From the National Gazette.
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The following publication from the Ar


my and Navy Chronicle seems to have
been authorised by the War Department


and may be regarded as a correct state


ment Of the plan of future operations in
Florida. The point is now conceded, after
years oftrouble and a loss of life and mo-
ney wholly exceeding the object, that this
object cannot be attained. In a word the
Indians cannot be driven from their fast
nesses and long offensive war results in
merely protective measures against the en-
croachments Of the enemy No mention
is made of bloodhounds, and we presume
the idea which certainly was entertained
ofusing them. is now abandoned The
number of troops to be employed we esti.
mate at about three thousand five hundred.