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From the MT. Int. Of April 9th.
CONGRESS. ..

In the SENATE, yesterday besides
other business, a message was received
from The President Of The U. Sla'es,
enclosing reports from the Secretary
Of Wac and The Secretary of the Navy
10 reply 10 resolution Of the Senate
calling Cor estimates Of the amount NJ
cessary 10 put the land and naval de
. fences Of the country upon proper
footing Of strength and responsibility
which REPORTS were referred 10 ih'
committees which have those sub bject
in charge.
OF other business Of the day, the d.
tails are deferred Gor want of room,
In The lloU.E OF REPRESENTATIVE
the day was occupied until past tw
o'clock on the bill (Which has passe'
the Se0ate) 10 establish The Terri'oris
Government of WISCONSIN,; whic
bill was finally ordered 10 a third Q;
ding, and then passed, with a fe'
sligh, amendments, which re quire III
concurrence oft Senate.
The residue of The day 5 sitting WI
devoted 10 private bills, Of which vii
come resolutions Of inquiry moved
attempted to be moved, an accour
will be given in our next.
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GouCrnor TdzeueH Of Va. has resign.
ed the executive chair Of that State, and
the duties ofthe Office are now performed
by Lieut.. Gov. Robe. tson.
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REMOVAL.

S. C. MARKER bcgs leave TO inform
his customers, and the public generally,
that he has removed his
GROCERYSTORE,
to the building one door West of "Car
roIIlon LIail,"-where he has for sa!c, at
very reduced prices for cash or approved
country produce, a we'll selected assort
ment Of Groceries. &c. &c. lie respect
fully solicits the calls Of purchasers.
CdrrolAOn, April Is, 1886.
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" EsECES=
lElO7rlNN.a

TNHE undersigned respectfully annOun
l. ces to his friends and the public gen.
orally, tha; Ee has taken, for term Of
years, the tavern stand heretofore in the
occupancy Of Daniel ShaefFer, and known
as the
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TnESLAVE TR NDE.


It is computed that there are now,
and have been for some years, notwith
standing several treaties and laws a
gainst the slave trade, at least one hun
dred thousand slaves annually inpor
ted from Africa into Brazil, Cuba and
OF her Wcst India islands. The Lon
don Quarterly Review urges upon all
Christian states, as the only means for
suppressing the slave trade in Africa,
to decree, what England, our own
country and Brazil have already de.
creed, that the slave trader shall be re
garded as a pirate. English, Ameri-
can and Brazilian vessels or captains
are rarely found engaged in the traffic.
The extent, however, TO which it is
carried on, is thereby not at all dimin
ished. Thus though participation in
the trade is prohibited to the citizens
of Brazil, the importation Of the slaves
themselves is not, and of the hundred
thousand annually brought from Afri
ca, about seventy thousand are carried
into Brazil. The writer in the Lon
don Quarterly states that in fifteen
months ending January, 1885, there
sailed from the one port Of Havana,
one hundred and seventy slave vessels
not averaging less than four hundred
slaves for each cargo.
II has long been known that one ol
the most grievous consequences OF the
slave trade is the continual wars it en-
courages among the tribes in AGric'--
the object Of which wars is The capture
4 of prisoners by one native sovereign
} from another, 10 be sold to the white
=, dealers on the coast. Richard Lnndel
one of the most reCenta and most au'heI
tic travellers in Africa, who reside'
some time al one Of The native slave
9 markets relates that when the marke
S is overstocked, The sickly and the oil
are selected, put into canoes, rowe
c into the middle Of the river, and the
thrown in with a weight around thei
5 necks 10 drown. The commissioner
. at Sierra Leone state, that while th
d natives are excIted by slave dealers
i furnish them with hdman cargo. o
h which the profit is enormous, no il
!. ducement will tempt them to tuT
" their attention. 10 the procurlngCt sue
'e articles as the British trader can laN
fully purchase.
as Mr. Maclery the British commssic
III lrr at Havana, gives computation
4 the profit upon a cargo of 4s4 slav
1t brought from Africa TO Cuba. He
timales their cost and expense of ira
portation at $4,000 dollars, and Vi
IS ucs them at $4,000, showing pro
Of $50 per cent. American.
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LETTIA BoNAPARTE, the mother Of
NAPOLEON, died at Rome on the Cd
February, aged sc
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HY EN- EAL.

MARRIED On the Sd inst by Rob
erl BarnhiIl, Esq Mr.. GABRIEL SELL
TO Miss NANCY JANE LACY, all OF Per
rV 10.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore ex isting
under the firm Of Phillips g. Slemmohs,'
has beeu Dissolved by mutual cUnsent.
ALEX. PHILLIPS,
JOHN SLEMMONS'
N B Alexander Phillips will contin
ue tho business Of BOOT e. SHOE ma-
king IN oil its varieties.
CanolllOn, April 9Th, 1885.
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Ncw StdtcS.-3ills have passed the
Senate OF the U. States, for the admission
iuto tho Union, of both Michigan and Ar
kansas.
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Waynesburgh Hotel,

in the town oI Way neSOurgh, Stark coun-
", Ohlo-where he IS prepared TO give
prompt and unreInItled attention u the
comfort aud general accommodation OF
travellers and others, who may favour
him with their patronage. The Hotel Is
spacious and convenient, and Its furDl
lure entirely new. Nearby, there is au
extensive area reserved tor the reception
Of Carriages, Wagons, &c.-and 10 This,
there is an everfOwIng FOUNTAIN Ui The
purest wafer, conducted by BY drants from
the adlaccnt hills. HIS Board shall he
spread with the best the markets atfUrd
aud his Bar always furnished with every
necessary rclreshment. lis SlabIIng Is
large, aud will always be attended by
careful aud active hosIlCrs.
The undersigned is deter mined 10 rem
der his establishment the comfortable d
bOde Of all who may please to give him d
call.
JOHN BEATTY.
Waynesburgh, Stark county, o.
February 10Th, 1886.
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DRY GOODS.

VNHE subscribers respectfully 10.
4 form the merchants of Ohio, that
theyahave and are receiving a large
and general assortment of desirable
BRITISH, FRENCH& DOyHES.
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Augusta, April IS, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

hls hurse begged down IN the prairie nvat The BIAS
soc tnibcr; bee then made irr the iaihcr 90 foot
lie pufsocrs IN tho esgcrnsss Of The chase, dashed
intothc same bog, and continued the pursuit on
fco, foowinc.,he trail Of the fugitive. which WINS
very plsin owing 10 the recent ra'ns, UNTIL they
reached the ,iubct where /, was lost. The Pursue's
then spread themselves and Searched the woods iat
long time in VAN, when It occurred to .irHoid
Haater that tho chase might like hard pressed
bear. have taken q tree The tree tops were then
examined, when TO- the game was discovered snug
" eusronced IN the forks of a large 1--we OAK. The
caP,ors did not know who the prisoner was un'ii
they reached ;he camp. when the Mexican soldiers
exclaimed "El General Fl, General Santa Anna J!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

IREssURY DEPlRrMEST,
Registers Oicc, March 10, 1856
7. l.. sNl II, Register.
II will be seen by he foregoing paper tina, the
members Of Corgrs have received lwo and 10 some Ia
siauccs three important appointments. H. addition to
the . go the above report three her members Of Con
stc.s have been appointed 20 Office the Hon. VI,
Wayne, 60 he Judge Of the supreme Coart-the Hon
Andrew Stsveusuu, 10 DC Minister To Eng uudanI the
Hon. John II Eaton, 10 Sc Minister 10 spain. so tina,
Il the aggregate account made cut up 10 this .ulc
At would sppear that five hundred and thirty hon.
sand dollars Of he People money had been distributed
among members q both llouscs q Cpnsre' 10 the form
70 salaries rni ou'ft'. taTPes that the his ct hon
sui emounen's ol the nation have been constantly
held up 90 glitter IA their eyes
lt thus that The prayer our Lord sul Saviour has
has been remembered Il 'hu, thu, the members of
Coz grc have teen kept out Il Temptations u ~ thus that
the chsnne Of tyranny and corruption has been closed
thus that hr purity of leg ion has teen Prstrr,d
!" rUrtuu o. the rrrep les e this Administration, lci
Is pass TO the coallerni.on oitwo other docamen's
Ga the eih ~ lChrIarT, 1928, fscr tie senate Jour
nal age 1850 sea member ~ fhc senate Gen jackson
voted tor .olse 1n oisiook Gee port OF t- Cow
trnu+ni, 60 ai 800 me oomI euua az the j. 'nu! swamp
caual ani 90 te same day Doe yn.cl r ihe fa.'asc OF
the VIA HuIhurIZ n. rut.rrfuU e stock iIt iJrla
wafe md Chca ko Causi company. IT, The year 1885,
he Gcncral, bci-c r4El'a FIR the Presidency, anI
there beng greet HuSs'y 30 the Wrfern country know
c'r'aaly be gru0ple' BOO regard o. Internal improve
meai iIs auNfts from fh~ fact ihaf, from the
comaesCe of fhe GsNtrnueui. the revenues u me
c"upry hsl trgn expended on te sealarl, aai every
"eiten niertt bad been nesccitl) the elect lu of b.
Wslisfu Prfs1cn, wa l'oke 40 syeti that would
bring the proicenol and hsfugs # he Government g.
all part Il The Uliog That there misat not remain
my doubt the subject, Gov Ray OF The Stse 81 10
dana u' The esance OF the Senate that stale Jrts
sed letter 81 uqu ~ 20 Con. JsctsoH and on The gfh
Fay 81 eorustY. 81 the General cent hs ausver 20 toe
Governor aHd eenaie extract IRON WAi-h reads m
these worlt
slPrsy yea, ~. respectfully 20 state to The Senate Of
lad sns that Opinions AZ t,re.rt ere prrcsly VIII,
they were m 1884, Whcn they wire come uticst
by letter 20 Dr. coienan OF North Caraus aai wbei
voted for the fres' 'Ara, add spiIoprs,,a, for To-
terasl nprofeutnts"
Tim letter. Throughout the Wet. wa. eon,,Isfel a,
removing ever degbi snd The Of that eounry ~,
gwen upon the isnh Il the positive pledge contained
ht pledge reist mel BY the veto of the nsysvs
rad ban. sni the veto Of The b i1r the benefit 81 she
l.oossEiis osHslfetsened. by deprsigg Kentucky 90
ths spffpprs,oa' voted by ITO Coasres, Il the laiisd
State al - ,ra'eains 10 pour cot million. Al ever,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

NRwYosK. The Legislature of this State.
which has been IN session about four months. nd.
journed on Thursday last. The session has been
rather an unusually interesting one on several &C.
counts. 1t has Incorporated, perhaps, more CON.
pnnes and granted more Bank and Railroad char.
tiers than any former Legislature. II seems they
did not mean to he outdone by their ne;ehbors Ct
the Key State. in these matters.
There has also been rather more political Jog.
Cling than usual, which has caused a little trouble
IN the Tamnuny camp. II resulted in the resip.
nation offou members Of the Senate, of the real
"Democralic party !"-Kimhnll of Troy and Bishop
Of Granville TWO of them, who had been charged
and proved to be guilty Of moral and ofIicul mis-.
conduct were obliged to resign to save being OIL.
plunged Mr. Young Of Albany and Van Selsick.
the other two Senators, resigned because they were
unwilling to remain any longer members Of so cor.
rup md degraded body as The Senate Of the State
Of New York: at least their letters Of resignation
10 substance amount to this.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31
From sas columbian CsadHti
Confirmation Of the Glorious
Ncwa from Texas.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

New or,sp. papers to the oh inst. by the last
Southern mail cosG,m The news Of the CAPTURE
OF SANTA ANNA .Sp Tng WHOLE or HIS
ARMNi!.
We give extracts hcioS;--
SAINT, Anna bad offered The following ierms--
which, although not officially confirmed. is supper
led bya great number Of private letters from officers
vt the army. received in New Orleans 10 &c
tooirl irc he iaigtn1race y T5r7s-pay he ciycn-
ses efH irg--ordcr hs army 70 lay d0ica h,eir
orms and rrIatt a hostage unm he treaty Ud'
GB'id.
\. B.--Gar Houston has gwen orders that in
case any Indications of hostile nature we're mani
tested by the Mcxcons, Immediately TO execute
Santa Anna and o bis officers.
Can't, Williams. WIN arrived at y. Orleans on
the 3 b. reports thnt a RrvoLuuoN ntD TAKEN
rL.cr MrNfoo Every thing nppears to favour
e TaXians.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

sJs We were sorry to notice in late Brattle-
boro Phoenix that the Editor, who has always, we
believe. stuck by and cootelded well under the
Whg flag, disposed TO a little with regard 10
our National ticket for President. lie thinks the
Whig freemen in that county do not place q very
high estimate on the requirements Of Gen. Harm.
son for the Presidency. We are fully persuaded
that friend Nichols labors under a misapprehens:on
on this subject. If be would go among the farmers
aud mechanics he would find that these classes Of
citizens do not place high on estimate upon dig
NIFTY Of character as they do upon plain republican
simplicity. combined With intelligence, wisdom and
integrity.
We hope, on reflection, our neghbor Of the
Phoenix, will not ninch at this late hour lie must
be Of the consequences ofan effort to attempt
TO unite THE State, in the present state Of thing,
upon new candidate. II would be the heighth of
madness and folly. We cannot youoh for old
Windhsm to be sure. bot we can for Rutland eoun-
TWO, If not three votes to one ,sill be given 70,
The Harrison and Granger ticket.
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WIZ. LA N SLADE.
sENAroRs FoR RUTLAND COUNTY.
ROBERT PIERpOINT,
WILLIAM c. KfTTRIDGE.
THOMAS u. HAMMOND.
NOMINATION OF STATE SENATORS.

NOMINATION OF STATE SENATORS.
RurLNNp COUNTY. .7ati adm mist, alton noni,,
hcp. Rongnr PiERrorsr, WV. {. KrTTnrpos.
Thomas ID. HAMMonp.
.7niimdsoaic nomination, made at Rutland Tho.
MAS d. IIAMMoNp, ZiMm HOWE, NAVEL JonSsos.
FRASKLiS covNTr. Joshua w. Sheldon. Ma.
than Smile, and Jesse Carpenter Van Buren, nom.
na;ion. Another convention is called by the new
Antimssonic Platform pariy on the 14th June, 10
nominate another Senatorial ticket.
WINDSOR COUNTY. The Van Bnreni,es Of this
county have put in nomination for Senators Cyrus
Partridge, Thomas Z. Barrett frederick Pe,t,
and Scion Danforth.
CHrrENDES COUNTY. The Wings Of this coun.
" have called upon the friends of Harrison and
Granger to meet q, Williston 9th June to nominate
Senators.
hrpsos corSrr. The An,musons 10 this ccuh
'y have notified convention to be holden on the
9th juno 10 nominate Senators, SC. Our Mildly
is also going to have meeting on the 9th. We
suppose it will be holden on his new platform"
principles Guess the meeting won't be croudcd.
WAsHiHGToS COUNTY. The tories have made w
ticket for Senators 10 this county. said to DO
posed of men belonging TO the mystic iie and tina,
the new nntimusonic V. Il. recruits cant swallow
IT, The opposition hold their convention tomorrow
at Montpelier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

Pss,tAsucy asss t-sfiai rrfo-'iaa uTsa ihs r"'lf
nei sol 80 wu' siested o. usae ~ atsrsi"~ "a we
ifar'es Is fht t.ossrrcat snl ehhuEe n tie '''''
utica ~ wtpA fne lctis w.aI ht si3sded ifn"l we
lsrgtf plhsTtng iar fuutsn q ga losi'lsife foN"
pow, .uen With carru Ifiaa.
% herr rat ihe effect aa q ihc Here % Hn''''
dorsasrr ~ ,a,,osi cs5usuisfr up 60 ihc i'i'g'ns
ssolt.' q - nicial reg - q ihH hcEfi" OF VIC
TfossnrY ~ ne Il n'n-r v'eh hes teen ",@""
ifnu, tae Trs,nfy ~ usmbcr g tonst' y h' have
received th.r spra'uieai' ifon h' Ffffe"' ,h,fi -"
et,.rt,e W. EOS rod ~ the lil. vios vorl' AL hslrrf
sisyer,-! - H, srss,fa pax fou ne T,tnfpry e ~,
is,,ey Nniss p re 'asfeirr QHrrrs II GotfyHntnf
iiscs Bit ttsS 500.
Nsr,ia ysa Bsioa Sc ~ sistc ti2f57 IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

The southern CampG; en- Major Gen. JessOp
leit Washington on Saturday for the South. lie
assumes the COMMAND Of the Southern Department.
aud vii conduct the campaigns sgains, the Indians
MAJOR Gen. E.scoab has returned to Washing
ton. nom his ,ou'hern tour. The reterss ms''
feel Ike sen bcoii-cbesp enough.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

...,,oa s., ts,cfns ~,,ferssni, IN osrs cr~ isvor,
ar, q the un,ed States. urlsr 81. very clause,
o. the Consnniion uga vish any grsnt Of money co.
he tcns6t 81 krducky wss r.in'ed
(ra ts reuiiaredl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31
F,om BE .Ntn o.l.ans TIM Ansrican. Mag. Q.

From he .Ntr C,leans Tun AB,r'can, Nay Q.
Ttras. Col. \. Houston, of the Texas army,
has Arrived BY the Caspian. and reports the follow
ing Official list Of the prisoners and the killed aud
wounded in the late elouous battle.
Killed Gen. Csslriliion Coils Batres, Mora,
Treyro, Don jose Maria Romero, 1t. Coils Manuel
Aguiue Castillo, Gen. Cos and many others sup
posed to be killed, hut not yet found.
Prisousrs-Gon. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anra,
Coils Almonte, aid de camp, Cespedes, Of Guerrero
Battalion, Dringas, aid to Sta Ana Portlila DO la
Pcdrrguira, do do do, Nunez, do do do, Vniien,c,
Don Pedro del Gl'do, Fernando Urrza. wounded.
aid to SaAns, Aicos, Enose Muglca Don Ramon
euro, Pr See to Sta Ana, 5 Captains and - Lieu
tenants.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

EmsRATIoS TO MissoUE Upwards Of 5000
enigran,s and strangers landed at ST. Louis. Mis-
SOON, the week preceding April ll,h,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

Fire at GreeaJusi.--A most destructive fire
brooke our in Grecnbush about / o'clock, on the
l3th inst. Nearly one-third Of the village lie now
ie ruins. The wind blew fresh from the n. h. and
though the engine. companies repaired with aacriy
TO The scene thirty buildings were consumed before
the hames could be subdOed. Among the Sufferers
are Dir. J. Fly, whose loss Is estimated al Sl7 900
Dolly s''oOO OF which was insured. Twelve Of
the buildings burnt were owned by hr Fly. Capt.
Atwood who lost tao budings-wor,b $1,000
No insurance. Wm. Akin who lost Two large
buildings with barn and cut houses. No insurance.
w. II. Gale. Doct. Brsky. Doct. Miller. Tie
whole lose must be about S25 900. ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

Great Fire al Ninfuctet.-On the night of the
loth inst Nantucket visited by a caamitous
ire-said t. be the mos, destructive one that ever
occurred in hat town. The loss Of property IS
estimated at over hundred thousand dollars -
The fire commenced at about half past | | on the
premises Of Mr.. Statbuck known as the Wash
ingion House, apparently from the outside o. the
kitchen chimney, and the whole Vt that extern
sye establishment was in flames The adjoining
building the residence Of Mr.. Francis f. Hus.ey,
store owned by the same gentleman, hardware
store Of Wn c. Swan, corner of Union street. md
the next on Unon street, occupied by Mr.. Crown
as tallors shop--ife two last bu.ldngs belonging
10 Mr. Hussey were consumed. So rapid was the
confagraton, the wind being fresh from s. West,
that time not afforded to save tenth part Of
the contents Of he stores and houses destroyed II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

Destructive FIRE at Poughkeepsie. On THURSDAY
nlghi ol0st week, fire broke ont about que fier
after eleven IN the workshop Of Messrs. German
aud Nelson, cabinet mixers which building was
CONSUMED, together with the paint and oil store of
Mr. Davis, Messrs. Flagler {; Advances store the
shoe store Of Mr. J. Ilagadon, the tobacconist es-
Enlistment of Mr.. Coldstream the confectionery
of Mr.. Harvey, the cabinet ware rooms of Mr.. W
j. Livingston the Two story frame building Of Ar
David B. Lent, occupied on the first floor by Mr.
Henry Powell, aud VIM. Frost for dry good stores,
and hessrs. Lent & Begardus, sadders. TIE
large three story brick building Of Mr.. Carnes, oc-
cupled below by Mr.. WIN. II. Peters, dry coed
merchant and Nj Peter Everett, for an Office, und
above by Mr.. chas Potter for boarding house,
was much damaged Nearly all the persons oc-
cupylng the stores &c. succeeded in removing their
goods except Mess.s. German and Nelson aud
FlngIer and Ad lance. The former had from So,
900 to $4,000 worth Of stock, furniture sc. de-
stroyed,on which there is an insurance Of s il 600
The lattel had $4,000 insured on their goods
On the buildings of Mr. Lent there was no insur-
ance. The fire ragged from quaer after eleven TIL
about two O'Clock, and destroyed more property
than any other fire that ever occurred 10 our village
Loss set down at about $50 COO Amount Of in
surance not oscertained.-.N !. Oh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31

Important from Forii,--aaotier bioody LoiHe-
tcfcat and route eChc irdidRs-t itO hundred stain.
Now that Generals s Oft and GAMES have, with
the greater part Of thot troops. retired from Flou
d., after most Improbable and disastrous cam
i'.ign without ever bringing the enemy to fair
hgh', Ihtrc has Il appears at last. hccu well con
tested action few miles from Tampa, between
regiment of Alabama volunteers. lclt there and n
body OF 400 Indians. BY the Mobile Advertiser OF
May l0h we have the following particulars:
BY arrival from Tampa Bay ofseveral the volun.
cor troops from this State loatu that scr.
Gus battle fought about - mllc from Fort Brook.
the 9th April with the luliaus The nsagem.ut WIS
between the regiment of volunteer. from rusralo'
principally under the command Of Cot Y. u Ch,ldcr5 ul
Tusculoosa and as near could be judged abou, 500
Indians.
We have no, learned MI the rarticulWr,-ouly that
the lniiaus routed with about 200 killed "a
del, anl only killed and 81 wounded side. The
Indians attacked the while under march aud by
surprise. We shan learn the details by the FIRST arrival
which win te tomorrow, next dag at iarthes, ifnot
sooner.
sinrc the above was written, we have been favored
with tho following official statement:
Arrived Mt this port lnt evening the soop Easla md
hnSca, from Tampa Bay. from which port they sailc
the evening of the 9TH with the fayotte and Pickens
companies of volunteers DR. &. l.. S,rother ass staut
surgeon informs that general battle took place the
21th u al Clorotto assa creek camp Shelton between
the army'composcl Of the Alabama volunteers and two
companies of'he regulars, nnl large body ri Indians,
which the latter totally defeated and driven from
the field
In the Published official account of DR. Bell, Sur
geon of the Regiment, observe the names of
four priya;es killed and II wounded--licut Noble
Of Capt. Waters company slightly wounded.
However cheering may be the above account
from The southern portion Of the Florida Peninsula
, affairs IN the nodhern part are 10 bad train.
letter from ST. Augustine, dated May Slb, in the
Savannah Republican Of May 18th, gives the fol-
lowing gloomy picture of The condition Of things in
! that Gunrtcr;--
II raid in Of my letters, that Shout not be- per-
mitteI 10 the Sebastian bridge; this has really
been verifnd-ihc Indiana even come within two miles
Of il. am thoroughly satisfied that shall not have
IN the Of two weeks single house plantation
standing within mile of our city. Tho Indians
have actually conquered usand has given them
Gdence that will not easily be subducd What has our
army done The question is too easily answered, The
vOunteer will lei the world know how gloriousy
they have been prevented from whipping the Indians
several instances. But you will hear more fths anon "