CHARLESTON, Nov.
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From Horida-:he IT, S. steamer PoinseH,
Captain TRATHEN, arrived yesterday from
Black, Creek, ,sin "A hours, furnishing the latest
intelligence Of the operations IN that quarter.


From a statement which has been furnished
US, weslearn that on Monday. the 23d. thirty
more Indians were taken, by body OF men
moving South, near the spot where Oseofa was
captured


On the 24sh. capture was made, Of FIVE NOR.
Indians, all of hon were brought to ST. Angus
tine, and placed in the Fort


The cap,ives brought in seventy y-nine neg roes,
belonging 10 different citizens. The ponies
rode by Oseola and his party, were brought TO
St. Augustine, together with about SO Rifles.
The latter were loaded and primed, ready for i'm
mediate use. -


Gen, HERNANDEZ has moved South, to make
what discoveries he could, and take any strag-
giers. Philip Coneooche and younger. broth
er, had been previously made cap,iyes.


On the 26th inst briggs and two schooners
arrived at ST. Johns. with about lo0o troops,
who were taken Immediately to Garey's Ferry.
by the steam boats. The whole army will
move in three or four days, and as the where
about of the Indian is now we'll known, it is ex.
pected that we shall soon hear of the capture OF
surrender of the whole war party.


Gen. JEsuP was at ST. Augustine when the
Poinsett sailed.
Gen. EUsTIs was in command at Black Creek
The troops are said to be in fine health and sup
plies of every thing necessary for the war, in
| great abundance