, 1877-08-24
LATEST FROM T:wslaN WAR.


OTTAWA. Ont. Aur.. l5.-N c9mu's-
sion Inns h.pn 9rrn'l,..l Nv fl,T- y. G.y-
,ruu,crr r, make q rrre'v with fro sit
tin~ Ruu for mi, return no The reservation
with his tribe. While i'm WASHINGTON
lately Hon. Mr. Mills fully cypniurI 10
President Hayes. the CaulDlhn system of
dealing with the Indians. 'rho President
expressed hi, intention oradouting sim
iIar line Of policy, and rive tine manage
mout of outuo.ts to cNurripurul army Ot-
frors. and do away with agents. The
Canadian Indians of the northwest are
firrcolv Jealous Of the hostile Slouy. and
1t is feared may at any time may make
war upon them. 1t Is cvprrtcl that in
! the new policy toward, the Indians. about
to be adopted President Hayes willhriug
about the withdrawal of American Indians
from Canadian rrrritOrv
WA>urNGrON. Aug. l3.-rhe Cabinet
to-,lnv authorized Gen. Terry and a civil
Han in the government service TO repre-
sent the United States in treating with
Canada for the return OF Sitting Bun and
his band COL COrbin has been appointed
Secretary of the Commission.
HELENA, Mont. Aug, l6.-rhe follow
iug is Just rcceivcl
VUGTSrA. Mont, Aug. Il.
To Gov. POrT-News from Bannock,
inst received. says that n scouting party
has lust returned, bringing with them the
bodies of Montague, James Smith, Finn.
and Farnsworth, and there are more cX-
pccted to come. The Indians were b
miles south OF Bannpck yesterday morn
inr and had taken aIl tnehorScs on Upper
Horse Prairie and were moving slowly.
DEER LODGE. Mont, Aug. lj.--Gcu
Gihbon arrived mt 10 4. W., accompanied
bv T,inut. Jacobs. lie was met at the ho-
tol bv all the citizens who dit not 20 to
the front and also number OF ladies, who
desired TO rive the hero Of Big Hole Pass
hearty recppfi0n. The General is feeling
excellent, but little ,tilr from his wound
VIRGINIA. Mont, Aug. 1G.
TO Gov. POTrS-Gm. lIowarl'S COM
maud at Blnnack the Light Of the lith.
and would leave for Horse Prairie next
morninr. All the Cinnamon on Horse
Prairie are missinc-gnppo,ed to be killed.
The roar Guard of fine indians were still
an TTorso Prairie.
prr,sATr AIrry.T, r.. yia Salt Lake,
Ang If.-A LARGO pg;fv of Indians crossed
fine Stqpp road TOiur cast toward Henry :
lake this afternoon about 2j miles south
or this nl,cn They are supposad to be
the hostiles. They did no harm to any
one. The stage cannot pass tonight, but
1t IS thouGht It VIII 90 troHSi, loIlnoproW m
iS stato" @ "Tnr' hnt t I "' thc horses 10 any
We have sent a messenger to Gen. Howard
DEER LopGE, 'Mourana,l Aug. IL
Terry, commanInS the tnG DaPartmemt li ,,,H "I
W, Lau,, .'a iu,C ",.afL" I. tho'. vi, rnoch
here in three days. Howard left the bat
teiield in pursuit the day before Yesterday
Only fifty OF his nfantcy were mp, ana |
sent WIN nm tiree ollcers N, o li'tg nnTn
On SI,,' 70 ri" NC'TE UoIr and he !? "roIabIy with
Howard by this fine. Cnshing'5 COM
panics Of artillery passed here this morn
ing in, wagons, ana ! nave ordrpeu ,Il mem u
10 P'H tHoi How, stoc L"p S, Vii .tomd .D ~ il " hayc
nl:o telegraphcd commanding officers at
Fort Han to start s9mr OF lne me- blnnocE' n M
up to|'lu var ig,., Giion ' ~ .'g 70 YH"h way tho
Nez Perces are heading. They cannot
travel rapidly with their woundedand the