Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28

'"At ul'Nh tie ti'NNAtu luslthtiA 10 glke thl
lie to that SANDER Charge = They di,
charee. Bef1fa Geneml Drown could esm,
up With the relr division o. lla American
army. Scott had alraaaY won the day. an.
was IN hot pnfsnit a. tha htiag cuemY.-
The British Ai blaa bcaten with ihail
own boadcd Weapuu-thc bayonct. tn,
vlur and skillof the Boy.Gealgal Of tWen
ty-eiRlil Ind slngnishsa all.
Cen. Drown M H. Blaaial fepoH Of Mi.
mulesays: aBrialIer General Seaa
eu,iilei 10 the hide rnia er cam.s,
can lssow. l..s iagilc covered i.si.
with glory
Tine battle af Luady's Lane. far Niagara
as u IS frequently callfa.) WIS Idaa!tt aaile
2olhe4 July lsi4 iu. lhrsa aeess afar
iIa. ii Chippewa. I'le battle aomHaae d
abfui infy mlHu'rs haIafr SUM. aud sua.
t.uuad until m.iniaHH llaH att.n sH.t
was iha master liri 9f the lahl. Amsli.
can Nai9r again ir.uuI ned over the veteran
fegmaalsof britain scott In two l6r
s...ai nnl'r lin. naz wound j IN die zsls.
but iagh, uH Hi.i ta# c.us Il ui, la.tIs.
when He wa Ifasa#I=a by N#4ul ii Il,
81. nIl#n I Wa an haHias -
h1.iaul tle vi ouz limited lars wi
not a.IaR a mn extended nosIgs of is d..
tails, md ia1aed il would b sip.r.'la4
10 rzt f'uIaie De o.snls uf Int g'a5
aly .amlas s=l#cy af#a esa4 AmHz a
senaa.hY hHan mu, Hz.e aa.I=#l
imfeEIzaah.a .z9.e'.. Haas r.. sr#
hHnar ieF ;hr Esa.afu. seali .9 l. Iu..al :.
universal cuH#Hnl alHs hcm If LuHas
Lame.
Ion HI vllaairy in iaca asians s
So. sza a.iss HffHs.= i IN iIls#IaE of s..
~ 6Hfaa On Aata.lH 3D. Iii
sunHgss I-szl @ r#.n,.a HWan'ia
sa.i m#.lti la Aia e#aanl sa.t aIaz...
tlmlu9 o. the hish sens aIa.tainaI =If
tongue u' lIizaI,,iusa.shed aairs '4Ib
successive euHi|s=s OF Chippewa and N.
IN, aud %. Ii Usfs=a -af4.5. a#
gY.f a#'n N sasaiHin. Iaa rraaHaa
Il ,haam- If iaa tuiIHi Siaffs.H
Son ai' Il i..#H#a. Isa== Pr. .=H.
M nls ga vaNWgi-tirit oi Iurt lTr.a.s uI ua'.
This complimentary Office WIS declined
from mnisc- highly c1l'a'e go Gamr'
Scott.
Rtn a.'i feeble dam hs wou.i aa
som s.r- wH,'a lmu.o t.,geu-uas'1
a E, ,ha'lh and I'r Wuusua, im.t'e-
mut llo Uus ai-5 entrusted hy ilr Cow
cmmcat with important diplomatic uuc.
iious H. executed bis instruction 100 sp
si.is'cmv mauncr lhat Prc-.l.a, 'iaii.
su c,u .'o Do. Wi',a 10 him by ila ,e.-
r1ary CO., Sair, ics.al .reruE il1ul.
M l>a1, Seut bats mdYcl 90 t,sc ,am-
maui 100 ,l' Black iiaWh war a. af.ni
irm Buffalo iog ChImcu wth nearly one
Thousand iupIs iu tour steamboats,.
o. thc sch ur july while oa the yarHet
Doe cl.ir broke ust among iie uu.p, w.II
fearful lI.mrs uu thc luat 20 which
Gen. Ss,t4a!elWi.h mU huulf.laud s-r.
~ uel. ,ler occurred ia -iN lsy, uae
hundred aud thirty eases ot cholarl, and
itiy.uac dcntls Afcr General Syuit had
proceeded from Chicago 20 the Mis- .ppi
RNgr tAr pv-i.yUcc again broke ol. au.pI
W- to1.. Daring the prlyaioug. o. lius
terrible eHgr-a hI. devoted aHcudUl uplu
hi ufluTug l.ligr excited lho admiration
of all who were present la ,hc language
d. leucr written go the limo by an officer
Of the amy.-"Tle Generals cuun, of
conduct on lhl, 1ars.ipu should ctal.i 2 60.
A.m reputation uu, inferior Goo i.a. Nlioi
10. boo. cumcd on the battle field, and should
cSAih,t him uot ouiy as warrior, but %,
mau-uD. ouly as The hero of b..y,, ba.
as the hero of humanity
Ahcr the termination Of the Black Hawk
war. zen. Scott and GOV Rcyuol. wer,
appointed by tho uiiel State. tiu,oruuul
commissioners TO trent with the Nlrl-Wus'.
on Indians in reference to ail pending ilii.
cultics Ia thn various conferences held
with the dcpuia.ons from the ,arou. trlcs.
it became the duty Of Geu Scott to conduct
the discussions This he did with erut
ability aul ingenuity and the result D tlr
commission ea, iu procure % treaty. Nit "a
the Indians and highly advantageous 20 Oh,
United Sntss-thc Indians ce,lng thc ttIc
to more than ien millions Of acres, hc.ug "a
great portion Of the lands o. Iowa and ilch.
| igan.
Ailor the termination or ,he Black Hawk
war, and of the treaty with tho indians
Gcu. Cass the Secretary of War. wrote ia
reply to Scot official report as follows
ALLOW me To congratulate you upon thi4
fortunate conNmmalon of your arluou4
duties, and to express my entire approba.
ton Of the whole course Of your proceed.
ings, during series os dGicnl,ios raqui.
ring higher moral courage than tho opera.
tons o. an active campaign und'r ordinary
circumstance
Directly after his return from the Blacl;
Hawk war Gen Scott was sent by Presi.
dent jackson on a confidential mission o
great responsibility. South Carolim uul
iGcation then threatened to embroil the
nation in civil war There WINS imminent
danger that the strife would at once BEGIN
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