, 1862-08-30

IN On tcrossing the ferry at that place, fa de-
on IT state Of mind, caused BY the recent
9enf5s 'S @ + the g agspsym a mdaoa ms 5Gay was
'en.Ig rods from the road. lying on the ground,
filth pistol in his hand, under him Major
Walker has been 8 prominent citizen OF this
State for number Of years, Was member Of
the constitutional convention; and OF the
Of St. anthony. He Vas abont forty years Of
age, and leaves very interesting family.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FACTS.
We bare the notes Of most interesting
and important narrative made last night to
heroic Indian who risked his life to save the
white people at the Upper Sioux Agency, and
succeeded in saving about sixty OF them from
horrible death. This was received 100 late
for publication to-day, but will be given to-
morrow. The facts given show there vas no
preconcertcd 1isiug-that only part Of the
Indians are in the afair-that the murders Of
Acton, Meeker county, committed BY four Of
Little 8I1's band, was the beginning Of the
mischief. The outbreak on the Lower Sioux
Agency on Monday Was got up to shield these
mnrdelers from punishment by involving the
whole tribe in the same gu{lt-,hat when tue
| facts we're known at the Upper Agency, the
| Wakpetons opposed to the Sissetons, who ad-
Vised the killing Of the whites-that 10.
| Browns family escaped in canoes to the fort
anu Mau5 otner a1gnl} luporlaut 1acsss Wllcn
| will be published tomorrow. 0ther-Ddy was
last night guest ofGoV. Ramsey.
LIST or TIE MURDERED N BROWN COUNTY.
We are indebted to slip from the M1ukato
| Record for the following list Of the killed in
| Brown county, at New Ulm and vicinity, as
far as heard from, up to last Thursday even
| ing:
| .Learenuo7kA-John Bleum; Misses Bleum
ton; Joe Enrich Wm Carroll Hensbaw JacS.
son: May agd famt1y-2dead. Others wounded.
AIta, a-Ars. Mssmer; Miss and Master Henle:
Re1ner, vile and child; Mr. Haag: Nj. and Mrs
Hartman; Maeeapaet fami1y--toar Mr; Tuttle and
sh'3a1ep Raae'a Nj Tses NJ En
| Thompson; three Olegons.
Kesg Ufn-John Schneider: E. Dietrich; Ju1iu'
Master Baeume: Master IF FetsIe; @ one as' man s on.
"oman taEpet Hermann.
siqet 7azcn-A, A. Loomis; j. LOOMS; Devil
Lemon; VIM Tuttle; Ii. Loomis.
Coffonarood-Char}ee Lane.
| EXCITEMENT On THE ST CRoE.
| a gentleman from Hudson, Wisconsin, In
forms rs that they have got up an lndlal
| disturbance or an Indian Scare On the westerl
borders Of that State The people along th
liver on the st. Croi1 are coming into tn
towns in the widest terror in consequence Q
reports regarding the Chippewas up In tn
woods OF Wisconsin. The H S. Allen brough
, down a load Of women and children from
Osceola on Saturday, and the people OF Hud
son have united in sending petition to th
governor of Wisconsin for arms, &c, for tn
protection Of the border. The excitemen
! | has since extended to Sunrise, above Taylor
, Falls. Several Indians had been seen in tn
i neighborhood and were acting very etraagel
and very imprudently, and the women an
children we're fleeing in CONSERVATION Eve
60 near st. Paul as Rice Lake and Little Car
; ada, the settlers were skedaddllng and com1n
| to town, With the widest of stories abor
: the dolngs Of the ChippeWas; but IS y
could learn of no outrage they had committee
/ we think the people were fur more scare
! than hr,rt