The New York herald., 1878-08-16

except at the edges ard diminishing IN siss With
u small .Grselan ssmpas Lane in the Tuscan order.
There 10 heavily moulded base. nsllsd die about
eoo. aDS psa
ments In either pedmen. arc the inssrumsn!s Of
msrsyraen, The .e@ae.wk @ and a,ssssnc asd The Inc
sorrow. On one side OF The die Is the main inscrip-
ton, reoltpg shs fact and day aud in nanking half
sas's ssc and ns Of its % IFS oa ,hs ocvorss
side are the Of tnose who suffered. SO far a.
.:s dsss. snd 1875 81 .Ss & Tnes. dsiss
have brei Isgcnos around thsm 10 Latin-viz, "Vifus
C.. S aso ,,as % oss Ssss.sa as's IL
either endof the dis arc trophies the the Bible,
axe ana saD Q, ,hs u GhrIs.S p,enssr
tyr. Around the archuravs gro the names Of the
chief military actions related to the history OF tho
village--vix, 6<iskany. Frontsnae. Daragh ami
THE scorr FAMILY In TaE xAssAcRs.
Of mrs Jane Scott From .hs Rev. u. ~
swinser.on l obtain the following particulars
.s% aSSs s: family wsssS ..ass ssS
OF the village ths house ~ the time OF tho massacre
aadDs 70. far IS sss ~. q 'Gs on.
dsughtors the oidss. whom, Jane was just entering
and ss % q me a
iiy, and lastly young lsgpo woman and her infant
.:sr @ from tho BY N.
Of Brant aud his redskins On shc Wells ana Clyde
0omoA tnOo0Onoto
woods he resolved to remain and decnd his house He
had double barrel gun. ana ~ tho savaess came
s. as III ' indiana
turnod on In quest ot easier piander. leaving Scesh
with loss Of couple Of nnEers master Of the Aeld.
BETRAYED BY a CRYING cnLn
The hiding place OF che woman betrayed BY the
Ieud crying OF the pie.Annpy A shs srms sf The ~.
child @ % Is
the Efforts OF the distracted mosner we're OF NO
avail ana soon the Insisns = ysrs N% oPoa .hsI rhe
oss Against y TSs sa lazy 0ss. wa. as.asd
nS spleen q !. :sas & S
hand % strikc nor down, but was sss,faidsd Oy q
oAptursr wisn ssanbjiog over aos the hsartIsss
'disn l0.ins p.sssnes. sniSss her Win MS .omanavk
-.-HTssg q Wits assL or .sBLooD . aa.,
The dasshter, Jane. had : dsuntlsss soul. on the
nizing Itne bsrse, she impsriousy called TO him.
s; Oa .as. aSs. sssi r. NY :; Usa
brethren, pleased and amused TO see 10 much spirit
The youns visitor, = psrson Of over refined ADD
e .Ss
u she survived y put nsr experience IN
es. r1
days and nixhts shey made their weary march
'throuKh the weeds cr0uched around tho fire
ttle warmth mAds h1 glad cnough 10 put ali that
the hardy negro weman could spare OF nor clothing
eomfors from hands hitherto dsspised. There
WAS a fell Of snow that pssvented the discovery
by Mr. Scott OF any that might nave been left dead.
and he remained In uncertatnty as 10 the fAse Of
lsy. by, h,so dos The faithful animal came
with wistlul looks and acted 80 strangely and
seemed 20 plainly 10 invlto hts MISTER TO
follow that Mr. Scott went and found his wtto where
she Ind been tomahawksd and soalpsd by the MUIR
dsreus lss. Intheir haste the indians had Left her
pockets unsesrchsd, and Ia them quantity or table
silver was found which the poor woman sought 70
save va lilea1 q fsA lat bFOfra rpils..s
asla DEsCESDANfs or TRx sErTLERs H0NoRED.
Among those who assisted IN the unvelpg OF
lowing named gentlemen, descendants ot the old
sstslers Of Cherry Vailey:-Mr. William w. Camp
eoil Of Cherry Valley; ]. B. Thompson. N. d., OF
Pouch keepsie; Mr.. Samuel G.. Wilson, OF Indiana;
Of Middisneld Ator the singing Of poem and chorus,
idyl Of Cherry Valley, by the choir, Major Doug
lass Campbell OF New York. aud a descendant OF the
ponecrs, followed at length In historical address
the scenes OF the Indian massacre iCUncsrn,ng the
monument the speaker sald:- sap
fHta o. DOUGLASS CAarRELL's ADpR1ss
81 am very glad that we have. mot to-day to upvel
monument ana not 20 lay 2 corner sssoss.o The
prsteusous strusturss which, judging from the history
Of tho past, will never be completed You, with
greater wisdom, have built your modest mont nument
hrst and have deforred all ceremonies until lis actual
c0mpistion"
Tue choir next sang "CoIuDnbia's Glory, ana Sem
ator 9. c. Wilson, OF Indiana, followed with 3D.
dress. Thon address was delivered by tho Rev
Cyrus Dixon, ID. D., Of New YORK, and 'America,
Swnnerton pronounced tue benediction, and the OK
erci6O0 closed,