, 1876-08-15
scoIts to bring In news Ut the slaughter Of thcst
hardy md yenturcsnmo men.

other tho Montana column. Gen. Terry cont,
,na1.ts ali ts sroopt athougl to popular lnl-
under eo.n'nand of don. tibbon, VIM separate
command. Ten. 1bhon's canimand ts c,,,,-
posed OF four companies of tlIc Second Cavalry,
under command OF Mai. ]. \. TrshIr; t,ne hat-
isasf aaer a", Ssrss r u fe eat 4sS wood
Try, uldcr command d sta], Henry freeman IT,
AS u mere memorandum IA to
WHAT THIS WA1t Will. COST,
was ordered tn Joln Terry Will iii. MDntun:,
ttr9ops, he 1lad no tranaportat!'n. Gen. tSai.)
IIrisnn, leaving ~ the &'l II February, casnr Ia
thereafter u bo 1Aentioncd) WITH IFS own trans
rnrtntfon. But, alter ucn. f}ltton's command
g"t in ths ilcld, he founI iis trans
rortaston saiEy dcilclcut., 4 contract
Monta',a frc!ylters, naa,cd i. G. Ataclay i
C.'., at The rate oil $500 per day,-tlic !rnl fur
ntsEng TO mules and luurtccn du,lbic Tor tlrag)
Wagons. rhts. contract, Matt Carroll, ono Ut
,'nrrs tS ,rm r. SmF SS,a5Fe Of tq train Informs mt
there f. fa!r prospect that tie Montana col
umn will he compelled to use Carrol's teams
oi'o Or two months lopger:
cruits atid horses for the 1isEuoi,tcd cnvalry
S!ao ~ ea.ne. At once Con. Terry began to put
In MATCHING ORDER,
Io tin this, yoli eau have no teA uf the amount
u tietaEl-work to he performed. People In The
States .nay feel lli;e critaclsng Ocu. Terry for
laying In ca"p, Instead OF taklug advantage Of
this !oYcly bcason and pushing The enemy bc.
is even now not In d condition to move. The
lncn, although In good health, arc almost naked.
tic stock run down, aud wAr-cQulpmcnts Kencr-
ally require overhauling. Almost THO full
ationAt OF forage must bc transported, ns
tllC lhjij1nF nI9rttf rnnr1r n1i fh
tween tile yellowstone and Wyoming line. In
f. do}lr or five days Gen. Tcrry hopes to tako the
About twenty-five
re q serving as seouts, being attached to the
Crows 10 send lin 15o Or 20 Warriors; I 'n and It Us Is
possible they viii join him at Tho baso Of the
bin place great reliance upon, the fidelity and
orablo and loyal tribe Of 1ndians tic
Hngernmint HnH m, tsa., las 1pon It's pensonrols
treated than my west Of thu Missouri. Cant.
Ed Ball, Of tic Second Cavalry, llns been ln-
spector OF Goyern1nvnt Supplies for tho Grow
Agency; and l1c tells q sud talc Of the pcrlldy
41"s, About i%o i,sa, weeks aso, delegation q
Butts ltMs0, and intercepted Gen.
dibhon: Tho Indians came, they saitl,
vatio Gn is, too, IN faee oE t. Tie n faet stis tat
an nnexpcndcd halalico Of $4,000 was thon
and had Been for sonlc time, til tho hands Of tic
Agent Capt, Ball says thc Agent, Dexter
tC.1lapp, sent, Nelson Storey, the Contractor, to
pass list Of worthless stores with
out inspection, and they, Clapp and Deg
ter, would make it oil right with him,
Eall. The brave old soldier {who has been III,
ed Ills way up FROM the ranks) Indignantly
spurned the bribu; and NOW, because they catl-
not be robbed, the harmless and inotfensivo
Grows arc starved! Gems: Terry, Gibbon, and
To-day, with IN armed force, they are after tho
blood Of tic hostile Sloux, willie at tho salnc
time, it, their inmost eouls, they believe tho
scalps 0f tho
nAscA1LY CONTRACTORS AND AGENTS
would bc far 1norc areeptlblo offering to the
4 year ago, iiity-slx Montana men cutne down
on tho Yellowstone, and made . post which
fas tGy ss ksFt b% the oa ! Il Il eba yy y
Horn Before winter calnc they, had accumu
latcu an Immense amount Of fusa;
aud then Sitting Bull besicgcd them:
Rsd's ss t1vo,s asa bFGc acot t'ns rcy sa
Thcse men demonstrated the tact that II wis
tic best fur-bcariug region fn the warld,-
ahoundlns y wolf, ok, beaver. swift, buffalo,
etc. 0nu Of tho two posts to bc established this
that, In q few years, 1t will become bArrcu re-
g(0'l for gAnc or animals.
am more and tnDro Impressed With tile won.
dcrsul ability and RESOURCES Of
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In addition to Its loss Ut Mark Kellogg, its
special correspondent, sec, also, 1t claims tho
llonor Of furnishing uliothcE maine to its scroll
Of fame, THAT Of Sergeant Fox Of the Sixth In
loSstosc, at stanlcy's Crossing. Afaj. Jack
Garland, Of tsc Sixth, infornh me that Fox rcy-
cr wrote a llno for the Herald! Asfor Kcll1gg,
lic was the correspondent q tho Bismarck Trio
4'te and TnE cu1cAoo Tn1nuNB; aud Col.
spondcnt OF tio New York Israia and that Is
how near poor Kellogg Gang TO- heing title
special correspondent Ut the Htra|lis'
alal: Moorei with detachment of the Sixth
lnfantry, made scout down tho Powder Kiyer
thtB wcciN returning lust evening lie found
about 200 indians, but they would not give hin
battlc. Que ol luz acoutst ianca Drockmlrc, 8
too far away from tllc column, a..l was killed.
6e2sge Morgan killed au0 scalpcd tAo Indian
With shot ili.n.
WE HAVE A GOOD ,oKa
south a,lk Of lis Missouri, 90 niles below bu. e
run aquaws and old n,cp,-ths "burks,'' or
,;P 6cing away on hunting expslitton.
tho bout anu dep1oyed IFS command as skir- |
nisl,css. It true military ety,o they lankcd |
,ud closed IN On the village, aid captured ey-
slry sou! without shedding q drop of blood
When tic equaws and decreptt old "huckh"
Yorc pa.aaea before the Colonel, the fgugh was I
oul unl long.
LIT us say good word for the new order OF |
things 1naugmratel alter the tall OF Nclkna,. |
a. Lincoln, bMIord, and away up llorc on tic ]
Yellowstone, / tiad tho tradcra selling all the |
.taplcs a1d s,ecessaries Of lie for IN advance Ut
. per cent and cost Of transportation. Joe ]
leighton ilas lieayy stuck Of goMls hurc, Which
~ IL selling ut these figures, The Paymaster /
las just dlsburscd -$6s,000, md tho traders
'ales ayctage $500 day. Ilo has everything
nan could deslrc; 10 we ase not 80 bad OIL ~
'ag would suppose.
Gen. Terry has
NEoRuAH1zEn HIS COMMAND
g follows: Gen. GibAon, In charge ot infantry; |
naj: a.: Rr!s',n n s'!a1Gs Of eaya'ry; Lieut.
trank N!rard, In charge oi Grow scouts. rio |
i asHGTpS to iss9nor!ty afs: Gen
,Ais, Twenty-sccot4 Infantry; Aiaj Brisb!n,
second Cavalry; Mal. Reno, Seventh Cavalry;