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From TUE PLAlNs,-0ur attentive cor.
respondent al Weslport informs us ,ha, re.
cent rumors from The plains represent mat.
lcrs in deplafsbe light there. Mann's
Fort on the Arkansas, has been burned by
the Indians, and report was current
lha, For, William also had been destroyed.


Five hundred mon had marched 10 the
relief oil lIoul Love.


Maj. DaugheHy had returned to Fort
LeavenworIh, having succeeded in recover.
ing nearly all his cattle, aud sending them
on with the troops that went oul under
Col. Easlon.


Two Government trains, Of 30 wagons
each, left Weslport Tor Santa fe on the 9th


~. Louis Reredc.


TmE PmNeE OF PrAoE.-The Madlid
Gazette Of The I'd inst. publishes royal
decree. authorizing Don Manuel Godoy,
the once celebrated Prince ol Peace, to 10.
turn 10 Spain. The decree orders TIM, ar
bilraiors shall be appointed To settle all
questions with respect 10 the property Of
the Prince Of Peace, which was seqneslra.
ted al the time Of his hanishmeni from
Spain. The Prince of Peace has been in
exile since lsns. lie has resided for
many years in Paris, in great priiacy, and
so completely has he fallen into oblivion
that We believe that few Of the public are
aware that he still dmgs oul his lenelhcned
existence.


EsrH.oRplNsHr SrArEaENr.-A comparison Of
the registers Of mortality, says an English paper,
will convince us that hero. placed IN the trenches
Of teleagufed fortress where he is exposed for
weeks To a continual shower Of cannon shot. or
placed ON field Of battle before the hravesl and
most fesolule OF lis enemies, has much better
chanea Of life, runs lees Tisk Of premature death,
than Il he worked IN an undraned street or slept
IN a crowded room IN BrsloI or Liverpool. The
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