The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-26
intervening kRseD.gence from the Hostile
indiana
LR-rHR Prom REV. r. Q. WILLIANscH.
iS<~ssspos dsOce q 'he Is Ps0I, MIN Times

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NE company Of D~kotas sent amer Inkpsdutah
and he others VINO perpctreted the urders Split Lake,
have resarn:d aid report Mat sss days march
he arrived q Skunk Lake, about hundred miles,
measured 90 Sicolletx map, southwest Of this place. and
after ver sevr chase, succeeded without any ioss
tue and emo child Ipkpadukah himself they did
not nnc. tsecns tho muYdercrs, woo had bean about
tse Ike .or svsrs. weeks had nuely notice Of tho up
prairie beyond, whose trail FOIL. wsd dis
lance, vale part cor ceal then selves abon. the ske
the safer and high The rris of the
pas'y s.so reported ~ belonging Tire latter sss.
siId Providence has ordered that this EDITION
taTnssei much more fsvofahly tbsn we had reason 10
expect HAD seversi or tboee sent ON Il io.i their vee
their Issnns would have felt themselves a.tisd in
avepelpe heir death ga ss many innocen ~h.e and
IL bct iEIproosbie Gey mia ht have done il. Fer my
part bad sne~n OF the death Of several Of hem,
ssood have been more AFRAID Of tn. Of de party
to his place, than OF the Errivs. of the Isnktnn
which caused such terror From what can learn not
yet having the Intelligent of the party they
see % Iavo exsI'sa themselves 10 accomplish se oas-
Ssss ca SDcs pey weJo sent than la The cl'cum
stances could fes on.bH have been expected If The
Cn'se sates sooeFs hsd done ast ~hss they have ard
nc mere s@uisy e'fef would bsve been Infused intc
tie iEdslA hich al Ills time very IApertsn and
would think cor frontiers cnmpnr at,veiy II,
e Indians earnestly desired one or tive con- apicns cf
ibs ulec States diers had accompanied t6eT tie pur
ralt might lave been continued day orHer, no
whole party cot on and this specs Of wsr biced Oct
b"n FAR any ads spisSs III result 10 asry from
what hss os accomplished by hie petition deue;fe
Tw I've thirteen OF the engaged In those murders
sa hvo ISeT ara probably disDese6 or soon viii be- 20
a. ia make much dia,oa,t catch kill tter,
then wcpld has { beea In LINE cast Perhaps they Will
oe zno @rsia % come aH.ng annuity inoisns t"sr
lens nFtrucoDs, he Understood them required hm to
seed the Indians, Al be deserves crsd. for the sea
eDc'T and industry With wh;Sh nc Pressed The matter
So fer toe results sfe better than hoped and shsl re
ioco II iss shall! continue 10 10 TIA case.
INC reon ana sSs;ion l1disos have felt for vesrs
he bt
oordiug "a promise IN the treaty Tn Average ,hay
have ss. 70 an IN l,sto OF ss.rvs,i a moo,h ale,
nbpg each for their la. anaaites The goods
furnished ihens-S5 eco Horth sesr--oeps Lille OF
thing sal nci enough Of an thing for general d..-
oiu amounting 10 befsf hs,hey ohssisd GOT
OF ;hs. i"nths ~ the so;s due them they adr very
large calculations lhe!- c!vzstian fund Of 600
nr', abo t1 COZ year, from wo' sney have derived
yet but ve,, Mite benefit, macy OF hem n:.n.
having as COED oopo'upy Ter correct information ths
ephsei olef 10 he TeIri.3:y td iha. he
supf o-es lhs. iesi than third C: due
he 1nts hns ever the hands CT their AGENT S1d
a,ca; eo 600 arc cue these Hsupesors end xsoSx
trer sizs;iou kzd education funds Their mill erected
Of great cos lies idie ali summer Tor ~sni OF
pairs ard eat cart OF the isn orcte o- ITEM be ~
broke out fsesscn Remains anoo ae for want OF
pio~ire. saa without which u will not pred,
Tho sudernss which THESE nako;as endured from
sithholdTe their uncs not smsli under esu
by those NO have andurad them Yet pips more de-
ssifscior snc uJFinc feeling TOWARDS 'be people t,s
'bosh UurdeTe's AID tei;Ds 'hem ans taels snno.As
would 81, Se = .hSeit :iii they oi6 60 than hy al
tbsiF previous grievances. ] have been told b.
IrsisOs 81 the sszle-cod Republic, who believe
wns: hey tell, though they may have
been rmed-fr Of course Il ~as not Intended 10
le, Them into the seore-bst to5scoo by he Grns
bsgces {" scst ihese snnny indians 20 in ihena IN
sgsost the oi'ed ssses received by chlefs IN
tbs M oho,tooi sud .ecsei meeting beid 10 con.
~hsther they soouG Yield 10 what hey considered 40
uet nod crnel demspd, join ~n The lhsnktops WINE
bssoes sad oihers In general sgsps the United
Ss;es The sen Isc the amer those murderers 10
rs confirmed an opinion ALREADY qaIte too firmly Gsei
- ter mpds that he officers ard soldiers Of ne Uced
ssies hfrsd 10 come IN contact With Inkpadr.ah aud
liz men sId utterly unable 10 contend with such
li9Ts ~ lie Sioux
There ere among the Sioux many youpy men scrne
perhaps 20 almost band who. igaosn cfthe poser
or Vie Cred Safes and having heard OF the exploits C!
Hkp-dr!sks party Last winter rrud be pe.,ct
IL such 4 wsr; bal think . grea. majority OF Ice
ihiiE tbt ni elves roreed, very 20 6
~Mh he people o. tie United States and yet
Gey may be driven into ore " they shall be re.
CURED 10 90 again acr the remnant OF tho urderers
Ensh the ob They might q. least she INA, they
AFRAID Of Ink pedutsh.
u @ rension wrh 10 gay thai have seen ro.hrg In
The cortrc OF the ece.s and scdiors recently
here warrar. belle. TIA: ;hcy have airy improper
fear Of the Iad!srs bat iac contrary. country
general, and CT this regh ,orhood IN particular,
much 10 Major shern,sn, by whoec iii. rra5csco
courage have been far preserved from Indian
wa, which, entered o. rrnd-scs CT
:ves ard 1niliors CT cc!crs.
Az Major Fendrcsu la. been eievslod 70 'nGge,nip,
rlesfoc 70 ths; the Hon J. T. BRO sp
ponud ssent for the crx. urder tie present sdnips
irlon could not horc for better ussu 10 OIL voa.
His bo-ogo knowledge q the people and busines talents
VIII enable him 10 90 UGH Tor Ird ~ilh them and VIA:
ever fa.is he MAJ have. bt Leye Ia sPmpahics arc
,rch That his To- hngs vi. 'cte him 10 tocr wet
fare and &c s,y prevent any rlkre feelings between
TEOs c Trt-Fty4tS