The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-21
MORE ABOUT JOSEPH.


vTcroRY-A LIST OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED OF THE UNITED STATES TROOPS
THE WAR PRACTICALLY OVER.
SAN Francisco, July 10, 1871.
despatch from Portland, o., OF this date says
Captain j. e. Answorth received to day tho follow
ing private despatch from Captain Babbit dated Fort
Lapwai. July H. via wala waia the l9.h:-sincc tho
rough handling which Joseph and White BIRD
ceived from General Howard, the war seems virtually
ended Tho Indians were badly whipped and thor
oughy demorazed By tho heavy stroke they received
ana arc said TO DO divided In opinion and quarrelug
among themselves Small parties constantly break
lug away from the main band aud coming IN ana
surrcnderinr themselves to General Howard. From
the most reliable information Is certain that the In
dams have lost heavily. l have boon ordered here,
with Colonel Weeks Tor the purpose Of cqupping
new column TO be employed merely Tor observation IN
the Spokane country. Governor Chadwick sent a de-
spacn to-day to tho President asking him 10 suspend
the order recently issued to Major connoycr, Indian
agent to gather the Indians into The Umstla reserva
ton. The Indians who peaceful declare that they
will light II The order s carried INTO effect.
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
The following special despatch from General How
ards camp dated 18th, via waa waa 19th, has been
reccved:-
On tho 10th Req Heart Nez Perces chief with Blk
teen warriors from Joscph's and Looking Glass bands
and twenty three women aud children surrendered
themselves TO General Howard. they were made prs
oncrs aud were told that they would be tried that
murdorcrs OF wnite men and ouraqers OF women NUT
DC punished Joseph did not surrender US he proposed
u do, but instead started for The bpialo country with
other hostile chiefs The prisoners had hut Two guns
anu DO ammunition or supplies II Is thought ny some
that the party VINO surrendered got separated from Jo
seph ana were lett without horses arms and supplies
und, therefore, were compelled 10 surrender. On
Monday. the 18TH all the men that General Howard
could mount were sent In pursuit OF tho fceng nos
the troops. Prisoners say Josephs men are getting
short OF ammunition. that Joseph and White Bird had
quarreed aud they would likely separate their forces
THE KILLED AT CLEARWATER
Tho following is i list oil the killed IN the battles Of
the llth and 18th near Clearwater
FOURTH ARTILLERY
James a. Workman, sergeant Company A.
Charies Mar9uard, corporal Company A.
Charles A. Mountaludon private Company G.
FIRST CAVALRY
Juan Platter, private Company h.
Mayer Cohen, private Company A.
Fred Sandmaycr, private Company f.
,.. FIRST INFANTRY.
Joseph Doyle corporal, Company /.
Eson Compieon, private, Company l.
John lIcmeau, drummer, Company |.
William Hutchinson, private. Company g
Edward W. I1on, private, Company b.
WOUNDED.
Tho following Is list Of the wounded In the same
| battle
FOURTH ARTILLERY.
Captain T.. A. Bancroft
TWENTY FIRST INFANTRY.
Lieutenapt c. A. Williams
Sergeant Report, Company |, severely.
Private Shaincr, Company !, severely.
Private Garrenn, Company L. slightly.
w. Il. Skcde, Company l. severely.
Sergeant Kinke, Company L. slightly.
Corporal Murphy, Company |, sevcre.y.
Prvalc Buchon, Company 1, severely.
Private Winters. Company d. slightly.
Private Barton, Company Is, slightly.
Sergeant Euches, Company Z, severely.
Private McGrah. Company II, severely
Corporal Connolly, Company II, slightly.
Private McGrah, Company II, severely.
FIRST CAVALRY.
Sergeant Hauser, Company L, slightly.
Sergeant simpson, Company l.. severely.
Bugler Held, Company II, slightly
Private Hebcr, Company NJ, severely.
FOURTH ARTiLLkkY
Private Graham, Company l., slightly.
Corporal Burns, Company h, slightly.
Sergeant Bumberg, Company r., severely
Pnvate Fillmore, Company X, severely.
Corporal Hess, Company A, severely
or the wounded here mentioned Captain Bancroft
aud three privates are reported dead
ANOTHER DESPATCH
Late Inst night tho following despatch was received
al the military headquarters here IRON General How
ard
"CAMP NJ. r MILLER KAMIAH, IT,
July 1876 +. NJ
"a majority of tho hostile Indians have lied by the
Lolo Fork trail eastward TO the buffalo country
Thirty i've men, women and children have tarily
surrcn dored thcMse General Howard Is In pur-
quit He directs this Information TO be sent - Cen
eral sherman and tho posts east OF tho Bitter Root
Mountain