New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11

Wy - -1l'.t .-.,r1 lao isnlatpd and
year. a1 rn" 6ses doaest IN Sg tIe future
Tie King accepted the plan with notifications which
fomreaea ara qua no, S sscrecT b1 the vast dis
tanccs, the difficult navigation and the accidents OF
wea,her appear 70 nav Dcen Tlre Vas more
over q long delay. in fitting the two ships for
sen iIg W i9 VIZ lgau' '9 ~ 'S aer, end Of Nova
scotia Thence FrUulcuac and GALLERIES bad orders to
proceed ln merchant 3Ap 10 R4eu', VIZ, - 'i =, ,is
S r cr ip od ION VIM, AZ he same lime From tcnac
was send back letter TO The naval commander ~
ii 80 N,ryrt ~ creTi '' in H. n was The 1eth
Of september when CAedabucto was reached ana the en-
lyfiiI>e We tlh,u ~, me Do' , tbongb one for
which he was in no way answcraue. ,.........,
, A. Nii oe wen u ople''e nav Irb me proposed to
c1uqnaT They were as follows: II any Catholics Ve.e
found ~ NrN-lcl" lhsy usNe 'c icy - me ne
once and diner nelson's MO had inc means Of paying
rnsoms. were 10 bs tls |n INTO prison Al Nas IN e
yr ~ h. Hon fgo.n t.rr owners. ana granted under
leulsi 80 tnv French ,0icrs and soldiers. Al
property public or prl' ate was u" ne -eIe' q P'll" W
DO given % De Iantces Of the lJ ana tue resi- sGd On
account o. tho hs Mechanics ana y.Ief NJ, olr' t
might, at iAe discretion Z" 'hc tGiA.dis oC'a, i Dc
krli %, prisoner, % NotG at loi 'io.5 anu w. U
labor me rest ol We 41l''h a'H pL'OH ~ 20 tt
men, aud children, were 20 ne carried oul 81 'o
colony aad dispersed m Ne" En,iano tehhsl iNanl"' "a
"Aef DIE 't Old onth lhHhlrI li', iLS C,..' LII III,
lAc in any "itenft 20 recover 'nei p' ic't5 az. 49,
country. And, tlat tnr conquest might ~ Perectt p
Ciie the nearest cili'IeH Oi -'," @ " con lin
destroyed, end those more remote aid uhaef eou'Io"
An expedition undertaken against Albany IN the
. ., ,,.. - ....... f,,I aod TO-
following WINTER proven hVIc sUC'cS'i"'' "
shifted in the cuuture of Schenectady ana the lotM
o''''N '- '"N - 80. T. nor,
ID r ora ,.,o,, If ,vi,o,, pinctv-six were Indian
S'S''" VIZ -iO '"0-,' VI "''0-- "a i.1 o., Ioo,.o
tneir homes and settle i'm Canada. The French of
~, -. 10 b, Win were "A
much i'm their element In the forest rs IS the sailor
IN, +lo.o TIL, ,,cra hardy and skilled in wood
'I"i'' ""' 'i''0.'' anu ." - l o,, 81 ,t
WIS " ""i" .''N ~ - IL, J
needed. not bravery alone, but tact, aHdIee9, anu
~ ot.;of ,f ,uch a etomr they
experience tH"c! '"''l "a "",N '''
were admirable sh-hgntcrs, ana Such were tI"so
. 49,, a., looJ +ho,, The chief command was
now C"o"cn 10 I,"" '''"' "'
given 10 DAillcbout de Maltet ana lie Moyhc ue
o'''' .,''"', SUI a. - -.
dIOcryllc and lie Moyne de beuNlHe' anu o'IieiS VI
the sturdy Canadian a0blCsse, neryed By adventure
~" ''"''
ami framed III ih"lah warfare
ID $50, the depth OF Winter when they began their
aarc str lag Oh snov-shoes over the v,st wmtc field
~ line iroz st. Lawrence. each with tine hood OF HE
blanket coat drawn over lis head gun IN LIS miitcnod
ltud "A ,rri. "A hgfchet 70 tobacco louch and bullet
n0tcH M bis ian ~ r., ON his shoulders and mis- in-ep-
ar,r,e I,r. irro IA t. neck i'm y leather case They
dr,r- lc : bianacts and provisions over the snow
- ,,r 4 fIr m nv, Ja,s mo- HE frozen Riche.n and
0 ir,,,r ms tg,at,il M ana tIcu slpDed 10 mold
a. the discretion 81 the leaders ana thus lar le men ,'u
'''ii su"' ii. vi 49, ~, yIare ,,cliod
t44t tAcy were SONG 10 Albany Inc Indians dsinNtlr
-. h. ~, rio, cr,l',id "a answered that To- r. gain
the honor Of when lhc.r 3'e ad toDoef tTh
T,i, ,s.nrd snii,Iv. tSe decision was pos lponed
- f'-e ,,,orl fns,yi,d oriu Wien aftsr cfg.;
day. tlay reached The HUDSON ana ound the pi1eo
%Heie 10 P s 49,, au yitnD,t t,,Ier w,ri
V} itic~ 49, ~ stfsrnnt Albany would hav3
to,h 'Ie at'e: ilic, 10 "'T r 1,lr' Wa boiIhlt
IT, a., " n,'Tii 80 spi fhev vadrd g1ee- icr
$500 a. T. - .i 49, 90, ana ,,a minded ic. Iud
80 -, ~ r. ,o,,,, ~ nm 81 1siin! aud so low
20 49, 90 ,c 80 ~ 80 Mn 49, more before
thev r,acec : nit Two lea nes rom Schenectady Iac
wy - tcj .t si,g.d s,sI and a cold a1Istv snow
s,orr ,,eI;rd tS~m r. was ono OF those DAYS
wien the tr,es stand white rs specres in the she
irred Lnl,oWs ~ ma forest and b.rs aud gray
an the wind swopt ridges TIE men were half
: dead with cold fatguo. ana hunger. II four in
tbe fterrnoi Of tGS eighth Of Februar The scouts
.GnI an Indian hui auI in were our lr0quos Guaw.,
4. .,t they cqutnred There WIS I'd hre IA the Wigw.m
,i I'M, J,,rr., Co AUS crnyled ab5nt IT, stamping
over te blaze The Christian chief Of tne Saut Louis,
Known ar IL Grand Arue az the Great Mohawk. b. IN
followers and cxLoIed them 10 wash cut their wrongs IN
hlnoI Tben thpv an advanced aran. aui about da.s
reached Inc RI yer Mohawk little above tie village
tanad an named G.guec,s who had gone with nine
Indiana 10 rrronoc now roturlcd 20 say tha. had
rr.r ,,r,,1aa had e.5 ~ n, mona fhe attack i'll ~ o
oclrt IN, The morning but the situation was ino.erable
and tlc limit OF human eudur1nco was reached. They
rnail moi make S aad th.y u move on or perish
Guided by tic frisheso. sllws they crossed tho No
wlrlnc snow dat swept down mo valley of the dark
encd stream. til about eleven o'clock they deserted
0ey0ted village such was their plight that some Of
them afterwari declared that they would all have
r,.r'j - am -tn. bsd ,t1e.te ia sulnttn, tlum
ldv was lie arth-st outpost OF tho colony OF
N.w-York Westward lay the Mohawk forests: and o..
anc or Nlb,nT Vas iteu miles or moro 10 Inc south
r1st Tie Village was obioug IN FORM and enclosed by a
ma sa,ie shlrn had Two gates one wards bany and
Inc other towards the Nohavks. There was block
rouc mt t"U i.Iio,bs ntgr ient TaImage Therc
yer also about thirty friendly Moawks in the place
m a state Of di.cord ana confusion. The revolu-
lffor ia, I'm nd All ed a