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We Learn tlhat q gentleman of the first re-

 spectabiIity, resident of Florida, at present

 l this city, has rece.vSSo Sar dn .e..eE rom & hls

 AZ. ...,.;.h s1ates that the whole of Madison

 co,.y,tv m is in possession of the Indians. par trS of ;ybom had penetrated within 20 miles of TaIIahasse and stolen six horses from the plantation of John Gamble, Esq.

 The writer further states that Powell is req sInd savages-that the Tennessee troops had declined going to Florida, and that in conse- quence of their having done so, it would be to apply to the government for ad. ditional troops. The letter writer says, more. over, that at no time have there been as great fears as at present for the safety of the terri tory. The gentleman who has received the letter says that the author of it is known to him as man of decided courage, not likely to be operated on by idle fears.-Baltin,orc American, Sept. 1S.