The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

TO St Peter The good and You can get
morning have good ferry TO you a Req stone
/ about two miles below ths town.
think have said all that win bo OF service TO you
j and now urge expedition, by all means
| Wishing you success and speed, am, yours,
CHARLES y. FLANDRAU, Commanding al New Ulm.
LETTER FROM NATHAN MyRIoK.
LAsAYErrS, August 20, 1852.
| To Captain FLANnRAu, New un.--
have just returned from the fort. When within
six miles saw two large volumes OF smoke aud heard
firing OF guns.
Wien within half mile OF the Hill saw one man dead
with his throat cut, and could distinct Gges.
One no doubt was the government stables, and the
other Randals house aud store returned from there
and will go to 81. Peter to night.
IL you spare force you had better send TO their
relief the fort may fall into the hands of the enemy
N. MYRICk.
EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GOVERNOR sIBLEY.
HEADQUARTERS INDIAN EXPEDITION,
ST. PETER, August 70, 1862
To HIS ExcRIIENcY GOVERNOR R.Msxy -
SIR send despatch from Judge
Flandrau giving valuable information from the New ulm
region where he now is iarrivsd with tho three com
Big Woods, whore the roads execrable. sent Lieut.
Cox and Buck with portions OF their companies from
Ncoet and sibey counties TO Judge Fandraus ac very
early in the morning. Major Fowler is here. Major
Fowler went the country from Rice county the
goth, with volunteer cavalry.-ED:l
Worry respectfully, your obedisnt servant.
II. II. sIBLEY, Colonel Commanding.
sIxrY-TwO PERSONS sAvED-EsCArs OVERLAND TO
Mr. G0ode the Superintendent Of Farms at tho Yellow
Medicine arrived In tho city night frsm Glencoe
were supposed to have been killed, are SAFE
The following are the particulars as related to u by
Mr.. Goodell-
On the afternoon OF Monday Mr. Goodell was Informed
by true Indian friend named Am tn TO keo ka (Oher
Day in English, that tho people were likely to be at
just at night they saw squads Of indians councng on
the hills. halt breed was sent to talk with them but
s De 81 an who
down ahead Of Tho Indians He said the Indians told him
they coming down Ito clean out" Mr. Goodell
and othors wont to work TO get all the families into the
warehouse adjoining Mr.. Gabraith's house
Towards night they got that the soldiers all
killed a. Redwood and that no help could be expected in
that direction. There only chance OF escape and
that to a thousand against them.
They went down the bank and forded the rivcr-mon,
women and children On the other side, Mr.. Goodel pro-
posed go to the fort below "Other Day. objected,
and said If Mr. Goodell insisted. he must part from them
They must go the country to Kandyoh Lakes and
Glencoe. They had few carriages for the women and
children, and the men walked. They kept all night;
the next night they stopped with an old Swede whose
family had run away.
They went to Hutchinson then to Glencoe, and thence
TO Carver. During the trip Mrs Galbraith and two
Charles driving Mr.. Goodcll says MISS Charles the
braves girl he and enyened the party by her
In the party were forty two women and children and
twenty men, sixty two in all, whom Mr. Goodcl knows
safe
Among them are
Mrs. Cab. ah aud family; sinks and family Mr.
Giyens and family; Mr. Goode. aud family = Rider
Parker Pierce, Mr. Ashley, Mr. Patwen and family; Mr.
Fadden and family.
Dr. Wakefield Is saved but his family started for the
fort with George Gleason and is supposed all
killed
Mr. CARVE was wounded, but got the river and
overlook Mr. Gocdes party at Cedar, eight miles from
Hutchinson, and died there.
In addition to the family of j. r. Brown Mr.. Goodell
says scout passed Mr.. Browns farm on Monday, and
found the house locked aud they had warning from
q sllaw, and left the night before.
AS regards the fate OF the missionaries. he thinks
about forty families. including theirs, between Lncqu
Pare and the Agency, are killed Mr.. Goodel says all
the farmer Indians gathered Mr. Rgss house to defend
him. but lie thinks they must have boon Overpowerod
lMucan konnecy got of safely to the fort. 4
Mr.. GooGe relates many Interesting incidents which
we have not time to give this morning.
The story Of the scout visiting the Agency must have
been gross fabrication.
q Other Day, the noble Indian who warned Mr.
Goodeil's rarity and pi!ocd them through, can
the Indians agaiH He will be here in few days.
and should receive q suitable reward for his fidelity
EXTRA SESSION OF The LEGISLATURE.
Gov. Ramsey las called the Legislature TO meet in
81 Paul o the 9th OF september.
HELP FROM WISCONSIN
despatch received yesterday from Governor
Solomon stating that 10 had shipped several hundred
thousand rounds ~ cartridges to Minnesota in
The request OF Governor Ramsey
THIRD REGIMENT COMING HOME.
Governor Ramsey has ,clographed TO tho War Depart
mont, asking that the Third regiment might be sent to
Mnresota the protection OF the frontier Yesterday
the GoverGor received despatch from General Haack,
stating that his request would he granted The regiment
may be expected home this week, when il will be
ganized and scut to The frntler.