NEWS FROM THE PRAlRIEs.
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We have been politely furnished by gentleman
of this place, says the Independence (Mo.) Expos
itor, with letter from gentleman at Fort Will
iam New Mexico, who is we'll acquainted with
the movements Of the Texans and Mexicans.-I
We commend it to the attention of our readers:


Fort WILLIAM, Aug. 8, lS43.


We have been on the qui vve for the last two
months, in consequence Of the Texans being on
the river below us. They captured party of
reached Santa Fe, there was a very great excite.
ment; the foreigners were much abused-as they,
make no distinction between Americans and Tex
ians They are all Texans with them. Lee and
Beauben Of Tous, narrowly escaped with their
lives from the mob; the house Of the latter was
plundered of most Of its contents. Some of the
Americans of less note were tried and otherwise
il.treated. On the 4th Of July, had intelligence
of the crossing of the Caravan Of the Big Arkan.
sas, since then have had no further information
from them; but am inclined to think that they
have gone through safe. There was TexIan
here some ten or fifeen days ago, on his way TO
the mountains; he informed me that there was a
general dissatisfaction in the Texian Camp, and
that in all probability they had broken up and
Gsnersed.


When Armeijo, the present Governor OF Santa
Fe, received intelligence Of the capture OF his
party, sent to the crossing or the Arkansas ne
to Santa Fe with all speed. as the account
given him of tho number Of Texans had been
much exaggerated.
On his arrival at Santa Fe, he had information
by express, thata par. of the Texans had been zee
captured by the United States Dragons and Ina:
the TEXANS had not, at any t'me' exceeoea .Wo
hundred in number. lie then ordered out Nv o
hundred troops to protect the caravan, bu. his or.
ders wors dsobeyed, and the troops refused to
march. .-s.-


From the last information | have from Santa
Fe. Armeio was in great danger, and there we're
strong symptoms of a revolution against tho gov
ernment. Very respectfully, your friend' &C.


= The ,ray things are done in Rhode Island.


The Speaker Of the House Of RePsessn.dM"1ISi aha"IS
If Hbe thinks the Constitution of the state shoulo
be altered. must climb the highest treo IN inc cen
ire of tho State. and then, and there; call on the
Inhabitants for their attentions ana snal Put ,e
question to vote, aud il majority OF the inhao''
tnnts declare themselves in favor OF altering the
, Constitutes, it shall be Immediately altered.
Concord Intelligcncer.