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Feov FIoRIpA- More bidIsR Murders BY
the arrival last evening Of the steamer Beaufort,
Capt Peck, :.oE PiatSa, we learn from or cor
respondent al Jacksonville that he Indians m2de
their appearance on the morning OF the 20th lHs'.
within three miles Of Mandarin. near the St Au-
gustine road burned house and murdered the
whole family. consisting OF Mr.. Hartley, wife
ard child. They were destroyed in the raneS-
Where are the troops II appears 'ha' the iF-
dams can be found somewhat nearer Than the ever
glades.


W. further learn, fr=m Caprsin Peck, that AR
La Costa. was also killed. Capt. 2. also state-
tbst the Indians burned three houses. and carried
OF ,e1era! negroes one OF whom escaped. l. i
said ,ha, the Indians numbered twesiy-one, ans
were supposed to be part Of HGlieck TaStc'"Ng-


We also learn that 1t. Col. Riley returned to
Pilatka on the 2l,t. from MS expedition 10 the
head water, If the ST. Johns He had di-covered
no indians. Col Worth Is al Tampa. Com
neny OF Regulars was 10 b. sent from oFt hus-
sell to Jacksonville in quest OF the Indian mercen-
aries


The steamer Col Harvey has gone 10 Key BIZ
cayne 10 take the indians recently c7me IN AT ths'
most 10 the West. Savannah Rep 25th


Feou YucArAS We are in possession Of dates
froro rhe Civ Merida rott 9th inst. Al that time
the Commissioner iiom Mexico (Quintana k9o)
had u,r arrived with peace offerings from h' GOV
crnmen,. al the head OF which is the iiiustnoas
Santa Anna. It WAS impossible to divine what
course the Yuca,ano- intended 10 pur,ue IN the
matter. there heiug two parties IN the country
one for establishing their absolute independence,
ard the other Tor uniting with Mexico. The for
mer comprises a large majority Of the people,
while the latter Is composed OF the ai>tocratc
few with tl--ir influence; yet it was generally be
ieved that Yucatau, after the many prOtestations
in favor Of separate ana independent government,
would not back out but would send the Commls-
siouer home to his master.


Private letters from Mexico, received in Merida,
meu;icn the imprisonment OF all the TEXANS be
longing to the Santa Re expedition.


The markets throughout iucatan were sIut'ed
with foreign products, while the productions OF the
country were scarce and in demand.


y. o. Bulletin. l1th.