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E WASHINGTON, Oct. IS, 1886.

 General Jackson has been thrown into a Paroxysm of rage. by the receipt of letter from Gen. Call, in which he states that there are not officers in Florida to conduct the Unlted States troops. In the first moments of m ms anger, he is said to have issued an order that all the U. s. officers. be their occupations ana situations what they might, should be in- Stantly ordered off to Florida. A little re- necnons and perhaps suggestion from the locam se''ens of the head of the War Depart ment, induced him afterwards to .rescind this order but there will, no doubt. be a consid- eraole reinforcement of epaulettes transn1it- tea to the seat of war immediately. The war m Florida languishes. and l fear is likely to lang9ish. General Jesup is said to be on his way homes to be present at the investigation of the charges which he preferred against General Scott, and which he will find all his ingenuity requisite to supper. The army is dissatisfied, and am fearful that the. disaf- fection is more likely to increase than to sub- side, The rage for resignation does not ap- pear to have suffered material abatement. U. S. G0sefte