The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

any demonstration be made from that direction.
Every QUO mechanically swept the horizon with oc-
casional searching looks aud the trains we're pressed
forward, urged by voice anu guad, 30 as to enable
the column II possible to overtake the savages. The
train was already reduced a. much as the require
mens Of tie occasion would permit, and mules
were not spared 10 consult their own sloIhful aud
tardy movements. sometimes ut q trot and then
again at . walk onward pushed the column. 1t was
stu early. The country presented q rOugher sur
face, and number OF scrasgy trees, In Clusters In
groves or Isolated, made tncir appeal nee. rae
column was approaching the Beaver, winch had
Already been rendered ZANZIBAR 10y ,queat VISITS.
Ten miles had been conpassed when
strong body OF the slviges ragged themselves
resolution the further progress OF the Column.
Proper dispositions were made of the troops and The
entire force advanced. A body OF the Firth cavalry,
consisting OF Company H. breyet captain John II.
Name COMMANDING and Company "A, Leutenants
scnenoisSy ami forbush commanding, were formed
FOR the char, aud ~ the word OF COMMAND dashed
for tue savages on the hull. The savages Withdrew,
Keeping FAR distance ahead, but keeping up IRE
- va az 80, .sssi n hsc uc lnu,ans Min
unusuai bosdacss parsuei AMI hequenty dashed
villain eAsy range The Forsyth SCOUTS co,l,nandei
~ lacatenant sias Pcpoon, Tenth cavalry were
next IA Iarn ordered 10 charge. Pepoon shouted to
ms Rcn, 'S0nie on, boys, pick your men, give them
nell aud lel lie desa t4Ae care ol the resi- ins
not tEe Arst time tie scouts had Tackled these
fndiaa. and In they went.
~ las tl.ne tbs ensAsesnent became OF more
gvnssa character. 4 nualher or Tie men were dts
mouaicd and advances IN a heavy sAirniisn line.
Itie indians, IA thCr opea order u Lighting, were
da>nins hilier ana thisner without regard 70 us
eFitae vr 9ider, shoon@ - tey got an oppo.suht y
A1i taea ur"ptlng hehiaa Ven noses. .poh Icaeti-
"a. tae summit % c0AInAildin, enisnence many
aita a 80 a- aAQe - lii4te.ss ,oad " uast n
1cat@d another large Doil moving "a an opposite
aifett.en ihe Indians VINO were eaeaS'ns ivy
bnpis we're n0w po,.t,vey egae.udcd ~ ne Y s.Ions
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the nan bvi1 ~ AAs ha@e4l Win stoAa k1aii,
were VI 90 VIC ih9ss 'a sAsia .ns LOOPS Me,s
eNn@'isaed, ana Auch oi t,4e soeN MsS SvA.pss,ey
unatled ior faTihes as~iulhea. N. hoat sae poaer
"a hlolAS a.e4A TAO ~ INC esthh9 .ho
coitAtn wee, la'v essg - i~tNah all tssIlue vac
dlaas kliiei ami seyeAy eoaies weie Killed or
capsslea. IN the siae y ne Ioois ssNeiA men
scre souh'sa ani sl'tNa hoisss Ano sneaS IVY