The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
THE INDIAN UPRISING. nIspatch from General Howard-speciai Or der. Issued by General Mcdowell.
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 IFrsm the San Francisco Call June ls.
 A morning newspaper that reyels in man ufactured sensations and in the reptition of stale charges against public men, failed yes tcrday to give its readers any information of the uprising of Indians and the conse- quent murder of settlers in Idaho Territory Details of the outbreak were given in The Call, and were specially telegraphed to this office. The news was startling an.l impor- tant, and natuarlly created great interest. Elsewhere in these columns will be found later advices on the subject. The following dispatch from Portland was yesterday re- ceived at Military Headquarters in this city, by Adjutant General Kelton:
 "DiSpatch just received from General Howard at Fort Lapwai, by telegraph from Walula, gives rather gloomy news from the front by stragg,ers. Captain Carr overlook the enemy, almost 20o strong, in deep rs- vine, we'll posted, and was fighting them when the last messenger left. l am expect ing every minute q messenger from him The Indians are very active, and are grad ually increasing in strength, drawing from other tribes. The movement indicates a combination, uniting nearly ali dissatisfied Indians. They will probably reach 1000 or 300 when united. The two companies of Infantry and 25 cavalry reached Lewis ton this morning. Order to Lewiston every available man in the Department except Harney and Boise. Start all the troops al Harnev for Boise except small guard. They may receive orders ca route turning th,m m this (Lapwail direction. Lewiston will be my field depot for the present; quartermas. ter, commissary, ordnance and medical staii to act accordingly. am acting upon the most positive information, and wish these movements perfected in the smallest possi ble time. California troops should, in my judgment, be ready to move but when will depend on my success with Joseph, n milei east from here. shall proceed against the Indians collecting and threatening ol Hang mans Creek, near the Spokane. About thirty citizens are reported murdered thus far Shall not feed the enemy with dlible,s but had to start two companies to stop the murder of men, women and children. and keep the attention of Joseph while I con centratc my troops"
 THE MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
 Reports were transmitted from the head quarters of Gen. Howard, that Miller's com pany, from Fort Stevens, and Miles, iron Fort Vancouver. are now at Cellilo, en route to Lewiston. Rodney's company is ordered from Fort Canby.
 General Mcdowell yesterday issued thu following special order:
 Headquarters Military Division of the !
 Pacific and Dept of California,
 San Francisco. Cal, June l9, 1877.
 l. The following movements of troops are hereby ordered
 Captain Summers Company q. First Cav alryD, will proceed by rail to Bedding, Cali fornis, there to await telegraphic instruc tions from Brigader General O. 0. How ard, commanding Department of the Colum bis.
 Major George E. Sanford, First Cavalry with Company l, First Cavalry, will proceed immediately to Winnemueca. Nevada. H, will hold his command in readiness to nov, n telegraphic orders from General How ard.
 Captain Wagner's Company CO, First Cavalry), Camp McDermit, Nevada, anC Captain McGrcgor's Company IA, Firs Cavalry, Camp Bdwell, California, vii hold themselves in readiness for immediate field service, and will move on telegraphi' "rders from General Howard.
 Captain Thompson's Company q, Twelfth lnfsntry), Angel Island, California, vii proceed to Camp McDcrmit, Nevada.
 The Quartermasters Department will fur rish the necessary transportation.
 Orders have been sent to three compsnie .f artillery at Fort Townsend, to proceed the scene of hostilities. Al General M, lI"well's Headquarters yesterday, a goot ural of activity was displayed in the variou apartments preparing for the cmergcnc, an Indian camnaiun