Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02
MORE INDIAN 0Ur~AGEs.

ST LOUIS, Sept /.
Late advices from Fort Riley say that
the Indian outrages have increased during |
the past ten days.
On the 18th, = train from Santa Ps to
Leavenworth was attacked at Cameron |
springs.
Zen men were killed, all the stock cap
uured and the train abandoned.
On the 2IsC 200 Indians attacked seve-
raj trains, including one belonging to the
Government sixty miles west Of Fort Lar
annie, killing one man and capturing nearly
all the stock.
Large bands of Indians are congrega-
ting in the neighborhood of Fort Lyon
OuIrages are Of daily occurrence.
A parry of Indians who came within
sight of the fort was pursued by Major
Wynkoop, and three or four of them were
killed.
Several unprotected settlements between
Fort Lyon and the base Of the mountain,
are now receiving the attention Of the
Indians.
Lieut. Booth, I1th Kansas, has been sent
to their relief.
The S.erling Republic reports finding
no Indians after q scout Of 160 miles.
Thev are now enoamped at Clay Centre,
on the Republic fork, section Of country
traversed by savages. It extends from
the Platte to the Arkansas river-abOnt
400 miles from east to west.
| Our present Torce Il or-1isaly too made
ouate for the work, and immediate rein
forcements ara necessary.
Over 1000 persons were murdered on
the Platte River Route, Arkansas.
Three hundred thousand dollars worth
Of property was captured and destroyed
besides 3 900 horses, 500 mules, 200 oxen.
Idaho mountains swarm with disafscted
and disloyal men. 1t is estimated
that twenty thousand men of thi;
class had gone there during the past year
The Mexicans are very uneasy along the
entire mountain range. Rebel norman
, agents are said to be at work among
them
The Secretary of the Treasury has just
issued circular specifying the commits
sions which will be allowed on all sub
, scorpions and deposits obtained on ant
, after this date, for three years, seven
1 thirty notes, known as the lO-4O bonds, a
follows: In August the aggregate OF de
a posts, exclusive Of accrued interest 10
a either of said securities, OF not less thai
SD ,OUO and not dLnOuulluB " PASSiON
# after per cent. on an aggregate of $25
q 900 and upwards, and less than 81 100000
4 of one per cent. on Sl,O0O,00o, and up
> wards, Of one per cent. Any Perso
is authorized to act as agent to
4 obtaining subscriptions, out n
notes or bonds will be issued except in th
form heretofore prescribed by the Trrs
n ureTs assistant Treasurer, designate
repositories, or the proper officers OF NJ
J. tional deposit Bank, that the money hsvin
"a been deposited to credit Of the Treasure
n of the United States. Deposits made 3
sub-agents must be in the name Of Il
a. principal to entitle the sums deposited
be included in one account.
81 Commissions may be allowed, at the
,e discretion, by banks or other agents
Of tanning subscriptions, to subscribers n
exceeding half of their own commission
,s- Il Is understood that the bonds for t
at balance Of the six per cent. loan of lsS
oh row offered to public competition, are
10 printed and ready for delivery. Perso
intending TO buy will therefore do well
at address their proposals to the Treasu
Department without the intervention
third parties.