More Indian Disasters.
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SAVANNAH Jdu. So-% CLOCK r. M.

 The steam packet Forester. Captain Dillon, arrived fhere this morning from Garey's Ferry. From Captain D. we derive the following intelligence. which we transmit by Express Mai and hope to receive partc- ulars for our next.

 Lieut.. Powell. with about 30 men, including regu- lars landed at Jupiter Inlet, and took squaw; she wsre a .s. eneamped, which was aSou, miles O Isu, F. attacked them. The Indians returned the fire with

 great deal 0f spirit, when the sailors ran and had it not been for the artillery they would all have been cut to pieces. All the officers were wounded. Dr. Light neF was killed. The steam boats Charleston. Wm. Gsston. and James Cartwright were at St. Johns baE waiting the favorable weather to proceed 10 Indian gHiveIs whars they were ordered by Gen. Jesup .CHARLEsroS, Jan. Sl, BPM

 DaGh focso'a.-T This celsbFated Indian Chief died lsslnsht at Fort MOule ofan affection of the throat. aIlor m ilnSss of few daya-SouRk Pa.