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LATE FROM fLoRlpA.-Thc U. S. steamer Col
Harney, Capt. PEARSON, arrived from Florida
Yesterday. BY this arrival We have received the
St. Augustine News of Saturday last, together
with private letter from az esteemed friend from
which we make the following extracts.


The war should be closed instantly. There
arc SO few Indians now out that warikc operations
do mere hurt than good They nearly all would
come in if they could be seen and talked to, and
shown u few silver dollars, calcocs, &c. But
they are rs wild and timid us the deer they roam
amongst.


The Ne,cs confirms the account of the coming
in of twenty-six Indians at Peas Crcek.-[[ Snvan-
nah Rep. March o3.