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Gov. BRANCH, of Florida, has communicated to the Legislative Council of the Territory, letters re- ceived from the United States Marshall, addressed y the "British and Foreign Anli-Slavery Society for the abolition ol slavery and the slave trade throughout the worId," to Jonathan Walker, who is now confined in Pensacola for negro stealing. They are full of sympathy with the suerngs of this nar- tyr" and approve internationally of his .humane and christian attempts" that is, his running off some ignorant blacks from Florida, the pretence of free Iag them, but with equal probability for the more profitable purpose of selling them. This insoIent in- reference of foreign society," for the encourage menl oiieons in Southern prisons convicted of gra,e crimes against tlne peace and property of American ci'zens, Is well made by Gov Branch the theme for an indignant commentary upon the audaci,y with which our enemies are carrying their nachinaton