New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05

the State Militia started for ST. Paul, to represent
TO the Governor our exposed eondi'il n-notbing ne
tween Us and the wel-noun'ed tribes OF The kec
River region bat scattered settlers; twenty pound'
OF powder in town, forty old Government mn'k',s'
one hundred having bean taken away at the break
ing out of the Rebellion, and few rilea, reviewers,
and fowlirg.piece., in the town of one thousand
people, principally women and children in wooden
tulldings, scattered ever an area Of three sqIa 'e
miles. At z O'Clock volunteers started for Fort
Smelling. At 10 = Methodist preacher called with a
subscription paper for money to buy what pow der
there was in town for the Home Guard, a company
Of 100 mpIovised the evening before. At O'Clock
meeting held, and scouts sent out to learn the
truth Of Of murders in immediate neigh
borhood; and the questions Of the day were: Do
the Red River Indians yet know that ths Commis-
sioner il not going up Are they in Y general con.
spiracy, ard will they stTlke when this fact liz
knowni Has the Sioux party, sent across TO inter-
cept them, lesrnel tha; they have turned back aud
i'll they close in on the ssllers Of the Sank Valley
How many InGians could burn 81. Cloud on moon
lees uighs like TIE ore spproacblDgI lole.in-thc-
Day knows our volunteers would leave to-day; what
does he mean by calling bis warriors around him,
refusing to SEQ white lately greeted as friends
Last night forty women and children lodged in ore
honse, IRON dwellings 10 less central positions While
three Of tho husbands and fathers were out on guard
and one young man, new member oil TIE III Dat
terry, with doub.e.barreled shotgun, formed the
garrison.
BEFORE Q o'clock the Crow Wing stage came-
Chippewss quiet in the morning; then the Eastern
mail. Fort Ridgely invested by 1900 indiaos-
$40 whites msssacred-cbiidfen shut mp In houtes
alone starving, or wandering of 10 tell the news OF
having, frou ,oue hiding place, witnessed the muir
der Of all their fneDds-large bodies OF troops
wsnted-eyidences sccunulating OF great con-
spracy among tho tribes by Secesh agency-order
from Gov. Ramsey for organizing company OF
mounted rangers at ST. Cloud Immediately, Gen.
Mitchell to supply ammunition End direct movo-
inents-Gen. Mitchell passed order on the road.
Next is news ths the Sigel Guard. 100 strong, have
paced up on the east slice Of the river en- route 10
For. Rirey, and will travel all night No one cares
to remember that the Chippewas are camped on this
eide the rver and that the guard have no means OF
crossing. All prefer to consher tho Cnippewss pro-
vded tor, and 10 30 to bed and sleep 1oundly.
Strange that the general fecog il one Of positive
security. snd that I share it fully. We eau all
reason up the possibilities Of danger, and take Pre-
cautions 70 prevent Q few tmid woTen from be-
coming insane but there ia general fee Of in5e-
cuTity. But tho cures against the management 81
Was ington are deep aud bitter. Minnesota has
had two regiments for nearly year guarding Rebel
property in X niucky ard Tenpessee-keeping loyal
men a. work for The rebeion-'on offending for our
national light to catch siave-pr.ss rving Southern
gentlemen snd ladies' their inenabe right 10 body
servants and waiting. maids, and by their absence
leaving invitation 10 the sles OF these gentle
men and ladies' TO butcher their wves and children
at no re.
Our Administration has been very careful not 10
woupd TIE delicate preudices Of such gentry az Mr.
Wicklile and bis OF the T.. s. A., by permitting
them 10 be shot at by negroes, while the latter have
uciied Sioux ssvsges TO these wholesale butcheres.
People generally have ceased 10 blame subordiDatee
PreeiG ent Lincoln assumes the responsibility OF all
the miserable failures Of this miserably managed
war. Tho policy which has rejected the services Of
our nat ura allies the slaves, aud has drained
North Star State OF her hardy frontier defenders, Is
the direct cause OF these mIssacrea.
Did ever !" European Despotism" 30 tax loyal
people to favor the open aud armed enemies OF the
State y Were ever men required by monarchy to
leave their wives and chiren 10 the seal ping kuire
of ssvages, willie they marched to protect open
Rebels from loss of properly and enable them to
hold millions of loysl men in saveryf
Four O'Clock D. MA dispatch from ore Of the
ecouts Mr.. Freeman, sent out Yesterday, calling for
aid at Painsvile, thirty miles west OF us. Horses all
gone 10 Fort Smelling to carry away our volunteers
Desperate Efforts to raise mounted guard 70 90 10
the rescns Of the settlers In that direction Would
70 God Mr.. Lincoln would send It's few Of the re-
lected black regiments-sone 5000 OF the loyal
men he is trying 10 bibc to leave country he tln-
ces overstocked with loyalty and lsborers. Another
night Of fear before Us. JAEr q. SwIsshELh.