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LIE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN-Ihe failure of Gen CALLs late expedition against the Indians having been attributed to hs disappointment in not finding supply oi provisions on the Nythlaeoochee has been nata- rally supposed by many that this disappointment was impuable 10 some renissness in the Subsistence De- partment of the Government in not placing sufficient supplies of provisions within reach of the General com mandlng Tn tlorda; and this opinion has been freely expressed through our columns, as well as those ot other journals. It IS due, however to the vigant Administration of that Department to state that we have authentic evidence of it's innocence of any deln- quency in the case referred to, of its being charge able With any of the blame which attaches to General Calls failure On the contrary. there were placed in depot on the east side of Florida, on the St. Johns and at other points, as early the month of Sepem- Der, not less than six hundred thousand raons: and on the west side of the Peninsula at Tamna Bay on inc Suwanee, and other points, three hundred thou sand raons. This large stock of provisions, at vari ous depots both sides of the Peninsula, was paced at the disposition of General Call; he was officially advised by the Department of their depose and t was

 left to him to order supplies be transported to any o1

 the points at which his operations might require tbem before he moved his army. If he failed to do so. and suffered the Illustration of his expedition in conse- quence, the blame justly attach to the suhss- tence Depariment-.Nat Ini

 The ensuing winter bids fair to be one of unex.m. pied severity.