AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA.
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By communication dated the 9Th inst received the De-
partrnent of War from Colonel WORTH commanding the
army Florida appears that the number of Indian cap
lures continues to increase.


the 9Th of last month"; Sergeant NASH ofthe Sh Infant
ry captured the remainder of Coosa Coacoohees band five
in number From these the position of twenty-five of Hal
ks band was of which Capt GwYNNE succeed
ed without boodshed in securing the chief and two
The rest had abandoned their camp before Captain O.
ceeded penetrating their Their crops the
most fruitful yet discovered and covering thirty
destroyed Two of these confessed having participated in
the murder of express in April last under the subchef
Waxahado who was secured the time and executed The
alternative having submitted them OF securing the
their people of sharing the fate of
their leader they Immediately despatched messenger to
them that purpose and doubt is entertained of
cessul result This capture will probably operate
upon their chief Halec and other bands in the
borhood.


The chief ofthe Seminole Indians who with the Mick
asues the southern part of the peninsula had prom
sed to meet Colonel w. place appoined
The latter manifest yet disposition yield but strong
hopes entertained that this will before long be brought
about Two hundred and Indians. in ALL in
Tampa and there is every prospect of speedy paccaton
of the country of that place. The effect of this would
be facilitate the operations south Very considerable
ducon has been made in the expenditures every thing
promises WELL National Intelligencer.
