New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

Iecsnry were deadly enemies, while the o.a.hAl
were fIisndly siih 10th.
sxytsrs SEQ in the F.l Of 1919 tires vhi,s per
sols iso gsr km-r aud : LADY, who lad bsea risic'
ng itsr Old F,It Kesruty, aGd BAD bers si'4c1a1 to
th, II tsutiiul ia snee girl OF some sixteen SIM
utr se, out Tor "a er bore 10 kenfueky tssiuy the
yVUIg PssI.e mai5en with them They had yearly
Ieseb.o 81. Joteph, when they net band OF lows
Tie loves ttksd Tor he Psrree gil sac was e.
fused 20 them. She was hOrss behind one Of the
gtn'lfneu Several warriors app cac.ed and teiz d
btI long rtsses &C oIeE Der backward TO the esftn
She tcr'amtd orbelp. Dung brave vac sssm'd
TO have au,boriry sppro4ched. She threw herself On
Der knets btfoie him a1d implorei mercy. He 40
IbeIsit, eveleo his rife aud shot her through The
heart. He then severed Der tead f,om her boi? aud
stok upon the top Of poe and had aw:r c.nce
aIoul il. They then qssrered Ter body, aud, esc1
warrior Of he bauo bearing par; OF IT, marched ST CT
bs thief who bore her bead aioft upon the pole TO
cir resie,t ,ilIsre vhe,e toey held grand t'as
&eaDwl lie the whites fastened % this place and
gave iIfO nation OF these dIabohcsl proceedings 20
Col A j. Taue ban, WI wss then Indian A. ent here
He inn iaity mounted his horse aud roc 10 Fort
Leaserworb. got detstchment OF Dragons, essi-
eIet bak and surprised them in their least. He ar
rested tooee wfo concerned in her capture and
destb, and bod thea imprisoned a. Fort Leaveuwo,tb,
wiere they remained oply several months and were re-
e-sed without pros cation Of oily sind. Tee head sId
hpbs of The fspess gil were pu: together 10 cohn
and oteeDily iLteTrtd.
When this news reached the Pa wees they made al
Dcpsion in The country Of The Iowas and stole many
OF HEN borses
White Cloud then the head chic, of the Iowas, took
q bard Of waniors down amobg the Pawaees and de-
sJoyec ole their yill-ges-siliing even the women
chiloieD. In this bis right eye was
pierced ard destroyed by an arrow, aimed by boy
bur zen ears old. In the next instant bis unerriog
tomatswk was buried 10 the cleft skull OF the brave
chic abc the oettle eLoed. All, old and young, male
and finale were ibdscriIipaiey butche'ed
Co. Van. hsn made report of II 10 tbs lverr.
melt and Yves Instructed 20 tbwiti 70 6ep0se W hse
Cloud AID bsve spoiher ctitf elected in bis place
An old nan named No Heart unanimously
chosen. II is srans for Of his CD 1racteE,
for is an excellent man. and stli enjoying the coz
foer &C Of BIS people the respec: of the shres
He at once entered ito q tresty of peace with the
Psvnees and aimee that tine they have lived in friend.
shin.
White Cloud erred from the society Of mon. He
sat alone in silent gloon. An impene:rable cloud
seemed 10 rest upon bis prit. IL sas NOT grief fr
bis bloody deds; II was remorss for h5 brbirous
butcbeirss; but it SOUNDED pride that broke bic
btsrf. He oisd in short time, and bis body was
plsced upt the summit Of high hill that overlooSs
f,r great dis ,snce the Missouri Riser. white pot
was planted at The head of bis grave, filed vita
horses ano scslps drawn rudely in red paint, and
which col tain bis ept, ph sho wing his glories 10 the
nuu Der of persons he had san and Of horses he had
stolen.
This ives the same White Cloud whom Bsysri TAy-
lor mentors having crossed tie ocean Ia the same
ship with himself when he first esssyed tour OF those
OnkLtal cliues whose graphic ana besullidl por-
traures by lis skiul hand afford such lnteres TO his
readers aud is the came Shom Col. Melody Ct youc
city in reduced at The leading o1rts OF Europe with
elat His life was brilliant and eveutfdl He took
many scalp. he stole many horsos; he died 10 sadness
apd In gloom May he rest id peace.
To monow is the DAY fer the Law and Order
Convention Leavens ORTIZ.
The excitement is pretty lively, and we anticipate
come spTlghtly times. foon, y.