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and haunts, the numbers s;;a trihes of the Indians in Florida, there are 2OO0 wa ,,iors. and le0O able-bodied negroes be- lonoino to them-independen of about 600 runo wavs.who aid aud abet them in their present instruction. lJs' v. pee.

 It is with much pleasure that we are ena- bled to inform our readers, that our State i1e- gislatufe have adopted measures to afford re- lief to the suffering inhabitants of Florida, who are now haressed by the mereIiess say ages. Last week they made an appropria- tion of S5000, for raising and equipplng vol unteers-and yesterday, (Jan. 9. bill 10 appropriate 5,0G0 for the same oblect, pass ed the House of Representatives-th blll is now before the Senate, and will doubtless also pass that body. lyM. 0. Courier.

 The volunteers who have enrolled them- selves, within the last two or three days, for Florida, were passed in review last evening. They amount to 2s0 able bodied men, of ve- " fine appearance. We have every reason to believe that this number will be augment ed, before the day fixed for taelr departure, te eco men. fo.

 General Gaines, of the U. 5. Army, has made a requisition upon Gov. White, for eight companies of Militia, to be in readiness to march at a moments warning.

 St. Martin Gag.

 The Legislature of Louisiana has passed two appropriation bills for the relief ot the citizens of Florida-the amount granted by both is $s0,000 The Governor is authoriz- ed to call on the citizens to volunteer, and to incur the necessary expenses of forwarding them to Florida.

 The Legislature Eof Louisiana has made an appropriation of 10 ,0G0 dollars for the pur- chase of swords, muskets, pistols. They have not expressed an opinion concerning the state of our relations with France.

 Red Eipef HerdId

 We are informed that regiment of troops is hourly expected from ss. Louis, and as great number as can be spared was to have been sent down in the Huntsville from Baton Rouge yesterday. A concentration of these forces here will probably amount to TOO mon. and these joined to 3G0 volunteers, which 1t is expected will be raised here, making alto gether 1000, will be despatched for Florida i in the course of few days. This body, act ling in concert with the troops already in Fle- lrda, should be sufficient for the extermina- Etion of the Seminoles; q measure which could hardly be desired, but which at present seems to be the only esfe calculated to ensure per imanent peace.

 Lostisia'sa Morning Post, Jun. 9. | The enlistmcnts for the expedition to Flo l Irida go on brayeiy. We understand that the lumber of enrolBents already approaches three hundred. 1t is expected that force ] of five hundred men will shortly be in readi- ness to proceed to the scene ef action. \ detachment ofthe T. 5. troops arrived on Sunday f5om Baton Rouge. amounting to lsomething 1ass than one hundred. Louisiana twill not be found wanting on this occasion. Tine fate of the misguided savagcs will soon bs sealed.--fb. slasa. 26.

 IMPORTANT FROM FsoRIDA.-Brig Jane Fiust arrived, reports that she was boarded of the Florlda Reef, on the l2ti3 inst. by a wrecker, which had on board the keepers of | the several light houses with their families, who statcd that several families had been murdered on the Florida Keys; and that they were obliged to take refuge on beard the wrecking Vessels--having been pursued by the Indians, whow were destroying every thing before them, and numbering every white per son they met.-Ib. Jan. 27.

 By the politeness of Theodore Foster, Esq. of New York, VIC have been furnished with some. numbers of his republication of the EsrMINsrER, EpTspuRGH, LONDON, and FOREIGN Quarterly Reviews. It is a most valuable work. Each number contains an exact reprint of tke original English copy l nrintad ou fine naner and hand.oroa tvna The price of the whole, making every year ipe volumes, is only eig.,t dollars-and they are worth at least sic times the money. We will act as agent for this work.

 We have obtained several subscribers tc the New Haven Reprint. This includes BLacKwoop, the METROPOLITAN, the Fo- REIGN QUARTERLY, the LONDON QUARTER. LY, and the EDINBuRGH REVIEW, at Sl0 a year. In Blackwood are published those po- pnlar works, Tom Cringle's Log-and the Cruise of the 6iidge. Japhet in search of a Father, is originally published in the Metro politan. We will aso act as agent for this work--and for Carey's Library of Choice Li- teratnre-in which will be published the new Novels, Travels, Poetry, 61c.-lt S year --in weekly numbers of 20 pages.

 tCorreSpondence ofthe Charlest n Courierl

 'sW AsHISGroS, Jau. 6.

 "Fhe ant-Administeratio party in the Senate, to day, were thrown into great con- Sfernati0n by tho npuc th,t # +be o.x;.1n