LATER FROM FLORIDA.
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By the Tallahassee Fordian of Sept 34th, we eesi that the Tennessee Volunteers 10 the number of 2aaa and upwards, took up the line of march from that place the previous Monday, Sept le.)

 Major General Jesup, 1t was understood, to talk command of the Friendly Greeks, who were on thef way to the Seminole country. They proceed in steam boats from Apaachieoa by sea. The Floridan makes some nvdous comparisons of he generous conduct of the brave Iennesseeans conrasted with of the inhabitants of the Territory While the former have come upwards of five hundred miles from their homes, voluntarily to defend the lives and prevent the further devastation and waste of property on the exposed and deserted frontier of our Territory, having motives other than those of humanity there of our cit zens,-and be 1t said to their shame-who regard less of the suerngs of their neghbors, and revel ing and rotng in the luxures of northern city, intent upon schemes of their aggrandlzement, and few of their more favored friends.

 The Tallahassee Flordian of the 24th u contains the death of Major Washington of the Tennessee Vol uneerss