Correspondence of the Savannah Republican.
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EAST FLORIDA, July 26 lS4l.
Geniemen: have the pleasure of informing you that
hags bravey Tampa Bay. On the 18th inst sew
tneen Indians into that post from Sam Jones camp
On the 2st of the party allowed return and
communicate with Sam, who they say ia the Big Cypress
learhe Okcechobee Lake with hundred and fifty war
dors. These Indians that many of Sans party
TO como n and will do So provided they get
Glance Col Worth has sent bag talk TO them, and with
many strong inducements for them TO come in


Three warriors of Caoucochecs wild Cat party in
10 Tampa on the 9Th inst. They that all his people
Ge their way that post The pros poets Of ending
his apparently nterrlinubc much brig Lter than
ley have ever been since its commencement.


This favorable OF affairs may be Justly ascribed 10 the
ble and sound judgement of that meIitorous and dn-
sished officer command of the Army OF Florida and
To the troops under his command who have been actively
employed in the field during the last two months


FROM TExAs-By the arrival of the Kingston,
have received Texas papers the 25h inst The mani
t of the Kingston that the Santa Re expedition had
fallen in with large body OF Indians the Upper BrassoS
that renorccmcn had been ordered cooperate with
Tho Sane Fc forces No doubt this time the savsges have
teen Souudy thrashed


Capt Dem has been taken by party Of exicans, but
will shortly be released


The British barque Marion, Capt. Campbell arrived
Galveston the 3d. consigned Mr. Charles Power with
csrgo assorted merchandise and number OF passengers
The President al Election appears TO absorb all parties
Gen Houston the popularcandidate ~ u Bee July ~


For The Tribune.
NHITE-WASHlNG THE NArEE-flPES.-4HT- E0tST /
little surprised the answer you made to your
correspondent johns question: the utility OF whte-was
lg the outside of the WaterPpe You are en-
y mistaken your supposition dare say the follow
ing anecdo,e will convince yeu


shor, time before the last Fall Election great
aOers engaged in laying and washing pipes IN
'arOus parts of the city. gentleman seeing the latter
going on and being able comprehend the
cse OF it, stepped UP of the knights of the
hush and requested be enlightened the subject The
rt paused in his manipulations-scratched his head
haps reflected The chemical we'll poti-
a9uales OF white-wash and length replied Why its
stape ou. the WORMS beaive." The queris walked on,
ec,y convinced that this explanation reasonable
I'd satisfactory any that could be given Some have sug
@ the idea that the practice commenced for the pur
@ Of securing certain number of faithful the then
Oachng Election, and that it has been continued since
sy convince those who We're uncharitaoIe enough 10
sne such thing before the Election that they were mis-
aa But this is only conjecture. The real object un-
sStedy is Pat said to keep out the worms and pre-
@ them from making their meals OF cast iron; and not as
s think to feed the whirewashers the public expense
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