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FRoM THE PLAiNs.-Our ate ntive correspondent at Westport informs us, says the St. Louis Revelle, that recent rumors from the plains represent mats ters in a adeplorabIe light there. Mann's Fort, on the Arkansas, has been burned by the Indians, and a report was current Fort William also had been destroyed.

 Five hundred men had marched to the relief of Lieut.. Love.

 Maj. Daugher,y had returned to Fort Leavenw orth, having succeeded in re- covering nearly all his cattle, and send ing them on with the troops that wen out under Col. Easton.

 Two Govt trains of 30 wagons each left Westport for Santa Fe on the 9th.