, 1859-11-05

1ne Lake massacfcs on lao Tiatne'
We printed yesterday the details OF the Ni!tl-
more massacre. committed By the Indians on
tl,e al or S-ntc,,,,s- +wartv,fxe mi1ex wcxt of
Fort Hall md a;-c,t,v porth af the C,eat Salt
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A'A1- -Ae Nv" NNS P'AA -
massacre Of flkes PeaEers, reported " tele-
graph yesterday, aud Of tho shooting Of the
kiowa Chicr. which is supposed to hare been
tho proxo,inr a,,,,. af ~ ,tha- .-,nv.c,on.
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'a- fIAA 1AioasS1
-oF'ezpcnasnee OF uls pahusue hsfaidI
Fos1 E1ttF, b. T. oe' - 1879.
have just been informed by The mail driver
from Council Grove, that another massacre has
been committed OIL the Santa Fc road By tue
kiowas.
Theic -was i company Of returning Pike's
ueaAeis 1,. gu iae ROAD, a,l not oe!os a"ase u
With couf;dcnrs. 1ircc 1,rn and nnr Woman had
60. some dis.ance ahead Of the main body,
when theT we're attacked By the Indians and
.nn.u "nsn .ne co%paA5 I1ns p, ~ ~ saI -" ~
dead bodies. This rather startled them and
before they could get ready they we're attacked
" 'ae m iinulans, "h2 T. kll1ea ana seaipea sye1{
the pa1ty.
This, now. Tia dr;xtr saws. uakes twenty
Pixies i'eaker. WIN have suffered at the hands Of
the Iudi1nS ffa a1Sn STATES that tie Santa Ea
mail ia dne fnr = ,rsa ,raet. He rannnt cire thc
fuII nart;r,nra ~ In nsnn,a at the {;rnr. layt.
orlv' n ronnh acro,,+ II tha ,f}air
"e~o""' ~ ''~ 49, .....- ...-..--
snoo1'ns of Tue 11o~A CHIEF ni ssS. nAiAao
noRt'aLt p1sPositios of tn. 4sn,ASs-
lcef7eiondenee ct he Dubuque Aesaie.l
Fonr Ri1E1, h.I-Oet, =. lss9'
rec there is q great deal of blame attached
| to Lieut.. RayaEd, lst Cavalry, for The shooting
Of I'uwuee. sub-chief Vi the kiowas. Lieut..
Bayard did what anr man would hare done un-
der the same circumstances, le having charge
| Of Pawnee at the time he tried to escape It Is
very we'll for thos. who know nothing more ex-
plicit thau runlor to lay blame tn Mr. Hayard
Tor his conduct on the occasion. For your own
! information sud the public, give the particu-
| lars Of the atfair, aud you can furm your own
| Judgment from it.
I'rh, .cco,n. then d.t,;,. mn o,tr,,c psrne-
! ~ 3~ee1A' '. ,
trated W "iawnee' asuo-ehlei ot h'o"as' ana
one Setankc, a mcmter Of tic same tribe, on
the store of Mcssrs. Hickman i Flournay at
u,rn,. rn,r.-,h,- h,xi,,, +},ra,.or., ,ha III,
of Mr. Hickman, because be refuscd 10 give
| them u quantity Of goods, and trice ATTEMPTED
to stab him.]
Capt Walker thought it necessary to detain
pawnee as one Of the perpetrators Of the out
rage, and also to prevent hitn from reporting
our arF'Fas to tue h'owas, and thus enable them
snoan IL '1e Wer ,sas manst.oe
La ha SonG,1.,n.i 49, ia.r;!,- ~ ranat,
Ts.si G ~ Eonulu!su. gpoa issln n .us .aust4
up atAsi t.eas y. -
JUAN. u .ne ue'acaash1; 10 .ase eus1Ge ~ n''..
Miin 1ne pEopes suatu- Inc comhaana naa oeeu
alsn'oun,ed aoout que uunu1eu 5aIas iloo. ite
s:oIe, auu oe'ose 'ae senaaet Iou.a !e'utu WIN
~. i,.,srd arsrad h, ~ ~ s,n,, .,5 - ,-aat ~
.''-.',;. - ~ ..li;as ~ ~. ps,rnsat go :
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1a"d da.1 ..;.h ~ ,ri.;,.s ~ ~ "A sfte. =
soou hs,F %n MI III =. es.-t,at ~ 49,
euaee " -. m. ~ IN w. luo 81!
IN ifonto o! nun. !ne inolao uouo "a upon n!h'
anu 'oUe ~. Asu'; p1s a1o saen Atea US Pls,
. tot osIs s nsaa 'a ~, n'.aa a ~.
phl;ced ia shoot LIN to prevent his eseane,
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Ta .h,.i. ,.;,s.. ,as r...,or.ad 80 l."
,st.;,' Gf,'sa NJ . ,'1 49,. ,s ~,
C'.u ".ha ,..'ss !, ,',a;s
EsaiaDsnes ".ts Iussu ~ i1ead tnen nenDoa'
nooa. tne, "eie Ane" W oe 1.'eaus eAasPe.
rateo at .ue ie'usa' " he so' efnaaeu' ~ supply
'Aen' ~" sNe 1'"e' P's'e''
prorre.x of 1l,c lfed IzIver COLONY.
aa--as,on,,a,,, If tha T.,-,rto c,o5e 49,.
e'poaoN - NV AosoAso u'l' VIZ
ing from Fort FarTy, under date ol September
18th. saws:
nur ,,arrcst,up is now orer. Th. oreat work
r ~, ra., :, H., f:r.1 coio,r !. .n,..,d'd ~
~ s"l - 49, ;.. -o.'H . soas'.oeu'
: aS:: .-'aieFS - ~. ~ aoao. .'n' .sai ~
vest safely qaarterrd. atsanse.s-''e..oFs "oo
came IN by Inc last Trip Q! the Arson aor'hrur
were a'ton1*hed ct TIE ~ !n3aria.ee "i'ea char-
acter1zed our aesas; LIE sl;e o. tEe gram sur
prised them, n1t the igneth Oh the s,raS sur
pfiscd them sill more. Ihey ssa:eo what many
before them have stated, that tue wheat grown
here wanld compare flrorably with the best
ther ever saw. In any eotntrJ. W. IN Red ElE-
cr, are geat''lcd to hear this. We naa nlSass
thought our soil and climate very Sood; but nor
fcw 'anc,ed that fhis was 9"Ins to tle tae,
requires very httis hahaf ng-Iht lsast We GHo G
IL very lille. ana nave nnitofh'ty eooo return.
Ih!s ID one ot ts sood 'iaattllrs; anu ahothef Is
---that It Will yield abundant wheat crops for
very nlauy years suceessively without eShlus.
ton. These qualities dcrots nMt'sc fertility :sntl
strength Of the first erder- We're the applinn-
ces OF other countries n use he1e-"crc at;t''.
tion paid to the plcugt'ing and preparation oi
the sosl-to 1nanair1cf-.o ial!ow1rg, etc, VIC
could E"'se almost nnafEe:lous c1cpS. ..z.
We must own t!tat cur own Farming opera
lions are not adequate to the demand. We have
of late had large number of strangers a1nong
us, who are jnst looking around,' y Us they say
men who contribute little to the real wealth
or prosperity of the p'.ce, but who nevertheless
consume ~ largely rs the best producers. The
pirate fur-trahers who have started up Of late
in such numbers, carry OF large supply every
l 1850
the settlement, in these and other ways, the
consumption has ontstriPpctl cur producing
capabilities, and hence the scarcity and high
prices. Flour, whicl, used to be sold for Il stsl
isnss the cwt.. now brings = nad 70 shiflings:
Butter, formerly I'd per IT,, now shilling. Beet,
formerly .c per H., now SD and Id. Egg-,
formerly I'd re dozen, now shilling. Wheat,
formerly shiilnss and ID per IusGc', now
shiliipgs. Potatoes, formerly from Cd TO shil'
linz, now from to .shillinys and I'd, aud so m.
No body makes SO well as tic farmer. The
prices Of dry goods, groceries. &C., hare riss,'
also, but not in propo1 tion to these Of produce
Hence the advantage, a. between the fur1ne,
aud the merchant, remains with tile former
Our currency here is sterling gmoney--siapence
shilling, halt crown, crown. half sovereign aud
sovereign. We are not behnd 10 paper cur.
rency, in the shape O.! lfulson's Bar Colnpapy's
We have lately nitres,ed txo sinns ~ nro.
grcss in this settlement. We have now ~sha,
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