FROM THE SOUTH.
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BY the Charleston and Norfolk line of steam
boats, we have Charleston papers to 9th inclu
sive and Norfolk slips of the llth


Capture of 400 Iadians.-An officer of the
Army, who arrived at ST. Augustine, the 23d ult.
from the interior, brought intelligence of the cap
ture of about 400 Indian warriors in two bodies,
about l6 miles from fort Bassinger, in north
easterly direction, by Gen. Jesup. 1t is said the
first party were captured by the army, and they
acted as guides, which led to the capture of the
second After their capture they requested per-
mission to 90 out and bring in their families,
which Gen. Jesup refused but suffered few only
to 90 out for that purpose.


The report came from Tampa and was con-
firmed by express from Fort Mellon at Picolata.