, 1864-09-02

Especial Dispatch to tho Chscago Tribune1
ST.. LoC1e, Thursday, Sept. /, 1854.
Advices from Fort Leagenworth state that the
Ineian outrages upon the Upper Ark4nsas have
larre1y increased during the past ten day5. From
dispatches from Fort Laened anu LYon., now
gaisso1ed By the let Colombo cavalry, MsIor
Anthuny comoandiIg, uniler date Of ,hs I'D, ws
learn on the 18th that train Of emi.rauts from
Santa Fo to Leavcnworth We. STACKED near CAM
naron spkip1s. Ten men, whites. were killed,
ahd all the stock captured. The train was atau
doned hY 1ts owners, and nothing has beea hoard
Of 1t slnce on the afternoon oi thu 21st. Two huu-
cred 1ndians attacked a train from Leavenwoe.h
on the 1ath teams with government freight, train
10. a. under Charles Mckay. aud other
tr4ine, ntnety.dve WAGONS In all, sixty miles
west Of Fort Larned. The wagons
mostef wac killed and al the stock was lost Nc
Kay lost onothtrd OF his etoc3z. Capt. Hardy and
sixty men we're sent In pur+oit, but the Indians
decamped. a toach ju-t in reports the finding ot
t*o murdered men between Lyon and Laraed,
The Indians Rre ep}erdidy mounted aud well armed
and now In force l5o miles south Of the Arstnn-
eas Major Anthony force Is too aua at for oIea-
Five movements. He thinks 1,0o0 mounted men,
With battery Of 12onntal1. howitzets, are nee6ed
10 clear out tic sayaecs. Major Wyukoop, COM
mandinR Fort Lyon, reports T. Gen. Bluns the
Situation at that post. lie has b7ttatton IT car
a1y, much depleted BY the absence of men on ret
esah iuslou9hs, and tufltient only for The pro.ec
ton ofihe MAIL Large bodies of hostile Indt1ns
are corsregattng in his nriehborhood, aud out
RACES are ot daily occaEretce. The train was ut.
tackled within eesen m,les Of th4t p.ace
party bt]dl5 cnne in sight oi the fort and Na1or
W3ak0op pursued and overlook them, killing three
o. fnns, and driving OF the remainder. Between
Font L. ION aat the bas. Of thc mountain aa nnue-
fons qnpEotecu d eettiemen,. Al which 'hcl lnoiln.
ttE7 ff% ]. ~
the Ms1or cannot project fhc.a and keep ooon the
11hil route. Conetcu: attacks upon the tfatns Of
the Government aud citizens render il necessary
70 move n large bodies and we'll armed. Arms 1
have been tssutd from the ordnance s,oses. Hure
troops are absolutely needed. Simultaneous At
tacks On the P]4tse and Arkansas roates alikc.
oEer distance east and west OF 4U0 miles, proves
thte to be concerted outbreak. The sayas;rs have
murdered over 2n0 persons the Platte 1onte, md
at least co on tue Ark.neas and h.ad -wltere OF
the smoky Hi1a ana Republican. Theg have
capt11ed, destroyed and carried of At 1ca.t coo
wv[th Of properly besides stock, COO horses, hO
mules a1a 1000 oxen. This IL a, moderate
men. At lsatt .. 600 Of this class have gone
there III the past sear and ahst:. The Me1ic4ua
are Uneasy along the E.tterie mountain rnHgc~
a majority Q, the 13dtans on tue plains hare eu-
peIio7 arms, Enfield rifles and carbiucs,
Welea1h from Ftli2b!e source that mo st serious
npFrehensione are felt at Lawrence OF another
guerilla rad Scouts report that force Of about
1,6t0 rebels havG concentrated IN C1sB county Mo-
Several p!tmlne11 citi=e1s Of Lawrence arrived
here Yesterday 10 concert measures Tor public de-
tenfe- Scouts report that .he encmy intsnd en-
itsing the State IN t. columns Of 200 men each.
aLd s'ssr for different pot1ts bqs thss ac.aal
caFnes, will act promptly, in devi.'ns means
for this emergency, and that all citizens viii
heartily cooperate ior the publlc deltuse.