The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
Sew. from TasSpa. Ray.
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 { The steamship Alabama, Capt Wright, arrive, ' yesterday evesing from fampa Bay. which pEac. she ieft tae 2s4 fast, making she rsa la fosty thres hours to tats city. The AIabapaa was dssain- ed at Tampa five days v4itiag fur ligAssra4 Ths U s- Steamer Gel. Gay arrived st Tampa a tbs 321 insa-
 ThrSugh the peiitsaess q AIr Besaaeoa, whs came passenger oa the Alabsma, we learn the Gsl. lowiag particulars of news: Major W. w Morris, e0msannAsHt at Ft Broeke, and pFeseut inc sesing iBs~a s9ent tor the seaa- iaOes, ia ths absence of Mr. &pehc~r, received Oa ihs 2gth iass, white GAg fsos the la di4as as ths h@nds of Philippe, SPauiAfd. r<siaaAg al Sara ooaa
 Philippe. startled by aa aecesna of the maraars at Pease CFsek. lsfs Ssth oshsE the sssaAsmsni sl Sara SotA. bas retaFniag on ths lSth tsst-. found his house aaa property untouched. and tis lag at- ached tO his door- h is made of white fezth CTS, forming saastl flag, bssa4 with ssEsng ss white bcads ia a small piece of smoking tobacco, the s'ga used by Bss begs, kiag of the Semi- neies
 Pniilipee's intelligence enabled hisn to read ihe sixnificsilcn thus We desire peace, wish to com manicase smoke saa hold peacs talk !" He eft signs, staiiag the time sse sg foaBa, sad that ai fuli moon he would Tetafns ana stsFted al once with the flag 10 Ms;or Morris.
 From the fAeI that not a sign of hoaility has been ev1nced since the attack upoa tie trading hoase of Kennedy k Darling. moru thar msata ago. added ts shs appearance of the fig. ihe oaiR- is entertained thai further eutrages will n6t be those engaged ia The Iasa oatrages w os delivered aP~
 This opinion is strengthened by the fact that ai the time the most exciting alarm cces-sea instead of two. fifty settlements could have t>en attacked simultaneously, and taOss engaged in shem have escaped as readily.
 1hlsinfosmation was obtained by a friend daring . recent visis to Tampa Bay. and nay be relied up- oa as those best acqasiHted with s the particular fsatares of tise and lse Indan character. are supposed tO know more thas oshsn depending npon vague saFnnlses CT worse rurnoFs-
 Malor Morris was the old Indian agent. Mr Spencer is tse present one, bat Is al this time abseat
 Two companies of voiun nteers anser Capts. Dil1 and Fisher eaesmped zboat two miles sut from Tampa Bay. Their services h4a been offered to the government, bat Maj. Mogris declined, hay ing authority to receive them.
 The steamer Henry Clay. Capt Breath, arrived al Tampa Bay on tie 22d inst, ps PeasAcelS, Deg Island and Anglo Keys
 1hers gre only about one thousand Tniians in the whole State, of which nanioer 0nly sae hundred aud fifty warriors.
 Major Mouss will leave Tampa Bay sa the Hsn- rf Clay for ChaAotte's Hsrbor, with interpreter 10 meet Bow Legs, tne Seminole chief al ths faii of the moon.
 The troops OH their arrival eneamped al Fort Brooke, the comniaAdant net dseming ii necessary 10 sed them iato line interior uaii Inc council was held oatrsgcs committed Many of the poorer class of neighborag inhabitants came into the Go- veramsat quarters, saying thai they ara afraid ef the indians, and the Government is obliged to supp pest theH'-
 IL isfhoagt: that the Indians to not desire to have any difhculiy with tse whites; they appear 10 be much alarmed al the presence of ss plany troops in their region of country. ard the preparations going forw4rs. l he IRdiAns wea.G mueh rather be brbed 10 leave the coaatry than to fight while the white population, feeling constant. ly iRs~care with the Isdi4as ia their imtneGiate seigh5orho d, iBSisi upon their leaving on some terms. The result will probaAly be the same as in many former instances; the iEcsaps Sil be obliged to sacenmh to superior force, aud. quitting th<tr old huating groanGs. take aP their ressdrnce ea the western siae of the Mississippi riseF.-I'ieeyxaS.