New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

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losi men killed and wounded Among the kilsd We
Capt. Armstrong, Of Yam HUI the other two 1ei Ests
from Yreks hut have not learned their names Col - X
Alden s sad 70 be ally wounded the bah entered BE-
p.ek and came out under biz arm Cen Lac 8ls9
wounded in the shoHlier lightly. The battle lsssi ar
hour, atthe end Of which time CHEF Sam proposed e.
aguisfi,e, which granted and both armies agreed
TO meet at Table Roc1 tono-row, 10 have "a "a
The Indians numbered 20 men, and the whites 20 lie
battle OF az the bead Of Evan. Creek N canyon
81 ont 80 miles from here The whites slrprsen mem.
Cen Lane and Col. Alden were wounded #hle mixing
a charge II generally supposed here tnat J: me IN
teLiion Of The whites 10 make trea Win ne in41 on
account Of then agreeing 10 meet them 81 ispe hpcE
hut Tor yssh have no such idea, and think there i
me OIL ec in view a. the people % is county
would rot sui nit t. il for a moment
Thee spaniards were shot this morning, eight zles
fyen here ~ er An legate Creek. One male was shot
enc fhe csrgo carried of By the Indians The SPanaris
were on bfr way from Crescent City, with pack train
KobeIt l.. Williams arrived here yesterday from Alt
home Creek for tho purpOse Of getting commission 10
raise company Il rangers which was granted hin pt
W j. Terry arrived last night from Crescent City, with
part Of biz COMPANY the balance being behind with Their
provisions. ammunition, sc. His company numbers 81
men. wen srned.
Tb.Te had been other difficulties with the Indians which
we fnd detsied in The supplement 10 TIE Herald.
II appears that apt, Smith Mr. John Gibbs and other
short tine ago had fight with me Ind ms wnen Denn
AID others wounded They killed four or hVe
Indians and took seven eight Of them prisoners and
k them under guard for the Pupose Of inducing the re
nalnCer Of the tribe 10 como in and we're under the I'm
preston that they were good Indians
On the -lst the India crawed in upon them, charged
c guard, and rescued The prisoner hey inca Durn
ed bayftacks. John Gibbs, Of the Mountain House
standing guard al the e and had ms arm fractured
by rife ball and shot 10 the groin Mr. Carroll Of Ia
rtka, was one Of the other men wounded
An giant who Lad jut across the Plans,bythe
name of Smith while ing under his wagon asleep was
shot dead wnh Terrific balls Another emigrant who had
Just arrived with his wife and several Children from some
place near Burlington Iowa, was shot. He died on Tues
DAY last At the time he shOt the Indians had seized
bis wife and be was trying t. rescae her She escaped
UIhurt Mr.. Gibbs received two wounds one breaking
is left and ball passing through his groin DR.
Slule thinks he will not recover.
One man had his thigh broken by rife ball and ano
Their wounded in he thigh By ball another wounded
by arrows, the names of whom W. have been unable to
learn. None Of the Indians were killed or WOUNDED They
drove of American mare and shot two oxen and one
mule b., loi ging to the ranch
We have ust received news from Capt Smith who il
his way from Port Oxford with company Of forty dra
COON They in on the new road east Of the canyon
They fell in with party Of Indians at the canyon near
Table Rookhad fight with tem-killed ten Indansbui
lost
Gen Joe Lane arriyedlast Saturday night headquar
ters with fifteen to participate in the existing war
with The Indians. Col Alden prevailed on him to take
commend If the forces which be has done and marched
in pursuit Of The Indians at O'Clock this morning The
people here have great confidence in the Generals knowl
edge If ~ dian fighting.
bre dr. in from tgon in few days who have been
ious como here fight these Indians for long time.
A white man was killed Applegate night before last.
bv another white man who was standing guard The
eud heard him in the bushes and hailed him three times
tile Only answer he made nika He was shot
deed.
The YrCka MosAtoin Hcrod of the Sd Sept says
glad 10 ay that the difficulties between the whites
and Indians in this valley has been amcaby settled
soqLeny there IN no danger to De apprehended in travel
ing TO or from, or through this valley.
lie s ulations 81 the treaty as We understand from E
quire Steele Of the COMM ssOners appointed for the
pun of making treaty with the Indians, are as fol
lows.
The Indians are to give up all their fire and mum
ton; return the stock stolen from Mr. Prices farm and
nay for the mule killed at the above place. They arc 70
hayehe privilege Of remaining in this or Of removing to
Scott Valley, during the excitement in the Rogue River
country and when those Of the tribe who fighting
against the whites in Rogue River valley, shall return,
tl,y be given up TO the whites who shall treat them
u merits the case may seem to deserve When the
Indians shall have complied with the above spuations,
rysr are 10 be returned OF equivalent TOR no same
This treaty consider TO be az fair on either side as
could be expected and il was adopted almost unan-
mously by citizens thus ending disturbance which
II lCh alone few weeks longer might have been the
cause Of many ofOur intimate friends and valuable
citizens losing their lives besides vast destruction of
property and great Inconvenience 10 our business and
travelling community Ii has already been the cause OF
o cling Of nifty between many of our friends and cti
Zens. 1his sorry 10 see Every person should
have Alright TO his opinion and should be allowed the
privilege Of fee discussion of thesame IL certainly speaks
aDyth but fsvorably for the good order aud friendly
feelings which should exist among our citizens, when we
get up meeting 10 make arrangements or adopt
measure at are for the interest Of ALL the whole
nifty without such strong indications of mobism and such
severe personalities being passed between them. II we
view subject In different gh; from that Of our friend
without causing us TO become enemies to each other we
boJe shall have such disturbances in city
as we have had concerning the Indians In this valley
correspondent Of The Herald writing from jackson
Vile, OF der date Of Aug. 90, says:
"Snce last wrote 60 YOU have had two more Of
citizens killed and wounded by the Indians near
Hzells Ferry Rogue River. The following are the
particulars;
Capt L. A. Owens has been assigned the duty of
keepg the road open between here and the canyon On
the 9TH ult he left here his second trip out When he
reached Longs Ferry he left small detachment of his
conn any the purpose of looking for lost horses
and from what learn OF the matter, the detachment d
yid'd into two parties One party consisted OF Lieut.
Thomas FriZen James Mungo half breed. formerly OF
SCOTS Bar and California Indian, who fred upon
BY Indians concealed in the bushes and the two first
nmtd persons shot dead and the California Indian
wounded The other party, not far from where the muir
ders were committed in sight of four Indians, dv
ing of some head OF cattle belonging Il persons living
the Ferry They pursued and wounded one OF them'
and recoV cred the cattle.
Col b. r. Alden. and some of the others wounded in
the last battle. reached town yesterday The Colonel is
doing well and in fine sprits and am happy to learn that
hs ound is not considered dangerous Gen Lane and
the other wounded soldiers also doing well
Major Avord and suit arrived here 10 day. for the pur
pose If surveying military road between Stuart Creek
and Myrtle Greek Capt Lndey Apologize arrived also
today from the Umpqua, with IS and supply Of am
munitioB, accompanied by Mr.. Smelling.
Tie freka Aorntais Herald extra of the sth says
Yesterday, about noon, the Humbug and Yreka Volun
teers under the command OF Captains Rhodes and Good
AL who have for time back. been fighting the Rogue
River Indians returned They inform that treaty has
been Concluded between the Indians and the whites and
that the Indians giving up their guns aud ammunition
We win publish the treaty in our paper Saturday Too
much praise be bestowed upon gallant citizens
who rendered such timely and effective aid TO neigh
boIs Of Rogue River Valley They have proven, our
country have the bravery and patriotism Of the
American people and that they ready and vii
ling however great the sacrifice to defend the lives and
property OF their fellows 10 avenge the murder OF their
country men
1t is rumored that tn. Csyuse and Nez Perez Indians