The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-30

THE NEWS FROM THE INDIAN CoUN-
try continues to look squally. Han.
cock has been doing his best to concIl.
late the Sioux and Cheyennes, but the
latest kilograms from Fort Segdewick
tNebraska) look as If the latter, not
withstandIng recent peace "talks, )" are
resolved on fight. In thai ease, it is
probable they will be Joined by most OF
the other tribes,-and that will neces.
state, immediate and large reinforce
ments for our little aTmynow operating
against them. as-z
Salt Lake adyiees to the sth instant,
give @sparticulars of shocking mas.
sacrs near Glenwood, in Severn valley.
Aman and his two daughters, aged re-
spectively fifteen and eighteen years,
were captured by a party of Indians,
led by Black Hawk, a lood-thirsty
hend. The old mans brains were beat
en- out with clubs, but the late of his
daughters was still worse. After vio-
lattng their persons, the Indians put
them TO death with extreme torture, by
thrust1ng roUgh-knotted pine sticks
into their bowels, causing a most hOr-
rible death. Their bodies were soon af-
terward discovered. s5-zs -
Acorrespondent with Gen. Hancock 4
Indian expedition sends the following,
dated at deserted Cheyenne camp,
thirty miles from Fort Laramie, April
18th: - - -
Dispatches were received last night at
headquarters from Gen Gustav, stating
that the Indians had burned three stS-
tons on Smoky Hill route, and killed
three men, and scaIped and burned
Orders have been sent to each post on
the Santa Fe and SMOKY Inn ZONES =.
warming all to be on the alert, and in!
forming them that the Indians had
broken out at last, and intended To he
true 70 the threats they issued during
the winter. This raid is attrihnted -to
sne SEouAI VINO are eucamped with the.
Cheyennes In this village. - 80. -
General Custar has divided his com.
manu-, taklnS I'VE companies of CaVaI-
~, with himself, to pursue the NOT,
body of Cheyennes and Sioux and liam liam
companies Of cavalry alter The hanSS
whb committed the raid, and who arc
supposed TO be a part of those Sion, y
Wh1committed the massacre al phi
kearney. We strike out to Fort Dodge
tomorrow. saa ne, 81 = - -
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A PROMINENT question before the Bri.
fish Parliament just now IS whether Il
would be safe 70 abolish logging in the
army aud navy of that Government,
The weight OF opinion seems to be in
the negative. The prevailing 1tiea is,
that British tar or soldier -wonldr he
worthless unless liable q Ia foSSsT
IKE slave, at the viii of Inc snri9s ~
4rlstocracy set over him. Az 4 co9en5-
P9fary remarks, the British rnling IA =
adhere PertinaciouslY 10 the brntsI oId
error that q manlmust be IasbstSNIIs 4
t Eute, PAID like brute, and geners1lv
MN loyal to, his flag and kis san AZ MI NJ
\ ana % make him honest obedisnt ss.' /
oEaxels To make ian Enrilh' ~ M iIoe ~ ~
ment thinks he must Sc fioeee3 I;ita =, :
donkey The next greatwar En On :;
becomes involved IN win cSFe tSe tana
FeEntng class ofIthat delusion. 3 In STs-
ago the American Government d{scsr3
ed the lash ipitsseryioeI 10 me ma nifsst
dement, and popularity Of thaeseryice.
~ fuHgfl lUfIiulAi Rr-s tfiilg0i nEdJ IN 7
l-3 flta-.ssiltys o. aa7i titiiI i4isA is;issifs.
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