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rToHl tne oHVdnnhn GeOrElan. Latest from Florda.-By the steamer Newborn, Capt. McNelty, the editors of the Georgian have re ceived the following from correspondent. t

 EAST FLORIDA, Nov. 5, 1S41. Sam Jones' party in the Big Cypress have separa- ted. Sam is on the Loosahatchie. Alluck- -Tuste- nuggee has joined him. Par-sarc--mi-co, one of the chiefs late in cooperation with Jones' has surrer- dered, together with 36 of his people. Thirtyeigh of Tiger Tails people have arrived at Tampa. Run ders have been despatched to Tiger Tail, Tn pursuit of the remainder. Lieut.. Spl ague, A. D. c. and Lieut.. Hoffman, with detachment of 20 men, left Fort King yesterday for the Panee Stuff 'ka, to en- deavor to open communication with some Indians, supposed to reside in that neighborhood Alligator and Tiger Tail accompanied them. Two friendly Indians hunting for some of their people east of the St. Johns. Two more are up the Ocla- waha. Both parties are the bearers of talk from Tiger Tail. The movement upon the Big Cypress commented on the lst inst. My word for it-the war will be over by the lst March next.

 Yours truly