The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-17 00:00:00

port of Tampico, vflich have paid nearly $2,000,000 to
Government on imports.

THE INDIANS.

(From Sql'aqhak Georgian.)
FLORIDA, Fits. 15.—Three hundred or more of the
enemy are now at Tampa—tot:y have snaukee the pipe
of peace and agreed to emigrbt , but lest their modesty
should receive a shock, ti,e; nave stipulated that Go-
vernment shall provide them with clothing, previous to
their departure, and the General has depateliedhae
steam-boat to New Orleans tor wearing apparel to
distributed among them.
A party of Tallahaisue,,, hi ailed by their Chiefs avd
accompanied by one of the Arkansas deflation, halted
at Fort Clinch a short time since, on their way
to
Tampa. Whilst there, Tie.t ril (whose übiquity
unquestionable) seat his broiler to visit them, and I
possible, prevent them from going in. The Arkansas
Indian made known the object Tigertail was end"'
vouring to effect through the agency of his brother,
which so enraged the latter, that he sprang upon hllll
with his knife and ir,flicted two severe stabs. HaraeY's.
Mr. Tiger tcl aad a few others of a similar character'
take the field, and keep it, and the next half century
may witness the termination of the Fiorit'a war.
Tallahassee dates to the 13:h inst. state the letters
from Tampa announce that. near 400 Indians bad cola°
in. Two hundred of them were to be shipped off
to
Arkansas on the 1:t of this month ; and it was sal
that if the news of the coming in of seventy oftb(ei
Micasukie tribe was confirmed, little doubt remains
that a few months would terminate the war.
(Correspondence of the Courier and Inquirer.)
Kay WEST, FEB. 17.—AIORE SHIP SINNING.I
On the 30th ult. I gave you information of the tsrq
of the French brig Louise, Capt. Eitor, on this COa't'
within sight of K-y West to the eastward, sod all'
tioned that she was bilged--her ear ;o of logwood sOi
hides brought to this place arid stored, and the vels-e
stripped, and her hull sold by the captain at a4lOll-
-
for 3.54,g.
• 'Eta
The next day, the 31st, the brig herself came s
port in charge of the purchaser. The purchaser, 1131.0
connected with those who saved her cargo, after s
was stripped and abandoned, went to her, and, on vis.
mining her bottom by diving, found that her bilgitgt
consisted of two augur-holes. He returned, boOri
the hull, went with his grew to ;t—in about five Itsidrd
pumuel her wit,' after stopping the augur-boles, ap
brou4ht her into port.
K.:owing that he had no I,gal title to the Wee], 1,4
wrote to the French Consul at Havannah for his
structions in the matter. She leaks none of tens",
quence. Now, who bored the augur-holes ?
Be,ides it is difficult to see how the master Do
d„
have gtt on this coast where he did uninteetionall'
coming from Havanna 11'2 i:ly north and running ashore
in good weather, in sight of two good lights, tvhSits,
should have proceeded easterly down the strewth- • to
vessel was old—his cargo of lit' le value, and a o%e
the underwriters perhaps might Le advantageous
owners. flt*

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 27, P.M. WC have
Bence from Harrisburgh, that a 8,11 was reported YEji,
terday, by t' e Cominittee on Banks, suspend i 1,5,
penalties against the Bank., until the 15th f
1843. It )
was made the order of tlie day' for the 44' of
March. It also authorizes the issue of small. notes .be
ff's
the extent of 15 per cent. of the stock paid id'
Bill was ordered to be printed.
s 6
of
There was a sad breaking up am9ng the. 3„ of
brokers and speculators to-day, some two orirttl
the heaviest purcl amcrs of the United St rtes ,u:k-
be delive,el on time, having to reeeiy.,, as per contra
to-morrow, a large number of shares, I uadet'rot
scot notices to their broker to-day, Cult they vour-P
receive or pay in accordance with such agreementatei
In stocks there was but little doing United
Bank fell off full $2 50 a share, very light stMl 1
ever ; Girard deelteed a doll ir a share ; F'Dildue.los
Bank $4 or $5 ; and Wilmington RR. full 01;d fst
share ; most of the sales were for cash, or to rdai--,01
to-morrow. Motet' continues extremely scarce' ;Le
01
holders part with it with great reluctance, 'l(4
high rates of interest. stet
°
Sales at the First Board of Brok ;lb; 10
U. S. Bank, 17,k ; 10 Philadelphia Barik.t;,:or
Commercial, 44 ;-35 Girard, 27i a '47 ;35 '' t;
ton R. R., ; 100 U. S. Bank, 15's. 45 d$Y5
$750 Lehigh, 6'6 45 a 65.
"akt
Second Board —lO shares North America 3ad
350, F. 30 flit; 3 Girard, 263- ; 6 Vicksburg, 51'
100 U. S. Bank, 16 cash. Not ttl

Closing PrieeF.—U. S. Bank, 151 a 16; 80;
350 ; 79 "ngt,oll •
America Bank, ll-•1 .1 I
Girard, 261 a 27 ; Vicksburg, ak'd ; '
R., 30 a 32.
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SALES ON SATURDAY, FEB. 27, --