The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29
Our N<br Aska Correspondence.

uMAaA CITY, ~ T., July 10, 1859.
Tae Indian 7roal's in N,brasta-GaefsOr Black al
Head Of the Volua.teers-Fbu,tsn Days On TIE Pdioae>
To1-The Pa,raec Ouertaken and the Object If TIE E1
petition A:conlpished--G sera, Ns,os. DC, &c.
Your correspondent has just returned from another "a
tgumg &, wearisome march of some tnres hundred miles
af.cr the Pswnees had a time saw fun, AMI
now wesred and sore he seats himself to give outline
OF the exped ton wing items &c. for future letter
Immetisteiy After reached Exoeen Governor
Black Of the wholesale depredaons made BY the Pswnses
upo" 'Aa aNiiiers along the Exhon river above tbs
thriving town o! Fonseneiie dsht with the Ia
dams at Dewitt, in Gaming county, the whites,
Captain ]. ". Pastsop the 18th ut sufficient fore
10 punish necessary thsee intruters was called into
the eic the ncpiens having already been By
interchangeable Major General, Jno n. Shsyer-be lat
ter being already their trail with force OF abor.
eighty assisted By admirable artillery corps un der
Captain Ford, Of 0msna.
With about thirty volunteers and small detachment Of
United States dragons under Lieutenant Robinson GAL
liant officer Of the regular SERVICE Governor Black started
on 10 overAke General rhayer the 9th of July. On
the sih he overlook General Thsyer and MS com
msnd, some forty miles northwest OF Fouteuelle
and, with what volunteers had joined the exped
ton at that time, numbering IN all then nearly two
hundred, the entire force pushed after the Paw
nees, and after three days orcea encamped
within about Fix miles Of the Inoiso eoc~mpmeut
night o! the llth, Tar away the Enorn The
nees nu bered about eight hundred aud we're
then route for the buffalo iann, few days march fur
Their on, and were joined by the Omahas friendly TRIBE
at mcpRht the litn Word secretly conveyed to
the Omahas Of the ooet OF the expedition stano
clear OF the Pawnees eariv in toe morning. Gen rnsyer
having seued oroers 70 march At three O'Clock in toe
morning. IN order 70 Overhaul TIE Tribe tho by
daylight.
Three O'Clock the morning Of the 18th came and
the column was on rapid march, and just the sun
began to light up the eastern Derizon the PaSnees
discovered about three miles ahead, On a quet move
On ma tribe
patiently awaiting the result The oroer to charge
double quick tme-came, and Our gallant General
Lieutenant Robinson and Captain .nnedy OF the voiun
teeFs, st the head Of some twenty OF u.s. (regular
and vountsers backed by the artillery and infantry
The alarm wss evident amongst them, aud sway hey
started for the timber along the Ekhoen river
ana sner them we went TO stop their arriving #
PONIES and PACKS pspoosee and ALL fos by the
eight hundred warriors. United States Aarshal Wesa
pistol hand close after our gallant leader seemed
termined not TO be parsed The three miles was quickly
travelled, and large body Of the Pa~nees cut or
from their ancied security amid the the timber and on
posite bank of the Eshorn Sergeant Robertson OF he
dragons, scbarged his pistol large Indian in tbc
rear followed by Marshal West, when ne wheeled round
&c, ana waited 10 talk. tempory malt was ordered
the gallant ON aba artillery sqasa came dashng in upoa
neavly Charged. port fire lighted and all ready. TIE
Hovernor then came up tao cnefs we're hastily aathere
toSe,aer sno't talk held Thirty minutes giy.a
oy 'ne Governor 70 orng IN prisoners the Iudaus vro
committed the depredsuoos the wh.ss The infaupy
wen came up Into line upon the left the cannon and
more frKotensd body OF Indians doubt ever satbsreJ
upon our Western piares. The prisoners we're broaph
10, release perfected OF 80 OF tho Psxsee ann
Des AZ would pay for the oepreda.ons com utted k.c
ana We started On to encaup near ~ retaining or mr.
soners Next day in passing the Pawnee vlli,ape for
out or hve OF the prisoners, being in the res-
OF toe train ftarted 10 rup--one was phot dowo
one severely wounded, and two escaped upsurt. W
crossed over 70 Beaver creek tributary tue Loup,
FORK and IN TWO days more marching reached the Nor
mon seu.ment Of Geaess, On tho INupe Fers; then
twenty miles farther brought 70 the thriving 20 rn OF
Columbus, ard 10 three days home ezsu--
making the expedition 10 about fourteen days. snd &C
comprising far more good for the settlers rtere., thar
sn bdpcrinps,e slaughter bad been edssisd To tn
Promptness OF Governor ack In responding 70 toe cali
OF inc setse, toe enersy, ssgacity, ooldness ell
ocncf o. General John 1hayer, the noble nanpsr la
wnicn the gallant Lieutenant Robinson, of toe Uated
s~te az ny. Nitn hs little band If regulars e toe
isene the good feeling epRep iefcd kept alive 10 cso
py ne p.ssac yet intrepid United Sat,e MsrehA Wet
ne admirable services OF Colonel Clrtis OF Iowa and
nnNy, ne brave little artillery sqysd, the dssbiag dra
soons inuef Capta1 Kennedy a2d The brave infantry
rom fremont, Fontoneile Columbus North Reud saS
1ootn Sste' !he settlers that future protection 70
ne az properly which thug gallant force has secured II
may DC wen enough 70 state that attached TO the Go
vernors stsN we're J. Eccopahe, c. Wool WORTH VIM
ack and j. Hancock; 70 the Major Gelersa saf were
United sates Marshall West, Captain j. W Patson ana
4 Paddock Colonel Cortis oaicased as Inspector ex
Attorney General Estaorook Aoj1taat General, Tlaos
Ozark as Quarefmaster J. Cro:tG ,u asssry assist
The gold news still continues favorable.