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SATURDAY MoREIHe, 2 o'cLocx
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN Mali.
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SATURDAY MoRNIns, 2 o'cLocx


BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN mai.


No mail frcs Mobile or New Orleans receive,
this morning.


FRoA FLoRIDA.-The st. Augustine News of the
10Th says the fever r rapidly disappearing and but
four or five days. among the deaths are the follow
ing:--On the 9th, Lieut. Benz. Poole, Sd Artillery.
Miss sarah Farren' of New Jersey; Mrs. J. Taylor;
Friedlander, Of Hamburg, Germany; Y. O'Mea,a. oT
Ireland 18th. Jacob Brown; Lieut.. BowIey S. Jen.
nings Sd Artillery Of Tennessee. 18th, Passed
Midsh,pman W. $ Smith, Of the Y. s. NJ. native
U.S.A. - "'a''ee


Aparty of Indians fred upon three men near NJ.
canopy, ON the 9Th, killing one and wornding two
others.


M'cAsopY-Lieut.J J. W. .Fesrose, I'd Infantry. ha,
temporarily assumed the drties Of Assistant Quar-
tor master at this post.


Lieut.. James Hanson, 7th Infantry has been or
dered to cut direct road between Micanepy and
Piiatka


The schooner Victoria, Captain Kenyon will sail
Monday next for New Orleans with the AZ Indian
prisoners now confined at Fort Marion. Thcss
the prisoners so justly capturedby Lieutenant sTIan
non at Fort Mellon, learning the murder Of the
troops at Caloosahatchie.


The Charleston Mercury gives scattering ressyss
from three counties of Mississippi but there ia no
chance Of knowing who will be governor for gone
days to come.


MlssIssIrrri ELvcTIoN.-We have intelligence
fyom two counties more, Warren and Hnds VicNs-
burg, the residence Of s. S. Prentis., is in Warren
county, and, as was expected, the whigs have src-
ceeded. The vicksburg Whig says their gain il
abcut $50


m Kinds county, which last year gave the largest
whsg majority Of any county in the State the locoA-
focos have swept every thing having elected senas
tor, members OF the hosse, and county officers, all
by handsome nsjorities. A correspondent oil the O
NJ Louisianian writing from vicksSarg, says--


ne most strenuous wings in this place now ac<
knowledge that McNutt will be re elected and have
gwen mp the idea ofPrs ntss having the least chance
of going to the u S. Senate.


NORFOLK, Nov 20-Arr Wing NYork;Aeawau do


Below, Levin, Lank, NYorh.