New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

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Our attentive correspondent hiss favored with an
otnsr letter relative 10 the fiorids troubles His spec
uatons about the result OF the pqidro OF talks with
The Indians are deserving OF consideration;
TANrA BAY Ella sept. 81. lsi9.
The great talk which have been snSionsiy
awaiting Tor time has AZ length come on and re-
led IN little ro,hng, isr ss am able TO Judge.
The General went down 10 Charlottes Hsroor. met
some @. the lGdlans, beaded By Billy BOwegs. Sssm
Jones " he sick aud cant come, bat sam Jones
sends his principal man.
They had a talk and the Indians say they are DIS.
posed 10 give up the murderers, bu, from circunl'
stances eyonG their control they hsve not been aoe
IN do 80 that il 10 desired By them toe General should
meet them agen in shout icrtyhye dsyr, ana tnen
everything VIII De right The General thought that
too loog time. and they hasLy compromised by &C.
cepnng his proposal 70 grant them thirty DAYS or unu
the - October which day they will have another
talk, whom the men whom he demands the chiefs de-
clare shall be delivered over.
Different opinions prevail on this subject ! have
no, tue least confidence Ia the good faith O. the In
dians 10 this matter. They wish to procrasnste In
hopes Of ultimately efcctng the escape oi tire mails
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should the cniefs however give them up, they will
consider All old scores should be wiped Oh, and every
one should resume his former station sutupon tue
conclusion Of that must come talk tor emarsuon'
Tor presume that is the main decision To which the
Administration has come and is the object for ~hieh
troops we're sont hilher. 10 tbs end think you VIII
see every of them jerk up his ride and take to the
80 smps 1t my gment be correct neither sounding
brass nor tnslng silver can Induce these Indians TO
emigrate--it has been tried ever since 1880.
The Government has 20, to bunt q cannot dignity II
by the OF war these Indians down. for which
purpose IL will rcgaire from hrer 20 tve years unless
the Government oasr rewards for every Indian made
prisoner throw IN force sufficient 10 occupy their
country. Tho Indians havs plenty Of rines, with an
abundance also Of powder ana lead.
The 7h Regiment OF lofantry, Commanded by Col
Pympton, arrived bore few days since, and sn officer
has kindly funlshed with ths following memoran'
dun Of posts 10 be- occupied by H. as slso the com
maAdsrs.
Companies C and at Pilalks. Col. Plympton com
handing companies and At Lake Harris, which /.
about eighty miles south OF Pilstks, Maj. Andrews
commanding; Company X, at Withlscoochse, which 10
about tniry i've miles southwest OF Lake Harris Breve
MAJOR Whiting commanding; Companies and II. at
Fort Dsie postoi-ce, which Is about fortyfour mies
northwest from Tampa Bay, Breyet Lieut.. Col BAN
bridge, commanding Company D. at Iiilsoorough
River twenty-five miles north OF this, Brevst Lieut.
Col. Ross commanding; Companies and q, remain
here tor the present-they not having as yet been
assigned. They commanded BY Breyst MsJor
Rains. The companies will leave In day or two tor
their posts and there remain unn It IL known what the
18Th OF october mas brought forth. Yours, b.