The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14
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CONDITION OF THE TBOOPs- PROBABLE END OF THE
SIOUX WAR.
ICorrespc r6epce II .ns C,uneii 3 ufs lowA) lyle
FoKr PIERRE, \. T., Feb rs, 1866
TIE sound of your bugte mas reachsd his 49, and
wisLiry 10 Dt0n Of notes, several ,,cri
seni thesr names AID mofey by this mai.
Ths weather sDo. oginnicg Of Fec uary has baen
very hIe, such utuio not oisgracs May morning
tbs tberuometer ranging rom TO degrees and zoe
0ay (tLe s0h) rlsn ID Deg ees aoJve 2eso. The
snos be bluffs thought It was Dg enough exposed to
gss<, and grs uai disaPp-arec The Missouri has
been tyrgg!irg bAa win Oh win er TO burst from his
eDtlsce ond only wa - hear the rushiog noise Of bis
smaller pegl boIs the ressue 10 be successful-~hen
be Will ds.h on O. tree and rapid the sunny
South
General Harvey ba- rstur oed from Lsau Qai Cou It,
having been eesen orssr than he intended The In
diar aUxcusy w.iung tie cav Of the eat council
srd puff volumes " euok' dsils TO the q eat Split.
hcparg that ne vii pu pea.e u tae mad OF the dig
chief Of the soldiers II shcm they are terribly AFRAID
The whi.ee, too, sss knJ~ how il Will term lAte
mAny III ok Il Will oe D~-ce but think see dark
clouds on tie ho.izop hca viii req aire thu Snd
Lightning = small ecae dspel Tns OzdA.a s aud
would not) The coun.i o-iog bt eve, to the inter
feespcs Of sgsn II LARAMIE. s1me ons In that
nslghborhoc6 viii b. apt 10 get into officially Wen
Gs1egal Harvey issoes orcsr o. summons, he ex-
poets 90 one unless carry out his astruc-
uonS, 81 ould ut 70 a. otherw tse and oct
on his own responsi oy, hs very aed ,us ri,k
Col Vaughan, 1ooi4n agent TOR the Upper Missouri,
arrived here from For Clarke soout ne u OF FeoruAr,
He Will b preseat tbs couocii; sfer whiah be viii
leave fc- ST. Louis AID from there to Washington. About
eEhry toe Y2rctonl g hes 90 by their cni-,
Big Head" maze pr1s ner OF tho Cs mel a. Fo;s
Esd gates OF The orr, sno TRACE hi VIII gres. m
dignity Tpoir Rsscu Aod manners were Sd violent
that he every 'ment to be Down to atoms
No ccuht but those Indsus Incl ed BY white men
and Il is believed mo.t of the crdelies and out
RACES psrpstrated tie vhitss BY the Sioux were
caused BY interested white men, wno take no
inserss, in the rss- # human family but that Of
gain The Untted STATES viii lot anos suca "a asult
ss hss been prpetra~a on is agsn. pas sept free
and Big HeAdn ia ban1 vi with merited
and just nt Gene raj Hs ney has ordered all
the white men IN Of country, who are not
empcyeo ~ government any Of the companies
leave. These generally known - tue " free
men OF the ccunty that Is, living their hOox,
end suhsisting sha-v,r thfy kl wolves forming
the most important article IN the bill Of fire. They Ief
their country their coantrys good and sent
from here for the GOO Of he county and all good men,
red and write. don't know they will next 60 70,
but shouM DOT nder II 1t would be among
6vesV
seuryy 10 rather pevsisut among the troops; every
sxertica is check II; serious and only
one fatal Gaze, citizen. Wren the campaign con-
neeoer the scurvy Will take its figh.
To 1T Louis publican u the 9th inst. says :nor
matt hss rccei I'd 10 This city, from an unofficial
source that Gen. Harvey has had "a talk" 9TH the
repre- OF all dAns in tho sioux co 1ntry
with the exception Of bes ranging about Fort Clark,
And that cef ltive terms Of and friendship have
teen agreed upon the parties The 70 tn oes
holding haze for time mar sained hostile po-
s iowa the Cnited States and may yet give 70 ne
troahA Ttey i've nigga up the Missouri. Colonel
ysuSt an Who fully informed OF the arrangement be-
tween Harley the Indians, net WITH An aoci-
dent on his routs and may be delayed some days.