The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26
From The Washington Globe.

boy died on the passage in the boat under the
command Of Lieut.. Cross.
From The Washington Globe.
FROM THE ARMY.
We regret to learn that the cholera has an
pcared among the troops at Fort Armstrong
The most ludlcious measures seem to have
been adopted by General Scott, and maintained
with the greatest vigilance and c1nstancy, to
prevent the spread Of the Infection The force
under his immediate command appear to have
been preserved free from it, until the 25th ult.
On the evening of that day, one of the mounted
rangers Of Captain FOrds command, who was
for short time Fort Dearborn (Chicago) or.
the 10th, was received into Fort Armstrong,
sick, as afterwards appeared, with the cholera.
Between the Goth ult., and the LIST instant,
there were lac cases. 26 died, 81 were recov.
erng, and were perfectyc ured of the 90 re-
naming cases. GO were of mild type Gen.
Scott expresses the opinion, founded on a per-
sonal inspection Of every individual who has
been in the hospital, that the disease is evident
ly checked and mtigated
On the 4th Gen Scott writes, there have
been but few deaths since the morning of the
3d.
U. S. Indian Agency at Prairie du CHEN,
Sd September, 1882
The Indian War is over. The celebrated
leaders Of the hostile Indians, Black Hawk and
the Prophet, were delivered TO me at this place
on the 21lh ult by the Wlnnehagoes of my
Agency. The day after Generals Scott and
Atkinson lett this place, sent out two parties
of Winnehagoes to bring Black Hawk, The
Prophet, and Napope 10 me. They returned
on the 2'th ut, about ten or eleven O'Clock,
aud delivered the two first. The same day
turned them over to Col Taylor. commanding
Fort Crawford, and expect to accompany them
1.
zen scott, at hock Island, IN day or two.
JOS. NJ. STREET.
ne "eAmPus AND HER fRizE. A letter
|,'u" we t n,u W ,"e New'OI'eahs bee oil ihe
oInw;na nartc"nr al' Vs. n"gg.n. gives the
upon The schooner william To- ""'''in'' .t
Montezuma, since captured bv the IT S,,'os
schooner Grampus:
The American schooner VIM A Turner.
Macy, master, arrived this morning from New
York whence she sailed on the goth June last.
ne an Sap,an reports tAe IL Yesterday being in
h a. ~ ~, a. =, ION w. o. w, ne was boarded
1nma nfTa,a,nn o.,io 49, h,' Due .''1 'innie'
veal and detained nine h"nrs ~, , ,In ma
bly, took from on board considerable on.u,i,,
of provisions and sondry other articles If ,noy
chandize, together with the writing desk and
papers belonging to the supercargo that OF
the eve of their departure they forced him to
sign papers the contents OF which he did not
s.anu "lu ."at ne protested IN 'he strong
ess ae' IN, agailst tne,r conuuct' out was ST.
fTeouen,Iv ,hraa,oned ,v;,t oorGr ,a"s uase, anu
hal1ar Thew ofFeTed mo- exnIana,;nn ca anu Inc sne
motive, and apparently manifested no G,tio
concern for the consequences as the most har.
dened pirates could do"
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. Mrs Chap
man OF New York, and two daughters. who
during the prevalence OF the epidemic in
that city, were on visit to their friends in
Amsterdam on Monday of last week. when
they met with an accident by which Mrs.
CHAPMAN and one of her daughters Ios,
their lives They were n,ocood;n,, -,
Amsterdam village in n ono LnrIs o"1I'.9
IN ,,,Iiob uera Trs r. kaS "ason'
I -, ~ NJ W. W. u"a hteIs
ar" uaoS "'1' Vi WI DdlIus Nhsoe Tone OF
'he young laaies oriVlhg') when on crossing
Il somewhat hlgn bridge, over the rocky bed
OF creek, the horse became FESTIVE, and
backed the wagon off the bridge, precipita-
ting all the persons, eXcept Miss Clisbe
into the rocky bed of the creek. Just ms
the wagon went off the hr;dno M;ss CI;,io
1c,naJ v.;,h-'',, ;,,;''. M r es-
C %'no"' 'J,'iy' he morse lell upon
'hi'' Ohap'Il"h' hileu her instantly and
some part OF the wagon struck the head of
one OF her daughters, tractnrlng the skull
IN shocking manner, and causing the
death of the young lady in about an hour
The other daughter was considerably in.
inrnI ronaiuipn =, ia
parts Of her person. bv the fail Mrs Char.
man was about 20 vears of aro and ",
' ~ was u,out ~ yuars o' age, ana the
u"us"tei WIN "as A'iiea poout TO-
schenectady Whlg.