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be ln his power to attend the elections i'll the spring but that he would return to the United States, in time to take his place n Congress. in case of his election. There can, indeed, be no doubt of the fact, as another letter has been received Tn this city from the friend of Mir. K. who states his public annunciation, at tho last Charlotte Court, Of MT. R.'s be- ing a candidate for Congress.

 Wcshall see, in the event of his cleo tion whether Mir. 7ristran Bauges will 6eard the hoa 10 his faee. instead of at lacking him behind his back. Mir. E. has contrived to run up prctfq conssd- erable account with Mr. k. which are. guess may be paid up to him in due sea- son with pretty 'tsauioats interest.

 We cannot ascertain from the course of the debate whether the bill provides for the outfit; even fl it does, there exists much doubt about Mir. R.'s absolute ac- ceptance of it.

 Florida.-The Legislative Council of the Territory met at Tailahassa on the Sd ut. A. Bcllamy was elected Presi- dent. On the 4th Governor Duyal trans miited to the council his message, from which we have made the following ex- tracts :---

 sslt is d subject of graduation to the people of Florida that the only cloud that checqucrs our sunny prospects, is fast dispersing by the wise and humane policy of the Government, in perma- nently settling the various Indian tribes west of the Mississippi. This policy, though now denounced as cruel and wicked by those opposed to the present Administration, has been repeatedly and ardently urged on the consideration of Congress, by Presidents Monroe and Ad- ans; and many Of those who now cen sure the measure, were then among its most strenuous advocates. I rejoice that the distinguished Commissioners, appointed by the President, have suc- ceeded in forming treaties with two pow erfui tribes, the Choctaws and Chieka- saws-the remaining tribes will proha- biy follow their examples. Thus the  remnant of those numerous nations that royed free as air, over this wide contin- ent, may yet, by the humanity of the Government, be saved from total annihi- lation."

 ''f'rom the partial retnrns.of the Gen. sus of Florida, which the Executive has been enabled to obtain, -four whole fed. eral numbers be not sufficient 10 entitle Florida to admission into tie Union, our rapidly increasing population will soon guarantee to us this inesiimable privi- lege. In the mean time as the works ol Internal Improvement may he executed l by the Government of the Union, with. out violating the Constitution of the U- nited States, We should not be renjss in petitioning Congress to extend to us its kindness and munihccnce, TOT can we in thus acting be reproached with aselfsh policy; for our Territory is so fortunate ly situated. that there can be no great work of iHternalimprovemcnt among us which will not be moreproperly of a ma tionals than q local charaeter.''

 