The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

Simon. Ia so ka,
Sab no go, Cha ho A'hka,
Beccy, Kats kes,
Sally, Mo ie,
Julans Hos to aua,
Patty So kah chse,
Youpg Billy Bowlegs, Ah-rus TO lee,
Patty, Hoch tro chez.
ARRIVAL EGaoST
On the 9th OF May Colonel Loomis commanding the
Department OF Florida, accompanied by Colonel l.. Tho
mas, General Scots chief Of staff, aud the department
Lieutenant Talbot, Acting Adjutsns General; Major
hcKnsry chief Quartermss,er, and Surgeon McLren,
Medical Director and few invited guests (ncludng
ger meet the Gray Cloud at Emont Key and embark
prisoners of encamped on that island Tho party
arrived Eemcpt nj and at oclock tue smoke OF
u ade meet the redoubtabie Chief, Billy The
Rapser left the harbor under press OF steam, and all
flying As she neared the Gray Cloud, spygasses
were IN reauston and was soon ascertsned that the
lnoians were board. The two steamers approached
esch other amid the arrg Of the ringing OF bells
the steam whses shr voice. and oud cheers from the
respective The Ranger rounded to under the stern
Of the Gray Cloud General Billy presented himself
ed hi, red leggngs silver crown and feathers and
bowed his acknowledgements. Arrived at Egmont, the
steamers were sshed together. and Billy aud his prnci
pal braves we're formally presented 10 AL He introduced
TO the ladies his two wives asd their children.
GENERAL BowLEGs
hSssters NIECE or sy Bo.'ess h ny years Q, age,
some counenance, expressive OF intellect He speaks
English nuently Being nephew Of Micauopy, old Bow
legs King Paine, he royal descent and
acts receives implicit Obedience IRON his followers
He the throne March ls42. st which ns the
or Sam Jones' and spell Of the Prophet (Otuke
Tbocke He leaves behind him In toe everglades twelve
warrofs ard ASSERTS positively that had he beeo granted
more time TO communicate with them they would nave
obey ed his orders and emisrsed with bim In converss
be frankly sisted that he e the country becsuse he
fully satisfied that II death 70 bis people 70 q
main the troops having discovered his hiding places a,d
destroy ed that he had been aoxors for long
time 70 surrender regular troops that he would
have oiea--he and his people, 10 a nan-beicre they
would have dsgrsced themselves by surrender To toe
volunteers, any numner OF which he could Whip IN the
clate Du~tp1 int rteu ne and
embraced Capt Mckay, Of rama, as IN old friend and
acquaintance Their future ifsnosoip vas cemented by
q sass iced champagne, and the kindly face OF the
worthy Captain bcamed with pleasure al the prospects OF
his frends departure.
Nss Beissy 5owegs a young lady Of seventeen, Of
rather pretty features. Apd widow Her husbarl pc
thirteen years OF age ague and exquisite eyes
and feet $40 destined 20 make sensation IN Der
home IN Arkansas a. pro.,n, sns aue to,n owing
snase feeh. she The market tor mstcmony, but hsr
royal blood precuces her from mating with the commoa
stock or the tribe.
rSI1Ise oY TEE rRIsoyEss
LAuvz-rHE EnG,ArINc INDIANS
About T. n. two small boar arrived from The Kew
win the Ipdian csptves Az tbey neared tue
the utmost xety depicted 'he countenances OF
IN. y~m-n ns wal OF Zorro. ths, burst forth as they
threw themselves into the arms OF their Kindred, from
whom they bad long been separated, would have melted
the heart q s,oc The children " soon ss released
from small )ats % their kng Billy, aad clusg 10
his knees AFTER o.rfsspg them FOR o m0m.nt the war
rier gave way ana that shed t.ars To the h1nor
"
got the better OF thsir curiosity, and they retired
" the upper dsck. Whilst now aud then q
heart rendiue sbriek voold ;has poor
woman bad learned tho fate Of nusbsud fatbsr VINO
ha1 persned during her captivity, 70 battle With the
whites, then would follow the low. psin'v. crJ OF ~
rusn uttered by relatives VI the parties. IL vas scens
ever 10 be renen bsret
csowSIso ACT oT hnIv's SHOWING How cvr
wrr1ED scDrTs OfFrCEEs
The Chief Of Gen scous staff. cot rhonss Who "a here
On duty respecting he troops being VERY anxods - ma
The scauant nce OF niys yruug ~iie requss,ei an 10
l led N
formally presented her ana her little con During the
intervie- Billy opened his trunk ard extrscisd Al empty
potfe remsrking that b very Rai " 'nee oas or
ten SCOTS ofsep be bs Accustomed u the sea
the water disagreed With him ana tns: - crHble n N %
counterHct IT, bad ees, and drink tue C1looes hsA,h
the voyage he would be Obliged 70 ni 70 rescind ths
order prohibnUg liquor, aud OIL BIS bottle 9th good
brandy. needless W ADJ tnst Biss -isn rss grsn
ned. some there who watched the General As he
qse,y and gracefully spped hs liquor, sod they assert
tns the m-rry t-nke o. r eye betrayed the fact tos,
he prsed himself on coming over Gen. SCOTS coiof oI
stan Az the Ooione walk Say youag
assert thai they could zee By nasipa Abs hs extcndci
| fingers - the end ~ oR nose
| VAL lDiEr TO FfoRipA
Az II O'Clock % the 1th q. lndor
| uay The Rans %. cnmpauy toe cray coud "a
the outer euirsb soc bay vhi,h pon. ssutee were
exchanged: ano bore up for Tampa tbs Ia ians gave
u.s. war whoOpt cnOed and re echoed over the water.
seemingly 20 stsr steamer into a. increase OF speed
Captain John c CEcy, OF the army, and man believe
Decsmber 1885 Cat CASEY had been IN. agent OF tn,
Forics Indians, and honorable and truthful bal biz
Intercourse been WITH trcrn that Trey 20 r1sn re7eref
him On during the past year an Indian, sho
down battle the Manatee, cried out Take me 10 Capt
Casey" The q the gallant Captain we're thppec
% ine Gray Cloud destined for usermeni Al phs epnA
Ibe o. gallant people, ana gallant us1, vac
during life had been their agent, have passed. from ou
shores The vessel. Billy repeae1y said 70 t''
officers Casey a good msa--ncvor tell Iudisn lie
sentment-coniug IRON such mao--the rec Y
bzed h~d Of people, bitterly oe,oivoo aud oersyed b
mos. o. the vhte men who have hal charge o. ihso-
that worthy Of being Inscribed the Captain tomb
stone One msa yet living Who exercised hls Lnlsn :
Secretary Conrad the temporary injury OK The 10
uertsd Casey will read with feelings not 70 be enviei
II swakens no reuorss of conscience in his bosom,
| nav be gratifying 70 hm 70 know that ~ ~ announces
his intention Of vstng me rresidt ~ wssbngtoo-th.
deui ar ex pose ns r.scaiy 10 attempting ge, Bly
70 egn sfecep for double The smount t1noy no Uhsr
ed " gay nin. Billy saws that ne viii not use an inter
prefer 10 speaking with the Presdeat and can assure
you The Prssie vii understand every word OF hts Eos
Ish.
AMOUNT PAID iSni.Ss roR ENGRAVING.
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rRorlwsnoS
The delegation OF friendly Indians. uusor the charge
Colonel Ess R.ctor. Superintendent % Indian Affairs
having succeeded IL removing The hostile chcl y B)~
legs and Of hs bsid With " sbs baof OF Eau
yonesleavinf only about thirty warriors al toii, In IN
state ~ fords, and these beivs very vide scttete
upon the islands. 10 the svsmps o. the cou'try aud
trace Of them havrg been discovered Tor SINE month
bsck--Do derredsious haviis been comntef sni q
fence ~ their businesses, and hiding places nov Goa
slider unnecessary and unwse, m vier Of ,hs rspi
se,teuen, Of The country 20 prosecute s.'eIns ~
Indian fzrnilies therefore, hereby declare the Ford
coeed ard the people now return 90 1aer nome
sod usual svccsiicrs -isnou' fear o. tar,eer
Col yno Iufsnry, Connsnoins Deparsmeni o. Fls
Fos1 BRoosK, NAY 1855.
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HEADQUARTERS. DrrAsrxsvT FI1oRrD, I
For BsocKs, May 1855. !