FLORIDA.
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The last news from the seat of war in
Florida brings no cheering intelligence
The Indians, as yet, have maintained de.
cided advantage, and are following up all
their successes by still more fendish and
savage warfare. General ScoTT, formerly
commander-in-chief Of the forces employed
against the Creeks and Seminoles, has been
supplanted by Gen. JEssUP, a man Of known
ability as general, and possessing the
courage and daring Of one fitted for such an
undertaking. We entertain but little doubt
now, that the war will speedily close--but
not without the total annihilation Of those
devils lncarnate who are laying waste the
country, and numbering, indiscriminately,
men, women, and children.


Gen. ScoTT, we understand, has retired
to his summer quarters in Virginia, where
he win be safely out Of the reach Of the
dreaded yell of the savage, or the "accursed
music" Of the mosquitoes, which SO much.,an-
noyed him while in the swarnps and marshes
Of Florida.