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LATE FROM FLnRrDA.--The ST. Augustine
News, Of The 29Ih uli., thus speaks Of The
Few Seminoles now le fl in the Territory:


There remains in the Territory now only
small party, Of whom Alpaca is the chief
lie and his people evince every disposition
70 he quiet and peaccahlc. Having had
time TO discover that their companions were
gone, and that ibc Tide Of settlement, sweep
ing over their once cultivated and widely
extended fields, is now fast hurrying them
within the narrow limits temporarily assign
ed them, ,ibey seek only peace, and endeayor
10 cultivate The best understanding with
those already ihoir neighbois. Their lin
tied numbers and their narrow territory will
force them 10 be quiet They now lie al
The mercy Of the whites. As an evidence
Of their sincerity, we may mention that their
visits to The pos, a, Tampa Bay. FOR The pnr-
pose Of trade. are constant; and their inter-
course with The settlers, whether at The Dos,
or in the woods, is most friendly.


We hesitate not 10 say, that the ssFIorida
War" is no, only ended, but that II will
''siay ended.n Emigranis may now seek a
residence here with as much safety as in
! any part of the country.