IRw1NroN, Ala. July 18th, 1887.
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 Important from West Floridd.-Intelligence has just been received by gentleman from Marianna, that another battle had taken place between the whites and Indians, in which the latter were defeated with severe slaughter-number not ascertained. The loss on the part of the whites was five killed and several wounded.

 From all accounts we are led to apprehend serious difficulties the ensuing fall from the Creek and Black Water Indians, who are now prowling about the uninhabited parts of West Florida, near the heads of Escambia and Black Water Bays, to about 800 strong. The Creeks are some of those who former ly lived in the upper part of the nation, who have been driven out of the country around us, by the indefatigable Wellborn, and hav ing joined themselves to the hitherto friendly tribes about Black Water Bay, are awaiting the completion of their crops, to take the field with renewed hostility and vigor.