for reinforcement.


Smith, the wagon mador who was
obliged 10 fort" on the Arkansas, in con.
sequence Of the hostility Of tho Indians,
had lcf his establishment, aud was Gghl.
ing bis way to Santa Fo. lie had taken a
few horses from the enemy, and lost two
men.


-Four companies Of infantry were met al
Council Groyc.-Si. Louis RcrcHic,