The national Republican., 1862-08-27
Tho IndIsn Msssscrss IN Minnesota.

Tho Indian Massocres IN Minnesota.
The Secretary Of The Interior received another
dispatch yesterday. nom Commissioner Dole,
81. Psul, hinnssots, stating that @For, Risssly
was bsslsgsd, aad We massasre Of The whitss
was sun going 90; hat Gov. siblsy wss nov
Ing 10 heir relief, bat be feared BE- wcsA b.
too late; that the Chippswa chisf, Hole 10 u
Day. was In srms, with three hundred os-Ais
tribe. He had sent 10 the Commissioner word
that he vishsi 70 M hin. Ths t,omuissionsr
replied that he would have 'nolhins V do With
him while under arms.' The Commissioned
states that he should start that morning with
200 men, and put down The Chlppswas st oil
hAsards.n
This famous ohisf, Hole 10 ths Day. y one
Of the most accomplished ssd wealthy Of u
Indian rsce In this oo,,ntry. he b tall, With
fine face and figure; bic drsss b Of The lines,
fabric, q Ia Amsrioano In d and Aslsh. Thsrs
is hastssw 10 bs bearing towards whites ap-
preaching almost 10 disdaln. He has bsea IN
Washington some I've Or six wssks snd recently
leit for home. He cans alone; and HI loss
stay and silence hero has bssn qoits mystery
to many. No doubt be hsa bssu under The
schooling Of come Of The thousao 10 Of villalnoui
traitors Who are among % and fattsniog spou
the bounty Of our easy, kind hearted and for
giving Government. a. r.....
shs Yevesss, :.
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 6.-Mr. Goodsll ar
/ rived from Glencoe on Saturday night He
brings the welcome news that slxty.tvo per-
sons, who were supposed 10 % killed, are safe
Among The party were forty'two women aad
children. .l- 7s-..4 ,,.
Among them are Mrs.. GalbraI.h and family
Mr. Links and family, Mr. Givsns and family
Rider. John German. Nr. Miller. Mr. Gram
ssy, Mr.. Hawkios, Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Pierce, Mr..
A'hley, hr. Rotwell and family, and the Fsddsn
family. -.
thinks about forty families, including those BE-
tween Lao Qui Psrle and the Agency, ara
cred at Mr.. Rlgss' house 10 defend him, but
must have been overpowered. .......
A messenger from Henderson says the half
breed Scout Fremer would return to Fort
Ridgsly, and give the inmates such aasursnce
! Of relief On TO Induce them 10 bold out There
can be no surrender without annihilstion, and
the inmates know this. Colonel Sibley's force
WAS ct 81. Peters ct four O'Clock Saturday
morning. 6fty miles from Fort Ridgsly, but
could not reach there before Sunday evening
Colonel Cullen, with seven hundred caval-
~, proposed TO strike acfo@ the country from
Henderson, and may have got their ahead O
Sibl.y. ,...0. 49,.
Il Ia believed the Indians will get informa
tion Of the advancing force and will hastily
leave the tort.
Colonel Cullen writes that the further be ai
vancss the worsa the news becomes. All tht
inhabitsnts are fockipg into the towns.
Hon. J. r. Cleveland writes, 90 tho 2lst
from Maukats that be stayed ct New Ulm las
uight, and saw the most terrible sights-in on,
instance eight bodies Of stalwArt men will
their throats cut from ear 70 ear, skulls bat
tered and limbs mutilsted. He knew some o
them we'll, and they were good citizens o
Brown county.
Our opinion 10 that not less than one hun
dred are msssscred. Large portions Of Bio
Earth aud Brown counties are dspopulated
with the wheat left unstacksd In The Heldl
The owners are flying eastward.