New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

H., a M v.r.s3 s.,xl T1f ChtJssots VIC oe1
s4es hyys-.,g . tie v,I1;ty f0 Two OF tfs. a.y
svoo,.d 6ow3 ca re fsyleee, v1ie a br.soa c
ts.r nsLos, csis- tae lap Pav,ees, Ts!e 80 3-s
.bsi- CAMP. TIE sazsisLts s5cc7e 1t1 = "a
.s.ee or 5EY hL-3.sc .-'sss ao1 tie ne. sl -
yssly or tne syo1s. T1e PSpnsss, tough iaHsn .;
,urprise, were socn mounted SOC =
CcsyeaEes, who we-s 70. mere n an Ely. as W
,.ssei OF. east e ma fJ.t, so1,e o. &c q 49,.
ci.cuntances 0. Iadisn werfNe preserved t'en'eVsS
20 cur notice. Naked w.rT'o's e.rlsu W. IN
ru.,e5 enns or bows sd oSvers, gs,ops0 oe
tcysrd TIE F1-.. Taese were III faS11S,. lay
wee -s,.r,ts3 In. rot vi,h fes-, 50! u ao.FeT D
,U opsstirs ~. 20 thsr1 rsd ne hi1cI ssd coma
mon them ard took sway " rep Of tLsi. EoTss4.
II vas impossoe 70 kn0w 70. ma's 80 ,. inc inc
SLS-srnes IA 1ed ore P4sLss c1s., E.u-Id no
F-e.ch cbief-a ran teloved ara sin'ret oy Ei3
tribe who rode fss-les y IN so19rg ne Coeys1oesa
TUNED the stsrnpsd.d ho'sss' pa ~no Fhe Ial; eh
raged vas spe.re5 % dss.h. There were sore tnf.s
er fo-r voup6e1 bet ere q then n ITALY. III toe
hor,es wee resc1ed-st lest tis PsTnese say %.
The Cheyennes did 10; even tuc;ee1 Il taking the
.cslr 90 the slsa psGaee, who Wa buried tee cans
d.y xita i5a6 w..l as3 i31an.s-io2 sad - bellsi
- dignity of ct..f with ona.y weapons s,d Dcf
80 rob, end vengefn COWS, the ast Of ~a,,A s-s
c.sr:ned 10 a speedy resurrection Il bloody cseis.
Gen assLey had tala viia t1e Psy5ees, a-s1.
vs .ctureG them seysrsy about LIN. ta.syng, b..
t3ey defended Themselves By scc1sng TIE CaeyeDuss
end Sioux Of various rrders end ro5oeres. lie s,so
ADVISED them not t. retSse Upon the C1ey annes a;
troys and uutroksr silence gave evidence tlss t1eY
Did not mach relish his s1vice; bC. Jet u Their rspy
t1ey promised 10 remain qals,, although the psraiy
and blood thrstness of tae CDsyenoes IVES tae topc
UPON which they mos: elaborstey dseil. O1s Of
sler1, who Lad beer q. Washing ID, an! who ds
played the medals which he received there, urged
with great sk the sroci1us Azure OF the Insult given
70 the mites IS the Cheyspnes il spIlDg bood uuo3r
tie walls OF tae foi.. Indse6 Gsn. II .rrey hin4sst
thought thai the Cheyen1es should bsve bean Pc
vented fc-a attacking the Pssness or any ohsr rs
tion within sigh of the fsg staff; srd Col. ksy, wao
Is now in command a. Fort Kssrney, promised tlst 4
the Cbey ernes shoud venture sga.n 70 make va E2a
TIE !oTt, be would chss.ise them. The taxi VITA tle
Pswnees was the most forus and impressive OF tle
three and eli the chists without exce0. on gave nsn
feststops OF the weight which the Generals COZ lse
kat With them, ard OF lie fear viii which tle, re-
gard hin.
We rec1sred dsy a. Fort ksarney, setting ont
on the 2}d u,,imo, sni acconDlshicg the j,Vrey -
Leav epw ORTIZ IN ten dsys. We heard tbs. SHOULD
find bsDd OF Auspslces OF the Little Blue, bn:
w5er We came there found L.ereiy Tie traces .!
their camp. We ,ssrned after H,rd tia. * sy hal en-
tered into or alliance With the C1eyenres TO maze
war on tue Paxnees bu: Tat they lad not arrived a.
The rendezvous in tns. Tie reckless bravery OF the
Cheyennes may be guessed 81 from the fact ths forty
Of them provoked q battle with over thouss1i
Pawree warriors, ard in close IroX unity 10 tie
United States troops, BON ID bJrt and camp. ~ de
seryes 10 be mentioned that PsTnee boy, fs5ea
yesrs Of sge the ps'son thai rescued Ia1s OF thu
h0rsps.'