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rRcs FLoRrDA.-Thc correspondent of the Savannah
Fpublcan letter dated the 4ih states that since tie
,,s;son of Col. WORTH to the command, animation and
y pervade all the of the troops lhe seve-
umns of troops examining various sections oi tue
ry and will continue in the field as long as their health
1oormt which from present appearances, says the wri
n will not be long


c Loops and Clark have in detachments of sick
lame to Tampa and Col Rlcy has from fifty to sixty Of
snumn on their way to Fort King Hospital. The
M very wer soldiers fall sunsrickcn by the way side,
ii the faithful mule covered with foam and sweat lays him
~ down and dies. And had like have said, all for
sssht


,sl land of ours-bHt fear my opinion would have little
y,yht although Time has sprinkled his pepper and salt
nan nv temples and have been with the Indians so long
at nv toes begin in perceptbly They should re-
omber that when we little child contendns for
ONES and fre-.ides, and beres-a holy causewe were
gccossfu against the strongest and proudest and
most grasping nation earth The God of the injured was
hen with US and for us. But have become great
eope numbering millions millions, and yet after con
ending within year OF the period o the revolution, we
hd ourselves humbed at the feet ot few savages Lay
4. hand upon thy heart and ask who the injured
with whom and for whom is the God nf the oppressed


1t is not troops want, but justice. Force will never
end this war But fair remuneration in money and kind
es would do so Tomorrow. Not the meagrc OF $50

fiiye Col Worth stver redpoas and liberty to use them,
lind my word for it his discretion and high of Justice,
ogeer with his untng energy will bring about real end
ld the Florida


The Georgian has letter dated Patka July 9TH. Lieut..
H. R. H. Lancaster of the U. s. Infantry strgck by
ightning while standing in boat and Instantly killed
oacoochec arrived Tampa the 9th HcProniscd that
l, he could do towards inducing the Indians to emgrate
Oud be done On the night of the eth ult squad of In
i.ns drove off from the Wacahooa settlements large
YER Of cattle and horses party of troops off in pursuit
md came upon their cncapmens several times but each
ne the Indians had fled The troops returned the 3d.
eaty reduced by sickness. Five hundred cattle so-
.n from Payne Prairie. The post Black Creek has
een abandoned


ACoHGREs. NATIoNs.-The idea of settling all Inter-
atonal differences through the intervention OF National
Council Congress Of Nations is one of those grand and
ne6ent conceptions which though first secuted alb
id visionary, impraccable &c sure TO win day by
iay upon the judgement and affection of the ghtminded
nd rejecting The American Peace Society deserves great
d for lis exerons and sacrifices to bring this idea fully
eoe the public. 1t has offered Premiums for the best Es-
commencing this subject universal regard and has
?.bshod and widely dused several OF these Essays The
number of the Advocate of Peace speaks of them and
ae progress of the as follows:


OF the Prize ESSAYS on Congress of Nations Mr. Ladd
M the entire charge and his death, sudden and SO re-
n does not permit speak with certainty OF the
condition in which he left, of the extent TO which ne had
culated it, We know however that II has been well re-
ned both in this country and in Europe The most flat
ng testimonies have been spontaneously given TO It's cX-
zenccs US literary work. and great value plea
r universal peace 1t has gone, Is now on lis way 10
he hghest circles of influence in ChriStcndom Some o
be foreign ebassaders whom it was presented IN tins
ountry spoke of in the hgh the London Herald
Peace the organ of the friends of peace in Great Britain
eus likely form in the history OF the world
md the Queen OF England reply the present of copy
Om Society," and letter from our President sent,
Trough her Foreign Secretary, decidedly favorable 10
a object and couched in kind and very respectful terms
10 such indications would attach undue Importance;
ut we cannot help regarding them as signs OF the times
Sch promise well and ought TO rouasc us
our work


The authors of this book deserve well of the whole human
aay and ought be known through wider circle than
comparatively few who may read their respective essays
b FIRST one evincing much and learning from
aPen of JOHN A. BoLLES, Esq. Boston OFthe second we
now the author.


The third written with consummae ability, from the
Hn OF the late CHARLES B. EMERSON, Boston The fourth
BY of the rpes scholars and most elegant writers IN
It county, the Rev THOMAS {. UFHAM, Professor o Men
n and Moral Philosophy in Bowdoin College. The fifth
Vas gentleman whose name, though withheld for time
non the public has long been known 10 the trends OF peace
ss able ardent advocate OF the cause-ORiGEN BACHELOR
The writer of those luminous and eloquent Pe
@ Congress of Nations which have successfully been
sn' from that city to our Congress The sixth and last was
snicn BY Mr. LApp, at the request of Executive Com


e as kind OF supplement to the rest but exot'ns 50
~ 50 lucid and satisfactory view of the whole subject IN
sa compass that the London Peace Society issued forth
@ an edition Of twenty thousand copies for immediate cir
'aaaon through Great Britain


Inc SUBJECT Of International Congress and Tribunal
sslaay gaining favor The great powers of Europe are


though in wrong way, upon part of the very Prn-
| Tor which we plead; leading minds through Christen-
I are coming and into views this point;


observe with pleasure the disposition of legis-
avs IN our country to press the subject the atten


our National Government, embracing of its APP
..plats and most important duties Our interchangeable


ongen Bachelor, of NewYSrk, turned the attention


Prominent Members of the Committees Ferciga Rela-


both Houses Of Congress- the subject last winter,
Oeaned from Committee verbal report, and from


er an that should be taken Up at early


the session In the last Assembly of the State


ew-iork j. L. O'Sulivap ESQ presented the subject in