Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-26

,vu. r.. hos heen in Mt Tampa and gone out to bring
:; h noone and letters tonight, say that ninety men
were sent out ON the 1lth to escort ninety ooa
on their way in. ,,.o,a, ~ Tamp.
About four hundred Indians are alreauy a. ,h,,
waiting to be shiPPed-'n iact e''i' WV
VIC wa Tram n; Savannah Republican If 7aursdaEl r.
| LATE FROM FLoRIDA.-By the sleanooa. oe" 80 y
or arrived yesterday morning rom aarseable cor.
received the subjoned letter from our asreeao.e
resnondent IL is cordially welcome, LOT i'oie 49,
than one II is admirably we'll wrillen' uhu 70 .1 80
bincer of results which have been lui'y ''a. : Ill
reference TO our columns of wednesday NV n.,s.',,
sbow Onc letter corroborates the other Peiies'9
eno" ~ 49, M donbi NAV rest the minds OF
on, readers that Tustenuggee and MS wa'i'oiS u'
,Lon i IA ,ro,er TO state that two letters from TIE ~
terror had arrived at Pilaika, and an express ~ W..
Creek containing precisely the ntei'gehee .non, !,
publishcd-which forwarded 10 Us 'e nc.;r,n
WAS received at Patka II gives US the most
ed Measure TO announce the almost certain
| of the war AT all events it is now regarded as ''u
ally finished by those capable OF Judging M,.,h,3
| II tho fret Mace have to inform you
a, H. sonsooots continue to seek shelter IN Gen
Armiseads "city of refuge, Tampa Bay. loss us
,nmnree he Chief whom the General suffered 10 re-
turn on parole Of honor TO his hammocA hole, nus
returned bringing with him twelve warriors. MS ,o =,
nrn dsappointed every body but 81 and the unerai:
S,coudiu-Col Worth has at length succeeded IN
openino a communication with our most indomltaoie
foe Coacoochee who has expressed a wish 10 ho'u
talk with two of the Arkansas Delegation ~hom ne
named, in relation 10 the promised lana oeyohu, o
Jordan but the Mississippi. TINS was steP qu''o A
important to the termination OF the fIoriua war; anu
renty obtained with much difficulty, as tne ~
terview Of the English authority with his "Ieiest'al
Highness,' during the Opium War; but reckon IN
this case Coacoochee will get the money
TAirdlu-IIos pi tn. kee Southern Chief, has sent
in two Warriors to Col Davenport at Sarasota look
upon this as pretty important straw, showing WIG"
way the wind is blowing in that quarter
Fourthiy-Halleck Tustenuggee without about loo
warriors, having been twice whipped by Lieut.. amer
It's, of which gave you the particulars was traed 10
his camp on the Ochawaha, eight miles South OF Fort
Mackay, by Captain Barnum, and again whipped ana
routed with considerable loss. Then came the sack'ns
of the camp-such scramble you never saw. lbere
were beurskns coonskns and deersk'ns, potts. Kettles
hoes axes mockasns, and beads, fresh dressed venl-
son and wild turkeys coonta and bears OIL ladies',
sophia sifters, kneadng trays, &c, &c
Captain Barnum had Sergeant Pearson and Private
Bower severely, the latter, fear, mortay wounded
Soon after the engagement, he was joined by Captain
Smith, I'd Infantry, and Lieut.. Sbley I'd Dragons,
each with Company and Indian Billy for guide, and
thew all set off in pursuit In the mean time, Captain
Ker with his Company of Dragons has taken the OPP
poste side of the river hoping TO have the game flushed
and driven into his hands.
General Tustenuggee will stand in need of all his
skill 10 enable him to elude such pursuit. should
not be surprised if he having been beaten three times
in as many days, should conclude he doing 'los-
ing business, and take shelter under the olive branch
at Tampa.