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 surrendered to 5ssup The following from tbe 1ss'1g Bulletin of tAe loth is the latest news from N Y

 of war. 'e theatre m ass9qR @ s {se9ssd E Z 5y e Fzprsss yesterday stat, soon as Na imagined. Gen Jesup had aarepsa as D7dss Battle GfqGnd and afier waiting so0a as 70 had az yet seen noihing of the chiefs or their faos95as excepting Abraham and about hundred obars ah.

 had pad free ngress and egress 10 and rom inc " "o negroes belonging o Gen Hernandez, escaass rem he Indians, very recently and report that rnpo dssenion among the Indians, the chiefs qbpo as' m sisn ana tae young warriors al being opposed to !, 1aeEe $ aet as vas supposed any scarcity of anm. nlon among them, on the contrary the negroes ssv t4ey are ientifay supplied There are vet tossths, more than 400 fighting men, besides those dispersed @iia f1eir amlllea Gen Jesup had sent to Gary,s and he steamer Forssle, had been despatched to S. vannah for provisions 'sa-