From the Daily Georgian, OF Nov. 8.


FROM FEORIDA.
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By the steamer General CIinch,
Captain Brooks, the Editors of the
Georgian received this forenoon, from
one OF their attentive correspondents,
the subjoined letter.


Another young officer of our gall
lant army has fallen a victim to the
fever which has this year rendered
desolate many a home in Florida.


We allude to Lieut.. Gannet, who
died at Pilatka on the 3Oth ult.


The deaths of Major Brown and
Capt. Garner have heretofore been an
nounced. Capt. G.!was a son-in-la la "
of Gen. Armistead.


Correspondence of the Savannah Georgian.


EAST FLORIDA, Oct. SO, 1841.


Alligator and Tigertail are to be at
Fort King this day. 1t. Sparague,
A. D. G.. has arrived at that post, ac-
companied by a number of Indians.
part of whom belong to the Arkansas
delegation. His object is 10 open a
communication with Alleck Tustenug-
ge, by means OF his brother, who re-
Gently delivered himself up.


In about ten days the expedition in
tended to operate against Sam Jones
camp in the everglades, viii commence
their movement. One hundred boats
belonging 10 the navy are at work
already in the vicinity of Jones camp
will advise you of their progress. II
haste.