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V" XXXIII.N?-9_a?.
IfEW-YORK, MO.NDAV, APRBL 14, 1873.
PRICE FOI R CFai\TS
A KODOO MASSACRi..
GKU. CANBY AND DR. TH01IA8 KI..I.F.D.
FKlTTi. OF THK " PEACE rOLll". \"
441-f. JA( _ S VU.I.A1XY?T11K rKACK iXlMM-SIOXEKB
aTTACkRiy AT A COKVKRBJI4JX ? MR. MflflCBUfl
naJtOK*:. v m?_t>?kscaF- of mo. ibykr.
Ad*D oK flBBflU AXD l_U? tkyiAVV?DBATIl TO THB
BBBB
Rrvvet w E. R- Bt Canby and the
Brv. E. ThflflBBB, I?. V.. of Uie Peace Commis
cun to the OflBBBM ModiH'JA. have bi-en wan
lonly munlereil by tlie Iniiians while holding
aponfcrcnce. A. B. Me.irl.axn. formerly ^tiper
- u | I. nt of Imlian Affairs for Oregon, and a
memSi m\ MM i\>mmir*si.>n, was alao Berioosly,
suai. U - fcireil. fctaOj Mflflfl-i The attaclt
waa un loubtcdly planned with great dclibera
f.an. -iv.nil pn-viono attempt.s had be4n
BMidr to iret prominent inerabere of tbe Fflflfll
(.'..mni'.rBion into the toils uf the Modoc*. but
bi -aiu. T.i s :i,vv.-. which we pr.ut with full
drtailrv her. with, causes a profound pensation
throughout the conatry. The fronher ib exa?
pe.rated to the mort riery indignation. A cam
paigfl Of A.'irniBiat. ' the MihIocb id
tu be BBflaBBBBN- forthwilli.
?
CivPT. JACK "S TRF.ACHERY.
SlWTf T" TIIK INPLASS?BOAil'8 CILAJYLEY'8 r.T'rTB?A
r.ULO INFKIIBNCE?" ALL RE.VDY I"?CAIT. JACK
811,.. A.VBY?DR. TUOMAS fTLLEP ANI>
HB. M_A'.:n.vM wocndfJ) ? escate of tiie
OTUKR2S? \DVA-NCP Of Ofl. tflOOffl.
Lava Br.n Camp. >pril O, via Yrkka. Apnl !_.
Pi-e Indians aad i -nr squaws came into camp paa>
Ml . .-Vr.otn. and received presento of clothing
gnd .,r m tbe Peace Commiaaionern, who
aent ont a mcsbage asking tor a talk this morning, at
a pfliat about a raile froui our pnket line. Lafer in
_ke vm-.TiL' BotmB Chariey came ia and told tbe
lo take his g?n, aa he did not intend to gf
back auy more. The pn kt t hf?flht him in and
taekhun to thl tcnt of Gen. Canby, where Cbar
^. i,. ? -i al the tcnt of Frank
B night. Tais morning Bopton
Cbarley came m aud reporwsl thal Capt. Jack and
Lomrniflsion onf
bU, ti.i ... i BoiniB Cbaricy
ti_>-i m.riut.-t a horse and start. d for tbe lava bed.
I ? it au hMtfftftM thefcf dcpatture, Gen. Canby,
Mr Dyer. I - .. Fran_
Riudle an.i his squuw for intt rr -' (1 tor
bm flppqifltad, clooely watehoi by the signal
officcr. Lient. Atlain*., fl c lull
- - be camp. Cpo- I :e place of
moetini.', Mr. Mcacliam flBadfl a ihoii speocii to tbe
.nby and Dr. T
l_en Cvpf. Jach mail ._ for Hot
and ftrttoawooi, i mw oeeopied by
I ? '!? acham
? is not possible to give him what he
i3oh_MchiB told Mr. Mflfli hflflt to say no more,
? Jach
behiad tbe otbers, {e-claimed. "All
.ui BBapaaiacap
., krsl his : -. aud
fii-d. Gaak. Canby ftll dead, ahot utiiler tbo eye.
.iiaxben abot Mr. Meatbam in tho ebouldcr
aud beait, bul bo ie still alive, tbouiib not
ei;x-rteii M suxvue. Dormm Cbarley aud anotbt-r
kili.tl Dr. Tbumaa. Hooket Jim
taraad
upon hun pis'.u ia haad, Jim raa, aud Dvlt n
:::p. Kiddle waa ala. -
aquaw both flflflapflB
The alarm w;ta promrtly triT-i n. and tbe trcMipa
were under arms in a n rnoA-ed forward
at the double fjuiek nuder eoaunand oi Coi I
TV'v are now about a rnile in the lava bedu. lytne
r arms. and Bffl -night
amlt-r cover uf tbe darkncas. ihoat
BO - . Liera who can be bnuurht mto active _
and it .? bi iieved tlny w.ii BBBB Bfld tbe Modoi
war.
BTOR OF THi: MES8A
rATAL TRC8T IX TIIE Mi IXK.S?BUaiDWKNT) OF A
ratTTLESS COXFEiiEXCE? IMB TWO
raa co__b_98.oxer.-: shot lx cold bl.m u?
T-HX lXDlA.NS EftCAl-E TO THKIB f_flfl_B
E1TTEH FEELXXG AMOXG TILE TR
Lava Bed Camp. Apnl 11,1 p. m.. April
12.?For several iiayt paet there Lave been aflkdi
made by tbe Peace Commissioners and Gen. I
to obtain an int4_view witb Capt. Jack a::
.? cbiefa of the Modoc band. The pansi"
peaoe aeemed tofbe better, as .rders had been sent
from Waabington to tbe Feace CummiBsitn).
mve tbe LudiauR. if ni*'4*?arv, a reaervation in tbB
neifbbc_hrK>d Teeterday evenmg Bm.
easMiD, and aud tbat Capt-Jatk, scbtmv.uii). aud
three or fonr othera would miet tt flaaia
aUmera on a spot near tbe lake. about thl
of a nule from camp. Bogua Cbarley stayed m our
camp all night. axtd in tbe moming BflflflflB Cliarley
?kf' came and aaid that everything wm all rigbt. ae
Capt Jack waa oom.ug out to moet tbe Com
NMflMMBBi
Between 10 and 11 u'clock thia moming tbe Peace
Comnuaeion party?compnsing Gen. Canbj/, A. B.
Mcacham. Dt. Tbomaa. Mr. Dyer. Riddlo tbe int.i
preter. his aquaw. and Bogua and Boaton Cbarley?
wentout t., ?!?.? (leasrnated sm>T. Vhere they met
Capt. Jack. Jobn S. Lom bm, Black JLm. ^cbatk
Naaty Jim, Ellen's Man. and Hooker Jim. Tbey had
no guus witb tbcm, but eacb c,-_rried a pietol at his
belt. Thia, however, waa not much noticed, aa in
previoris intervicws they had bad tbeir gnna with
them. All aat down ;n a kmd <>f heMMB circle. (?._
Canby, Mr. Meacbam, and Dr. Thoinas tugetber
?- y Capt. Jack aud .Schoniinu. Mr. Dyer atood
by Jatk. boiding bin horae. witb Hooker Jim and
Sciiack Naaty Jim to hi? left,
Mr. Mearbam openod tbe talk. atnd gava a long hia
tory of what tbey wantod to dfl tor thom. aiter
which (ien. Cauoy and Dr. Tbomaa l>oth talked for
aume uuir. Capt. Jack thuti tair.-d in un appa
rently aenona strain, and wben he tinishisl. Bte]ip*s(l
kack to the rear near wherr kif-rham'a bor>e flRM
kitibed. Joiin Mhouciun ti.en bega ilk, aiul
Wrile he wae speaking, Mr Dyer heard :t cap mis*
inv, and looking around. aaw Capt. Jat k to Ius left.
with bia piatoi jMiinted at < .en. Caiiby. Tbis tvm tbe
aignal for a geueral m_s*_4 r.. aad a flfflBM ahota
were firod within half a uunuto.
Mr. Dyer. after buaring ihe cap miaa tire. turned
aad waa followesl cloa*-1> by Hooter Jun. who hred
two ahota aft.i lum. Dyer. finding Jim gaining ou
hun, tiurnad and drew his dernnger. wbereujKin
Haoker retreati-d and Dyer raatle bu way tu the
eaaap Capt Jack firou again on (t?a. Cauby axtd
IhiaeUlMiflM- wBaaTket-ajiJttUaowaMd.
lnatantlv Mr. Mivarhain waa ahot at i.v Srhonrbm.
and wnuiuied in the liemi. He trietl to draw hia
demnsrr. when two Indtarm ran np and ktiock.-d
him itowii. Dr. Thomaa waa. killiil aluiuat uutantly
by two pii-tol ahnta in the hcad. BHMDl ran otf. and
it .iiipearM they did not fire af him. but kihoeked his
?xi.iiiw down. Pyer, Itiddle. aud tiie atiuavy ro
turned in BBwfaf to the <amp.
The troops lmmediaivly l.eai to ana*. and a gen
eral iulvam-a- entoied. Col. M.iler iuhI Major Thaa k
morton'a two fcaAwBTJaa aafl le.i(!i:itr the hkirminb
line, and after :iluuit tive nunu'es' rr iini> ? --..-: Mie
brokoo rvrka, BB arrived at the BBBB1 la the ina>?Ha
cr?. In the distance we aaw three uf the jaerpetra
tora of the murder rtinning rmind the aifja of the
luke on their way ha* k ta. their n.ekv faatBtnB
AlMiut 10(i yards to the wewt of the place of BMBaBJ
BBJ found Mr. Meaeham hadly wounded with a pmtol
Bkel "v,,r the left eye. He vvas imniediately atteinl
es; tai and carried biuk for niedical tr.aun.tif. 1'iftv
yanla further wa* the hody of th, livv. Dr. Thomaa,
ivuu- aa um iaae, and atxipTHKl to the waist, l^ife
wa* extinct from pigtolahot wonnds in hi? head.
The hody of Gon. Canby, the hero of many a tiirbt.
waa stnppod of averv veatute of r'othnik,' and lay
?iMIBl 10O yards to the south-vTePt. with two pmtol
aiiot woands m the head. Pauptng onlv to aaB .-i
glanre on tbe Ixniy of the BBB they hoth lov.-d
aud rehiuetad. tlie troops daehed on and the two
leading liatteneewere within a mik-of Uie umrderen.
when the bugle *x.und. d a " halt." Lieut. Qm BBi
Maiur Wright'*- rompanies nf the 10th Intantry aOBB
bi-htnd the artillery and then eame tho cavalrv
Gen. flillaaB and Col. Qtaea and siatf were ap with
Ha BMa BB H BBBB as they fkxtind that the Indiaim
ii.iil all |ol BBok ta their rim>nguold, the. truopa were
ordered 10 fall biick. and Bftifl lf"fJBaeBB will begin
to-inoTTow or the day B
It waa snbBequently learned that the Iimiaiifi had
att,.i k. d i.'ol. MaBBBa i .mip on the east side of Tule
Lake. tariiKtiinLieuu-nante Boyle and Sberwood. who
hatl wandered some bM yards ontsido their picket
line*. Lieut. S'herwood was shut throngh the arm
and leg. but Lieut. Hoy'.e eaeaped witbont tujury.
Both otficcis fjot safeiv b;xck tai th.-ir eaiup.
In jiistiie to Riddle, tbe lnterpreter. and hia
aquaw, it ehould Ik> BaBkBJ that they li.nh wani.-d
Bea CommiRsiouere and Gen, Canby not to
trust imphcittv m the l:..!ians. and fuddie add.-d.
" If they will go I waah iny hauda of all blaine. m
the ma
The mardL-r of Gen. Canby has thrown a (rloom
ov.-rThm ramp. and cre.ated a feciing .n th?- ir-s
ai IJaimnn tbal wiH aaaef ai.ittcr reriB*aiiai Lreta
tlieoo txeacherouB cavages. N>. otficer waa more
raally lattpaoaaJ aad eaaaaaBotl than Gen. Caaay.
Hi aaa a line CbibBBb iaitkffBTi itliea
in the dil uarge of hiH dtityT For The p.iat few days
, l.it'iod and fed theeve Indiana. givina them
l.lanketa, food, and tobaceo. The other day he gave
Ilorton Charlet money out of hi? po.l;, 1.1 ? i*o aud
iuiy taaiini Bt the sutl.TH. When the BqoawaOBBM
.itup they nished to Gen. Cmbv, and wenf
bai k lauin with provtsionB aud calico. Vet, Un- ar.ii
aaa thab alaoaB bbaI aoali I tor.
Dr. Thcma* wap the most earaest aml Lh B mem
her iif the i-Vaee Commi.se.ioD. .iud uever heaitated to
eo tomeit theae savagca wLca ht-d.-i-m. d that hia
duty .aJl d him there.
Mr. Meacham B ?till ;n I aaaxfefSBI .'ondition.
siiderinc irom a tleah woiui.i n-arm,
and a piatol-abol enterintr bihini. the rTfai BBf and
g thraa lnche* bbbbb. Ba alaa has an incuW
wutind mi the head wh- '...ina trii d to attalp
Inm.
aorajaauifB Maiaaf raa itraaaBBBaa itack
!.. M v.-'iN'i POfil
Viti-Kv. ? |].. A;'r:i J ?? f. BV- H. C. Tieknor.
w!n> l.toiiLrlit the titli. ml (li.s[iati'iie?. l.tt headti'iar
r-rtlay. He said that ordera had
iuat been iaBiied for an advance along tbe whole line
u. to-xLiiy. The plan wibB to ulvauee slowly.
talung everythinbf; aa they w. ut. haviug water and
BarBaBMBB with them. In tlna eaae it may be two
daya be?i)re the troublo ia ended. It ia preaumud
Brematna of Gen. Catii.^- aaalOaaBfaaaaMBaa
Thoraae aillBBfxBWBUBtl to tir.s plaaa, and thev
sLonJd aiTive to-morrow nvtrme lizne. A.'ouii
haaa at le'elee*. to-nianl ta ' loa. i atqaar
ttrs. xvith diBpateii - ? BBBOBVafl.
I.- ii Baaasa d lhal Bow inoad Charioy andCnriy
h.-ad D>( tor were with the Indiuna BBB atiacK.-d
c,i. m ,,.n. aad iuat BB- Bataak ? -- i
l.iiud io attraxt the att.-ntiou of - . from
-i-eren.-e BBtWOBB I BBi .'.ha BBal BB BBB and
the pBBOC ( T*** ' '?'
EMF.NT IN CafkUTODIIA AUD OlBGOlf.
., ,h?TIIK '? I'Al.LVIN., ' H'.U.Y Bl>
.\ " I v
- . Apnl 1^.?The newa of the mai>
SaiTe ol Ihe HodBC Peace ( onnniaHioners iTi.it'
ni.H -!i ?xi ita.ment her?-. The poiiey <d iLiiiyuir with
. . daaoanoad by all
rlaoaeB ?'l prH.pie. The laOf t. aaa* ? eourae waa
-ti it< d in Arizona helun , .n ihe Krooka caiu
paign.
ts JACKiCNVII.;., r
!',Y.
Annl kX?TkB neWH of the BaBBMB
Canby and Dr. Thoraae, cansed p
-i .lackaonvlle ?o-niirht. Tlie :?
loud in their denum i ktiofl B
1 hold liim iwBponBnle. Ra was inmg in
?? ?<v.i:ik'ht.
in TBffli BBBBT inm
VniKA. Cil.. A.iril 1^.?The newa of the hornble
maeaatre of Gen. Canby and (' BBBaBBMBBar Thomari
haa 1'iiu.M 1 B gi'.ctu ovet the antaTI OBBIBianity, and
scrtement. An intenae feflii'b'.'Xisti r;
iBaaVae bbBbM new taaaiae The aaaiaBf2*aaf they
bbI that not ana s.houi.1 be iaftta
this lerrible masaacre. By many peraona it
Ikal lh-- iiJi'is are utterly atBiarate, will
iight till tbeir laat man fails, and wiil : ..t .- ave the
cavos m the lava bBBB. Hy othera ir B l.eli-v.-d tha:
iniiiie their . will l.eirin
ar,.l,: ..uu all the weak paiTie- uf wlnti-s
they encounter. _
THE NEWS I.V WASHINGTON.
IBJB ..r.Ni.'iAl. FEEi-ivc. A..AIN-1 taTJ ffOAMMt IXB>
Il V ? TT1E MOIMU - BJ -7 BB ?*?????'lf ?'!' ??
? ibi aavoarri bbubivbb hy raataiaaaaa
DKi'A-.TMi.N i?vxiiv raa bbbcb otajao
tVAS Al'i*"i> ;->:!>?!:: I BiTtafl
. iBBf I HAK'.i ? BIWIfllllUBI BBB
OOWikV'l vn? -.
|BT TI.I.k..KAI'll T'l T.li: TKIll'
Wasiilm.idn. Apnl 13.?The u?"-vi al ihe tr'-ach
erotia m.irder ul (.' n. Catii.v hv Cnpt. Jack horntiod
the peopie of Wixahinirton. t<i-.l..v and eaflt a , loud
of giooni cspecially over the officera of the army Bka*
I aafaaBitBl tfaalaai otfi'er'a num'-rougper
rxonai frienda. It B BBI BflBBBB BaBBT thu Fndian
lasace ptilii y haa ev r p ?-. .'-d. and BB frienda are
very appre.1.' 1:1 BBB rev ulanm of feeling
that will now take pia.e in the Eabt. and the m
.reaec-d clamur for ixt.iminatiou that ?ill
come up Imm the bonltr. will make it difli
cult tomaintain the poluv that the PreMdeat haa
been att. mpting for ab'iut fmir year* to mrrodnre.
Tka feneral aa-ntimei.t in VaBBaf4BBa to-ila.v ia that
Capt-Ja. k'a band miut lee al la Bl*?-*??, and lha
repoit that dru. >heiman had ordered that in the
porsuit ef BbB M"d'-ci no priaonera shotild be takeu
and no qnarter giv>n haa BBBI re, er-ed vyith ex
preMloI.a nt aaLiida
Cowan, who ha?. dunng the pant
twu ?.arr> maxle aeareful BtaBaf of Iudian Adaint,
had uot. thu. altrrtioon. tei-.ived any infoitnatiuti ,n
legard to the tr.a. herj ..i Uie Modoea, exrept what
.,! * eii in ihe irioni.iikj uewhi>a|iere. He aaid
thal atter the fitfht earlv la?t Winter, ia which the
Lniteal t*tat4.a tmop* w,r.- defeated, the (iovern
meut, at the inatauce of promiueut uien from (iregon
wk*> wore Oboo ot WaabiuMtvu kuaaie tho tust aa
I pn.ache*. fo tbe Indians for tbe imrTWr-y of scttlinir
I the Modoc difln iiitiee in a peaceablo way. Thia
conrse waa also aalviaod by all of tbfl leadrng Armv
, BBBfflfi f/lM had BMlhJpalai ka BM batti.- m
who w.-re famiharwttb tlie MflfMfl <>? the MBtfO
verav. Sereral of tbe ofticers rvrot.i priTate lettei-H
1 to fricnda here. rxpresriti- flhfl -Bffl tliat hat-li
?BkfMtM Avoulil not be rewirted to. One of tliem.
? Capt. M.lsoii. m I btter w!m h Avas nhown M
tary Deluno. exprep-wil tbe opinmn tliat thawholfl
trou'i.li bad BriaM imt of tha had MflflMfljMM al af ttto
Iii.hau .;_cnt. who had nndertaken u< carry ont the
onlcrof Uu- Dflfaft-Bflfltk i-'ivcn Bl accordancc witb
? his own suiurest: ui. in an offenaive manner. The
?-?iiiBB ? I thfl Poaea I luuntasiuii aaaa MflMffld hg
tbe < ltizens of ' ireL-in atIiw were then here. and were
i men ui iihorathe:>c<.pleof that Baatfl bad ,-nn.
C.rn. Cnwan say* tliat !u- had notbiitL' to do witk
{ tbe inatt.r until alumt foiir BMfefl Bf* when Secre
' Tar- lxi.nu. wciit to N.w-Vutk. Attbatiiine ron
, si.l.-rat.le __MBtk_a__ea hail been expres*e<l with
thl laBOl CoiuiaiKMon. and On. Cowan
Sccretar.v DfllflBfl M BTttl a lettcr t4. G.-n. sberman,
Mk-BI '.hat QflB. Canby hfl fla-flBfld M take fltflMflfl
ol the eiitire negotiationa. Gen. Canby had tbe con
fidcnce. aa well of Ihfl Wir and fndian Dcparrments
as of OflB. Sberman and t%\ the Premdent. Secretary
??? s letter waa at OflBBi tak.-ii Ifl Gen. Sberman.
and Be, aci ordinglv. ta-lcgrapliisl to Gen. Cunb".
Gen. Cewaa savsthat M is alninat lmpossibio to d'
cidejuat how far to kfo m negotiat.oiis vutli the In
diaus. ThM ia not tbe tirst ume tbat tr-ai hercis
aU4.Uli .'.... i : BBM Comuiis
aioners. Santanta and Big I.-"'- Ha Apach.-s. wbom
Fresulcut uratit aud BaOi Mff K'i.1110 rcentl"
..I tbe CJovernor nf Texao to purdon.
aitcmi'tcd a simibir tr-ach.rv upon Gen. Shermnn
* .tu j i ars ago, but the latter waa two well prepured
f..r timm. Gen. Cowan fl-9-MMd irreat surrcw at
thi deatli "f Gen. Canby. aaIi. in be 'OiiBiders oue of
the best if not tbe fflfy n.-st otriccr -BBBUBfO-Be.
il,. .i.uihte.i if any other had au BMflh tbe flflBBBflMMfl
, f ttMkkift-. -r .-. ixtni BriUtaiy ? Boata. c-u.it Jaefco.
t.and roi.tatn. only ?1 m.n iD Mld, _ad MMrJ are aa
mmeb di liaed h oay I idiaai Ma Tbey dxeaalike
va'.ite _ien. and many <?f thflfl speak En?b?b :!.
Gen. Cowfl .... uut a
1 war of axternmation BfBkiaM tbe Indiaus. tlioiiifb ln
- bat tlie troope will baveeiinaiderable rroul.le
?' !n' .
gfv. iHE-afA-n vir,.v'..
I1S TIIINKS tiu: BBB "F tiie ffllflflfl POUO. H
000 |BP I IMI ITBiT POUCT I" Bl v-orTED
BI riiK AflMl ? 1-flB.BBBBT DfTBfl.
FFJU7-4?BBB. i'A.WBY'9 IfllXflflMBB?flBnBI OF
il:uMl.N_XT ' r ITCI.iLa.
[BT i-UtOB-f- TO TTtF. t_IM
WAflnflXavraa, iprll l8.?43aa. Shan-fM speaka of
tbe ileath '? :by witb much emotion, not
,1 a th :u! ."?:.,,? ' n. Bl paid the higheat
eentpltmenM to hia deeeased friend. Ho reirardcd
him M I - :? ? :?L-ers an.! |
men Bf ' ! !ie sanl bis death wae a Terri
t,lt. B;;i: m QoaflarpaUay in Imltan atfairs.
ommand of
tho Depariiu : ? af OBBgaa hMBBM be was <le.-nie.i
tbe v.?" ti for *be plat-e. He - aseool-tem
pBted, bta- iini |.? l-BiM
which ihaily titt.-dh:m !or :
witb rhe ladiaaa. H.- wa? a bum ai ?
minis' jf 'be
?l.-partnietiT bad beaa hiihl idad. Oia.
Sbennaa. ::i MBBBMB fl tfe aO '? ? 'f tbe
Arm.v ' toward wa.u ::.. y oaD tbe
-
know BMire about tbe Ladiana _baa .
tli.-v kiitiAv .a tobedoaewtth "um. Tliis
haa be- "i l'?ne at l_BM MrtBBM Ihfl
aiul I.iT.-j-ii.i L2..tiartm. uts. aai one that av_? for
years discusrv. d b_ i ..ngreas betefl thfl i'( i
wau b ? rtdaa,
..r Canby bM bwb bppnbbbI Nm Qbb8m peboy.
fPaMB it w:u? sutf-estcd to-.hiy tbat Bfl-i occur
BflMfl BbBM probalily end tlie pflflBB P"li'-y.
ShflBBBBB sneennk''.y eanl. " Of conrae
. "
s.ut aa to rcmt.nstr.ite and Hakfl peaea. Wl
ui!.. s lie.uli -a.ii.1.1 aot baveoo
,--.ir:? t 1 ..11t f i tii- icy. lle was fa
niaud of tb.- Division and I'cpar'menr. doing tbe
iad was .l.r,-. bad M MflflfM
IbePeaet ConuniB .ul tbem in tlieirefforta.
In inun- thia sen i. >? ha ITM sbot, That ih all of lt.
IMDOl
MOdllfld. J be airnv was Mfl -
tbfl appxopriationa io<4iiiiad fdcauiBtatniaf
Tbe A." :.? n -. thfl
tgivel
.-?lUellt, but lt collbi
otlu-r aa
He'
vth tha h-diana, aad thal
(.ni. i.v'Hi. before Ont BebeOhm, ?rhfle ht MBaakBad
iBknat. harl mnrh trrrnMf nflfhtiai
the In.ii..a- la ' bM b-caiuy. Tb. ,i
M .fective _tni uu-ir manuer flf VBBB-M to a<lv.ui
-nem tbat at tirst little profe-redr) was
maile. Tbe lava beds are un tbe trorder of a -mail
lake ,-? -nanv Bhaaea. riie hai
uiake sti'h " ks wa* pnail.le. and
praflaed doaely tbey would take iu tln-ir boata and
? -l.iiuis. Bhi aM ba to4
. ?
v be BoaM reacii thfl islaiuls.
care and triniblc b ? I ba boOdi
aataaad Mflo-pflftfl-i thafli iera_f 'he lava
?tnaiu .-. BB .
duly leBBflhad iu tbe lake aml
tbe MaaBBk WM. tb-se l>o:it.s tbe
isiainls flren 'iisily MB
attai kcl fr.m aii BBB BBd
-berman eai'l tbat f.en. (.ill- tu woold hera
? miiiiiiid thl tr.''i
wijo baas ri-tuniod (tM iwu li
;- will resnme thfl BM
and I'.-naitii" ?'? I- ia ? ? ?'- I I
Sbi-nnaii s i "iiversatoit:. 'o-.tav. tbal .! bi ImmI ?
terfcre.1 witb bv tbe PreBMBBM, tbe war BflBU
Modeca will be puameii iu auch a uianner aa to
leave no donbt nf tbe pewflf and MaOBBBM of the
armv. h havintf been auggeatetl to lum tbat per
liapa Gen. Canby oiik.Lt - " u more iliacreet
tiuia :., harehaM bagollad brtethfl haadial >he
enemv. <?en. Sberman aaaWBBBd Bttfe much earneet
neaa: "BatGan. ( Bahy, "M|i moM raflMMhar, a_fl
not in his BfflBtty aa a -.ulier, l,ut as a IVaue Com
misaioner. Hfl Avas eaoyinfl BBl bia laflflfM
\- i -"idii-r he would BflRfM have been ln- ,
riurh a bap "
?Jti*i_- ti.e Aiioriev-i.eii.ral. w_? well
ai ijiia.nted-vttb all tbe white men att_. ked. Hfl
says he tbmks the tirst miatak.- .n deaBafl B I
Indians in tliat I ouatrv laflt n-movalof Meacham
from tb.- anpynntendeucy of Iutliauailuirs laOa -
'.'n- lad-MM Bflfl
MtM ? iftkla ?- - laflkd fai thfl maaaacre. witb
aa bum hfl ^vaa well atsqtiaiuted. He think.s that from
thia time on there will be a very ngid pohcv. and
tbat tbe tioops will bh.a.t or hai.g BfB_y ludiau
i-anght. Ia eiunmuu witb ai. tbe rtaidaatl of tbe
Paeitic roast who bave h^d practirai expertenre with
tbe iniliaiis. the Attorney-G.-n< ral B BflaMf un
Irici.illy toward tbe '^tiu_er polirv. He aaya tbat
tbe Preaulent was Mfl] inueti atlatbed to GeU.
Caahy, aud tbat whe_i the latter was ordered to
Oregon the Presideut told him Judge Wilhamb, who
waa then tu the Senate from QMfltfll tb_t bc bad
?arnt bun tbe lieat u.an m tbe serviee. Auother gen
tleman in one of the logheat ofrliaal poaitiona n m
favor of extenuiuatiiig tbe whole Indiaii tribe. He
aaya that Gen. Caahy * life waa worth more than all
the IndianA in tbe land. and that they unght never
Tobegivenan ..pportunitv to r.-pealiauth a deed
a* tbey have cummittod. He waa thoroiighly fa
MMMB with tl.e lndiaua. and had watcbed the praa
tct pabcj aarafallT M-> kooaM aMTiauaa fBj
that a cang of hojae thievr* wonld bo prefer.ihle to
Quakera in deaLing with th. Imliaua. From evry
axiiine i:omt.-.s prai.se ut Gen. t'ant.y. No offi.er ever
BB (luty in W ajihingti.n waa ao 'lopular M he dunng'
thu war. He wa* lnng in commatid hen\ aud waa
one of the uioat tniaied axivinfrri of Stauton aiui l-m
coln. *
Vlr.WSOr' PUUlasOr IHCqrAKKRrOUCY.
1 raaaa ? "I'aky.'I- raa istkhh-k rf2xaaa ..kn.. a.shy
RP.iPONNIRLK?THB MAITHK N'.W uOT uV HIM
. vIOMENT? A (Jt-IKT MLl'.TiM. Of I'HIENDS OF
THi: I'KF.MIl'N I - I'OI.II Y.
IMT TKIJiiiHAPTl Tt. TBT. TTUBmnt. ]
Wx-'iim.i i.v. Aprtl ::: Ba IBaBTj ? liclanoaaya, ui
retraid to the uiurder of QaBk C.uihv l?y Capt. J.u-k
1 that there ie no doabt that the wkala trouide eaaaa
' out of an Bwawkaaaat atteropr, to taai Capt. Jack's
i bbxtid upon a Baervation where it wa* almoert lmpoff
' prible for them to remain. He had no ?loiibt that
C.ipr. J ii k waa n?-!it m hia a*ae.rt.ion tliat neither hu
| nor hia band waa a partv to the treaty under which
thi- alta mpt to removo tli.m waa mado. The
I tar.v aays that hiu attention wa* aot called to the
i niertt* of the rase until iifter the troubie e.arly laat
Winter orcurrcl. Then the ollii-era of the armv
and peopie from Orcgon. ^h.. aara .ainii.ar with the
Baaiaa aaafawsa aml who aara ia w ihiuiiirton, all
1 a d.ilereiit iii.idu of procediire. Meriem.
Mcacbam and Appleitatii were then here and wro
recomuieiided to the >>?< retai v :xs pro[i> r men to BBB>
' stitute two of the Commiaaion. .Seeretary DeLmo
i aavs that he dui not know them, but they a*nared
I him tli3t thev were .uriuiiinted with theae Indiana,
w,re completely in their conlidence, and that they
i c,.n!d BB into tha BTTB bBBB and arrnnge the whole
| ililhrulty. Aftvr thev had Baaa fur s'veral weeka
i vainly atteiiipiirg u, BBBBBBiibB laumethiiiir, the
?onv iaced that they did not BBfl
1 aa mu, h induence ae they had [tretendexl to have,
and that :h>-v vx.-re 81 ul.-ntly aftaM fo veuture batB
the Lava beda.
He then dist ox'i-red that M< i. him Bai BBBB one
of those who bad reconiuiended the rcmoval uf Capt.
I .lac'k. ar.d that i rclat.n of Anpi.kJBBI wa* an. f !u-r.
Ha then *af*aBfaaaal t" them B bB La eaaaOBri aitb
(aaa. Canby. aai '? le iiothini? witbout havinu; con
lalteii Lim. A:'er-v ir'i. Applcgate and C-ie-e, iwo of
?he (iimn.i'fiioner*. re-iinii'd. fhe fonner atating a*
ibc-.n that hia re.lati P| hikd bBBB conneeu-d w:th
' th.- ongin (.1 ti.e tr-uilile*. aud that aa the Cummia
i,mi-x ia i.i.-kiui tu IneairBaB to ?aBteaaaeal the
1 oiithreak. he did not conaider it lelicate to aenre.
; Their pheaa w.-re liiled hy tho app. ?'
I and Thomaa. About thu sanie time
I'aiiby w .ia riven romplcle eOBtfaTBl of the
whole matter. Ita Cumniisaioners were ordered to
-e'ni Bl talegram.-, ev, n to the Intenor Departinent.
withotit ?miur.ittitiir them to him. aai Aaa. Caakf
.-?-??n fml power to BBBI BBaBBB ot the
Commiaiion and to appoinl otban La their plas.-s.
.unl. .:. -linr*. -uinmandintr ae ha did the tTnope;, and
bllUg al the head Bi Un- 1'. aee I !!i:u.s.si,.n, With
plonary p..w. rs. he waa entirelv rcsponaihle for
bbbj 't 'iu- " ' b ? ? B Bai
BBBBB B Uei ad that the disant-T haa occurred
untk-rthehe cirenmatanoea, and not while themarti-r
wut in the han.la of hia depar'im-'.t. He had, this
I'mn from the 9nr
viving menib.T of the Coiimusaioii. but waa in
luiiriy "xpa'cT jtiofi of a teleg un. Ur. DakaBI has
aBBBwitk G.-n. Shcrman and
? ii. now Acunir Sccrt'tairv of War.
I but ioaa BBfl 'i sidi r that his iie,<;i:r:iient ean have
1 anvthnikf furthc 1 I 'he BMaaBav He thinka
?hat, uext to the loaa ef vaiu 'hia diaasta'.r
' 19 moat to he re.Tittcd BaCBBBa it will revive tlie
feelintr. in the cuiitry :n EaTOt af a pohcy of ex
ttTmiii:it...n.
A meettnif in favor of the I'r.-i.'.nr - p*-:im BBiaBT
LawtkOBB tt ' 7?'-i..L'h'. , taawBwf
Dclano, (.en. liowaid. <."iiini.-si.uier ol Lidian Af
lairB Smitli and Fr.-denck Doiigiasa would apeak.
The new-, from I 'r.-kron threw a aBBBBBT upon the
meetinit, and aaBaBBaDy uta.u the BBBaaBrB. ">en.
Howard hardly n-fernsl to the mnrd.-r af i-'-n. CflB
hv, and had no reeoiniiie'i.l.it:-ii to ma!..- inraBBfd
to the futtire Baataaail ai the llodBta.
ComDiia-ioiii-r Siliith d.'tili.red t.'ie 'r<-a.-h.-r
! durt of Capt. Xaak, and BBBMBaUf d-l-i I
-.vhidi hl ? autu ed .i .
liatr.-d toward the Indians.
Hethiuirht tl.at tba pi-ople uf tlie Kast euiild now
appre. ..lie -HUlu-vv liat the fcclliu' ttt taM BBOfla un
raVt. imi d-.d aot ieabl tkal if aa aara B pH
similar B0W1 BOBfJ 'iay vv BBraJ - lutle
love ta tha Iii.liaiiB aa the vV.-aieni BBOall have.
At the riame time he hop.-d rhe poofla
th.v made np their tiiiiida to
rhrow asi.te ;i:e pr.-s?'nt paliey,
? d they were IBBBxJ ta ?9 baek ta the ald ;a'li.-v of
plund.T aiul 'el aaatk which had ?BOB the ludiiiu
. itti-e in fhe p.iat BBoh a naii':.,. '? ation
I to which .t wa* atr.-mpt-d to nmove Iaa B\odoea
aai BBftaaita tbaa. It? great t*afaiiea BaaaU
,- Bfta th.Te
..1 this,
( he thotiirht that if the | I B t ? ? ? .r i
ai.pp?|ina:,d ta thsB9 iia.l BBBB .d'.vavs BOBrBtly
-? ? tiiili WOtlhl lliive ha-i'N Tli.u!.' more
?i'.". aiul tBB preae-nt troui.le w,u;l.l BOt have
..ei urre.l.
l'n il. D'iii-'!..-i thoiiL'ht that the oulv ? . I
th.-Indiati aaarJae Bttaaeaa af baa
bIbbbaaapea^aaaai irom a;
:.iibt. _
ll [AL KECOKI) QT IHE ITUl
l.l-l- x . I'KIFI.I) AM' ' OL. '.II
! -A11MV OBDBB A.NN-- ?? iM.Y's
U.4-I1N..! I Apitl Kl.-The folli.wing mthe.hi
r-.-ce.v.-.l at the afftl.I Ihe Aujuiaii!-',
ot the Ajiuv :
11, v ???,: t.lTI ll' lHVIil'iN Of 7111 I'v II!'. I
Apnl 13. Ki. )
B T. sm.Rvia.s. BaawMaakB Tlu :,,:.,.w:ng rr~
partB .:ii iniini'T tiaa Baa baaa
I
I ,,t tlie M, : . re ua their BaaOBBtf Uaa
nirr te!. BBi BBBB lo ,..-ar *ooo aai be u... mado an enii
/. M B ii.i.'ki i-.
Maliir-lit-Ueriai ' ouiniauJiiig.
The Mowinc '' As.-ist.int
Vdjutant-tteneral. Depanment of California, trom
tka Mod.?c aaaoditlafl i
w.ta the Peace ('mjimia*iuner*, went to
m,., t ? BBfl ii, aille in fr.uit uf the cainpat
BB BMBBaBB. -Vt l.Jd ;.. ? rtJeer, wlii.in
,.i ratrbiog tbe roafarenre, irportajd flnng. t'pon
aaekfaaftBi bbbb BfaaBBaa ItaaBitaatBBB.OBBBy
<n.l tbe !x>v- Dr Thornaa Ixaal tHseu killed and Mr.
aeacbaa woanded. Theutner (',i'i.tiilx?l n.r. Mr l.ver.
.-?4-apenl iiutiurt. I saal al ome comnieU'- aci.^a ai>era
tlou*aaTaln*t the I At.yi> BtaaxaBB,
. '.ii.mrl Pintt Tavalrv ( uiuuiauuiua:.
Datrd at r<vrnp touth ue Tulr Lake. Aprtl 11.
-ii'iilax "tlu .al re[a,rta vx.ie aba IBOOitBi BJ
Aaaiataut A..,i:tanT-Gen. r:il f7. D B hipple. at tbe
Amiy Headqnarteni, trom Aaiistant Adjutaat-Gen
,-rai H. < iay W,.od. at Portland, OrafBB. who haa
been advifced by Col. Gilleui ..f the tiogciv
Gen. s-'berman haa t.lcjfrjphed to in-n x hn
field inatrnetiona to move the entixe f..r. .? .t "tu ?
paaa the Indiana. ..? n. >..erman bad likewii.
., ,r. i :he following order, announeing the u.-ath ..1
iien. Canby. whieh wiil be protnulirau-tl to-inorrow :
BBA3&QI .kBTI.Ka I tBI tBBf, '
WAaiiiMiTo.N, D. ('. A,..-:. 14, MII
BBBBBAl Oi.i.iki No. 2:?H a*7k.n i.etuiiiei the iad
4uty of ll.e itaaaal tu annouuee to the army :he deatli
i.f ?na uf our miHt BBBBBaa *nd ujo?i bonored euin
radei. lirig. (ita. Edward K. 9. rani.r. toinmaudlng
tbe I>ep*rtujaiit nf tne f.'ulumiiia, wa* ua f iidar l**t
Apnl II. ?hot ile?,t tiy the rhlrt, Jm k. while be wa* et,
deavonng to medlatefor tbe reinoval uf ihe Modiara from
tbrir i>re**-nt rorky faatunaa oa BB nortOera ivonler af
CaHfurnl* to a rfiervali.u. wbrra ihe tittxa oould Ue
aaamuiued and prolavted hy tha e.iyU ageata ot the tlay
lhal BBB. a utt aaauul bava beea *Mriaoe4 m aack a
I rauae win eV.T h<-1 aoure uf rr^-rc-f M hh" iMBflflBM Ml
BaflBfla. TM IM (.ener.U truata llutt ali uooil aobUrrs
will >.. . n kuowing that Canby loat hia
life on duty and in Uio cxecution af hn.
: oftlee, for bo bad been eapecially ehoaen and
apisuiiTiMi for thia flaflflflM and .tanicerona inist by
' BBBBBfl nf bl* wcll-known patlenee aml forhearaucr. bl*
] an'ir.- lalf-BMMMMB BBi tldelity U> ihe ? xpieeeai
I wiahea of hl* Ouvernmrnt, ind hia larre < xperiem-e ;n
| dealinttwith the aavage Iuduiu* M Auicr.ia. H? hfli
1 alreiidy (-a.uipieted the ne4?aeary mitltary prepanitt'irra
to rnforee uix-dienee to tbe ooncluaiona of tbe F-are
CuinuiiraioDer*, after whlr.h he seems to have ai-eom
pauied them to a laat oonfereuce with Ihe savajrr
in Huppoaerl friendiy eouncil, and rben- tfin his deatb liy
treaebcrv, ouiniile nf lu* tnilitary iiut*. bM Bllhhfl vlt-w
of 'tie -ltr-.ial atation. At the itame timr. BM
of tbe P<_ce Coinuuaatonera waa killed outrlitht,
and auother mortally wnumled, and a thlrd earaped un
hnrt. Thua perished MA M the kindeatiind MM gcntle
men of thm or any othrr country. whoae aocial eqnmed
his mllitary vlrtiiea. To even iketcb his army history
would pasa -he timita of a ifeneral nnler. and K must
here sufflce U> state that Gen. Canby bflfM lu* milit-ry
career aa a emdrt at W.-st rmnt in tbe Hutnmer of laas.
rraduatiui: .11 1SJ9, since which Uine be haa couliuua.ly
*>-rved 38 yeara, paeaing throukih all Uie RTades to hkflflB
Gcnrrul M TfltaBteers and Brucatiier '.e.tirrii ' 'he !_.-_?
ular Army. He served ln his eariy BM with
marked distinc.uon in tbo Flnrida aml M> x
tcan wars, and tbe outbruak of the civd war
.'oiiud hiin on tluty in Xew-Mexlco, where, after
tlie defeetum of his aenlors he remaiue.t m rommand and
ilefeuded Uie country suceesafully aaatnst ? forti
mroad from the dlreetion of Texaa. AfterwarJ tratra
fcrreii to Uie E_*t to amore aetive aud imoortant sphrre,
lir exerrised variou* hujh rommanda ; and. at tbe cloae
of the Civil War, waa ln chief corninand of the Mllitary
Luvimon of IM <V. ??; M_*lseippi, in whieh be had re
?fltflfli a paiuful wcund, but had tke honur to capture
Mobile aud MMflfll the surrender of Uie Keta-I n
the Uouth-Weat.
Binoe fhe eioae of the war M has tflfflBBBfl
rhnaeii for apecial command, by IBMM M Ma BB
knowleilafei.f law aud civ:l goveruim-ut, bM kuown
- to tbe wiBhei of tbe Exeeut...
nitis devotion to hii profeasion. ln itll of BkMkBMeaa.
eeas was MB-BflB W'hen lauamod by a iuu_ H
career. in 186?. he voluntauiy conaentrd '
maud of tbe Ln-partment of tue Colurnbia.
pected to BBgwy tbe repose ha so much flOVBlai. BM
: Moilor (bfni'iUly anslug last Wiuu-t, aud .: aflflfl flfl>
: tremely deatrattle fo end it by peaceful meanu. ir *rs.med
' muoat piuvi.lBBtMl tbat it abould Ml
- : wiunn tbe sphere of G?-u. '"atibvs
eomiuand. lle n-apoaued to the <-?il 4?f hi.?
.,ovcrnmeut wi:h alacrity, and hus MMBfli with
kpatMBMfl B-flt iflflflrVOi better HUc
en.lis diffrp-nt.from that which Iie an.i bM MM '
1 bad boped for, and he now Uea a corpae in r'ue wild
?flflBtB-M M i.ulifoniu, while tue iik.'htuiu>T Ifl -
IBaBBMH M '-he tartMBMBM coruera of tbo 1
worid. Thoiiifh dead, Ihfl n-eord of his fame B raapk Bfl>
ent with uubie deeds wi.ll done, and no nauu M our
armv n- 71 MM ttaaifl lair.-r or bt_-ber for flM ,
es that comuiand the nniverfltd re-p.-:-t, Msar,
BMBfl) aiul leVB of his countrrmen. QflB.
aafM to bl* country a heart-broken w.duw. but no
BBf BBI BB in'- ? ?-?
aball be paid to his remains, full notlce of which
_".veu a* *ocn as ly* famiiy can he BBkflMBBi aud ar
r_nj|T-r_e_tB coarlurted. By order of Gen. Hherman.
W. D. Wurprut, Ailjutant-i.enera!.
. LN. CANBY'S CAREER.
Ii ifl usele.*- on thia Ea*t*r Muuday, in thi
runUt of a gener tl anger, to quote the auniune B
theOr-t '.".,(1 M lay. But it U tnie. all the same. ??:
? MM Vrers at Tule Lake^ that "theyknew
uot what they did." Tho veteran they'coldly llBflffhMMl
waa not onlv a :u_n of blamelesa BM aud character, bul
M the best friend they had ia the army of thi
Uinted SUtes. He would have gone farther than ani
l >f u:s rank to save them from the conrteqnenoes 0
rtnaee, Bfl had never abared the flerce liatrod o
be Indians aocotnmon on the border. but had alwayi
.. ,1'ud to Uie ?idt of butnanity ln uia dealiniM with them
Ouly tour daya before hu deatb Se sent a .Uspatcb ti
Waamngton. B_M-k read in the tr.iaClc liicht tt afte:
. vuis, abowa plamly and touchlngly both his generosltj
to 'ii* siaw-r*, aud bi* s_L-acloas doubt* of them :
<*I >t.i uoi .|ii.-'.ou tM kiflkf er *'ip powerof 'he .jvn
,-ial (., rei .11,1.' to lualte ,mr an-anseiuent tbat iuav ?
rtiooarlit nruper. out I tbiuk Uiev sUnuid ma..
-. ..ire .1 pernianent peaee. tojretber wit.i
attnent of the Indiaus. Ia my Jiidif
.-auuot bfl
n this lmtni
:iei_Ui'.i'.'i."i. Tue Slodoca are uow aenaible thal
?1 peaee n L..*t River, and h_v?
rlaim ta it. baf wisii M be lefi
H: s Mtaai iloenaa to plund'T anda
prnold ?" lutreat M, au.t was rerused. Ta. -r .1
ime ;u aud have the oppori 1
, ne? buine uut far away, and_tli y art
la the iroiil.le will iood i'" KBdai. IM: th, :t
,-,-ii... iiiii, b ? acUlaOon and dupli<-itv n th.
...tt.it. .I aboul reportiUB uaiu some defiuite
? da"
BQflB. fllwaai Reliiird fltcfgl G-Bbpli eareei
. him to have beeu one of the bravest ant
uu'.t aapflflkMBBi offii'-rs of the l
BTBfly. I ,- iu the mllitary serviee J7 years
aud st-rved witb ,-re.iit in the Mex'.cuu. Indian
?-.. wurs. He was horn tn Kcntucky ln 1819, bul
removed lu his bovBood to Imliana, wheuce, ift.r n
g a IIMial rducation, he was adtm.
?. itary Aeaiaay, WaM IBtat, where, tn .
waa gruiiiflflfld u tlie same ci.-ia* with Gen*. B
I-aai -ti-A.-u-, urd. Pait:e uf Illinois, aud oth.-r .. ...I.na
-. Hfl eiit.-n-.l Ihfl Bflfa-M artuy J
ln the 3d Reiflment. aud
pufulal Cka.MlflflBTj" Bf IMMMtrflaa in the OflM
?. Iu ilan h, 1046. he *?i appoint.-.l t
lu* reifiii.euf. .nd Uiree iiiiuiths '.aler waa ,
tirst DB?taaaaef. The uutbreak of the Mer.i
Bt mto aetive semce. Servina'uud>:
^bo haA-e tb
ictloa aa hu aaatpaaMM ta __>,
he participated in the advauoe on the Mi _?
..-iiav aaktavaty a; i aatnt?i_MChB_*>
i a* at the atfack upon tbr Ue Kni-n rfalc
He re'-eived the brevct uf UaaMBBBkOM u.-l fur bM
.ur eainoaiam. aud waa promoted 10 the fuil
rtuk of .aptaiu iu Juue, lafil, but hav:ntf tieen tranv
ferreil ' I ? .ui ??? u-ra,'. U-partuicut aa Aasiat
ai.t Adjutai.: w:th the rank uf ::eiitrnaut
. ...iii.-l. he re.iu.iuislied his rank iu the 'ine. Iu Min h.
.sAS. he waa appointed uiajor of the 10th U'llta-d Hratea
?.--.-?a o.-vv retr.rnent.and ,n lH-rj1 "''''' w,<1 ?''?miuaiid
,? f rl BrligBr, Utah. where he ha.1 under hia coutml
iHirtlon* "f 'he iA Urak-oons and 7'h and 10th United
Inrantrr. Iie he.d tui* po*t uul.i lo?0, wbt-u be
waa appmnted i-onmi-ndrr of the Navaloe expeditiou
? th. riilian*. aud waa ln command of Fort Lvtl
| vT-Mexic. at the advent of the civil war.
At That .-riUi-al perliKl Mator Canby did not kave Ui*
. in doubt for a atuifie uioruent. Ii" promptly
.id.d w tb the iiatlonalca_?e. aud ever after during the
??. -rga one of ihe most aetive and conspictioiis defend
,.r, ?f tue I'tnon. He reaialeil. in taffd. eibley M bls
lanuaj attemiit to ae'iutr- i>oH?e?*lon of Xew Mexiro,
.od had at leUL'th the satufactlon of seelnir tbe mva.ler
rnreaf. " eav:u_ '.euliul biui," aa he ubarrv.-d ..-1 1...
report. " tn dead nnd wonnded, and in ?lck and pruon
er*. onr-baif M MBOtlaMBllMflBk" He waa promoted to
Uir rauk M BiiaratUer-Aieueral, Mareh, 1981, and after
Trauiterrinic the < otninand of the forcea in JTew-Mexa o.
Uo reuaned to WaahintfTon, whrre he remamed tome
tune. i-endering valoable aaaiatanee to Serretarv -
?1 ibe War L)e|MtrTruent. Alway* ready for g-reat em?T
_eiu ...-, 'ae toaik euuiuiuud of tbr t'uite.l ritaCea troofk* ln
thi-i-:t i aad bartior duTina the draft r. t. u
oui iv ln* eiierttetie measures and re*ilute *arnig
prtitnpt.v supprcBai-.l the noirr* and rratorrd ord. r. 11,.
-, ti.ainwl Uet-e uulli Novauiber. laSJ. wben he reau_u?d
bfl ;ro-it.i'U -tt tbe War Ueparrment.
At the openiiiic; of (be eaiupaiafU of ISS*. 0M I'anby
?! Uie rank of Ma)or-4teneral, and waa p.u> d u
iQiaaian 1 of the ?Ultury Dtvuioa of W-m Mnnmauppi?
a pajaitiou he held uikUi aotac aiou:b* after toa cioae of
th.-viai II:- tirst ai: iu 'bi. fleld nf diitr aaa to tuka
.liarate flfl (,"U, Bauka'* ratreatin. force* at tBe V:, ia
falsya. and flflflBBMl them naf.-ly '.o .N.w o.-iean*. whem.
for whu of troop*. he retnaltied inai tive Uirouf b.ut Uie
suininer bdiI Autuuin of laM, but as *oon aa ke waa
amp.y reeuforced be priK-e.-ded. with aa army of from
jk.i<_ to 30,udo uinii, agamft Xot'iie. whioh. witb u~
aaatitauee of (bt- BflBfli br BMMM_d iu capluniifl. On
iaaruingoi Ihe fali of Rlcbmond. Gen DU-k Tayior BB*
- .1 ii.- tflflflM ?> BMk and hoaUlltlaaeaaaa?
i aiibv reinaiued M rommand uf Bouzlwrn mlll
tary drpartiueiit* until 1MB. whrn be ?a* traaaferred Ut
Waablugton aml reealved (Julv m. IMB) tb? IBil raok uf
Bri?adiiitMt4-aeral lu the raaular ararf Mbaenuentlr
M wa*apwauityda_k*MU*rfjf IM BataMI OMM-BBBBi
' for <1rrld1n_ rlnlm* on fV Wir TVpa-rm. nt. and of *B?
1 bi.ird toprepar.- ;.i:iii? for a -iew bu1.au.4f for ftoe aaion
m | nlaiMII '?? I. ' ?-mliV was more n-.-ently pla.cl Ifl
I eoaituand of the Depurunenf of Col.itnMa. aiwlWB*.
durlnc.Mlaat ?ix moTitl ?"?'' " bnnlf
Mixioea u> acci-pt tke term* otlarad tfcaas hy Uie
.ui. nt. _ -
Gen. Canby wa * r< mirkah'" ItMfaatM of tn offl'-e- ur
i hnib rank aad Di tv-raal ixom *r tt ??
I his profeasiun. It waa very ra iad ,?ui Id near i
-ui ol .un .. i.Uu-r nffl-'-r,. U'
littleambitlonbeyo -ra* i:w.ya *atiea*-i.
: ?<> be, with .inv iio.it.on to wBi'-h fa *
aasianed; and neyrr dunriK iu
?
f..r ii i.i" reoord if g ' ?
lar power "f InwplrinB 'Iie m....
unong uu
Hi* subordins
, . .
kpaareatlf ti- .?
ev. r he t.-iiT. Ha waa the irteal of lur Uum-i'l I
?tO'UoUi -.uillcr? a man rtiii-- -
: Vfurat. Ha waa Mil. slender. sewer<
BIs ove for ut, r aa* one ??( hi? ..
r...f-. ii- waa i oartiael of tM MM
. ... a ?
ireneral reanlt* he aa -hlc-riL I ? - ? ?
.
?Tho i4.lila-tlt .'HU. "11 .ffi.l...
but nerer eordlal. To bi* rl md I
irained the rwbi u? hia mi
_?.-,,,_. i
....,i-,.?i,iu, fr-iu aaiiiina
wblcfl tell '.
enoogB to keep bia tneinoi _?t_a
connlrv i-outained im in< r.
Ihe '? ''?' <?*"'r_
Genarala on tbe aroiT r. |
? heaM taflaw
LAT1
no tMfeaxAjrx cha5G_??ai
?
Bafl Ffl-JB i-''1'. tpttl C3 -Thal ? -
bas bi-en re.. iv.-.i here:
HtAis.i'._H_flM "K ra:' fl
j nu luiua.r'.iiit ? baaaa BMaaM.
I
last aiakt ny lirins .
.
Iln- i"
'
i was want. rl. Lu
-
the unsai. the
Tlu- ?
?
III. lli
iu, ket
-
.-. -v
? ? ?
TBE v.
v - ev oa orra im- on. ..-'..
IS kllBIM
,1...
COB M
The foilowmg brtcf h - "
Indians w:i> sent to ? B BBBBBB bl
In.li.m Affair-, J_n. 16.
Tbe BiM has berri I'm.wn to this ofllei *in<
gtmerai.A- a:.:. endly ' '?
.. relaUoaa ?...
which th<-KL.amaf
'
. ? re
? 1BM protia.ai.'l by I
ti-r the provi.-uum I a
iaf tno ExecuUve order I
Ukereooder, a uact or land.
76?.ooO acre*. *i? -
to tbo trratv. m the -amtuern part "f Ur :on.
1 tembar. ir*c.
i
the _ alii.llbs m.l -:. i
ei-.tlt. The Bodor*. ll
ad, .-,. ,at certaiu Lul.
. .
Cleax _-ke. U in... -- aoutb-eaai
ulormed Mr. Appli
would eoafOrm to blaWTAhea, and .n thi
ra licauon ut li.eir treat; ?
tiou. L>ur:u_ rhu i_Muni{ yrar 4
tbeur hiad cklef
.
aand, however, pr -
where, wtihoui serious oothr
ts6? la the ::it'.r part of 1
?
oeiitanve, n
Uie whole attair. il.- waa, ut
tbr other rhu:' :?? ? i
iad ..i Deeem ero
followera upon ib.- *
uiou.-a trouotea aroee tietween tlu
aud the _:.u: -
are, to tbe .:.
'att.r. Tue Mo.io.s, under
Knapp, Unlted 9tau MAraay. fl !sfl?.
bad reue-ad Mr Apple*
a.iotii. r part ot tiie reaerTBtlon.
'
?
trapa for tM him tlt ol 'beir
Mr. A. B. 54. ' theu 9'Jpenu
Affa.rs foi ' "? k.-:i.pU d ' " v
.?-labli.-biUL' at ' .ainp Yaintx.
reservatlou. a aub-aaency ;ur tbe -
leaviuit tu.- Klamatha alone at
thia mrasup- i ooneerued ui' --
timre | -:im of rtn- tn:*- ui ?
'
.?OL 5tU>elT_ti;CdcUt McJia..m !""""
i.t uf the bauduiiu n-servii .?-. ir *
tbem ne_4 their unl bome. abei. _ '
:.. _over:.rueniai .-oritrul aud r
i ?
onare. lying partly
iu. M?a " **?
' lietlt.
Intbe Summcr ul ie7i. the Supcdnlea
-ulUUcu* Btth the IfaaBBBi *? fl i"
-ti.iuul not m-.l:-ttir...-i untU deflnite acUou waa ?
by the tadla
aud dlstnrt.auce. M 'bc isunna' of HU, Mi. I
: HMflBOfl. d -operlBtandeut Ma I '
- . i
I iiuler the ak-rreu..' I
Bfl 12. 1*7., i .nniiloaar W .
aapt-riutouileut a* fo.low?:
| . i are :n-ir.uTe.| M tJHA
ni"f. i!, If pi " '
th. m I
? i.-y ar>- proparty , . a .
uiaih Iud.aaa.
J . ' .?
I Jo l
u at thi* aaa
?
.. , ...
;n the ?/
uroer for 'heui To _-> usui
made B BM ul SepteMbai ? -.
it wuuid be difflciiit -o ? I bafflia tbo
.ofiiuurncerucut M W.uU-r.
July 8.' omniUiioii.r Wa.li.-r wmtr a* :.i...w*
Y'uur reronimriid ttiiin*. 4o far a- ?? M ?
- -.1. iud v il)
uinve rh'-m '? Uie kiaiuath :?-?
aaatMyeaa, Mifateibiy, if vou i,,...,
? i.i report, in a. "rn..? i ..-v: \ou ? i
exerclaa yotf dMcretioa us - ?
leailers. avoidin* auy uanc.rsaary MBBBBMefflMflM u?
?
ontbe atb uf .NoA-ni',er Mr I ).len.ai ar- .v.sl al tba
K, aaiath rcaervatiuo ..ud apjs MBMB BBBB
?'*pf. JB4 k, ut Saik Rner. ou tb. 27th. T.'ie lu.luua ia
flaatly r.-fuard to du io Siuk liuer. aud Mr Odeaaal la
metllatelf trauaferred t_? wboie -_ar:o i.
Wbiaton. with _ ire.iueat that MflBBOBM 'he .r.T(t.r..f
the IudUn ('ommi-in.aiar. I niaeu* iu the vu .niir iu?v
UB been wnraed uf :_e au|iroa,'U of tbr 'iu..pa., ( ..(.|
Jackaoa, wttb 30 meu, uuiti* laatructioua tiut t.. flahl r?
cttpl ia wlf-defrn*?, arnvrd at tbe i-amp >l Uie M,xi.>r?
on tlie morotni; of Kot t*. Mr. oieu. ... iu r i*a.uug
wbat took plaea. aay*.
capt. Jac_-oB ha* ancednforraod me ttut he rep?at"d
to them all I re<iueel*d him tn aav. aad a*t.i ?vi.ry ar_u
toriit he isoulrt to induee them to *t>. A I proTinai ine:
taataaiahaaVaaaadadol -betn to iay down 'u.-ir irm*.
viin u une of ihe Irailrra, "Srar far-il" (Uiir'-r. ra-a-.l
hia aun, aud. wilb an ._th. Ml! he auuld ki.i une nOV. p
tu hraia wltb. ur. 1 ai Lir.ut. UouU-lle, tt bo w .a in ftinit
i.f hi* oieo. aBoiitina. Tour nii.rt bult-a Uirou-b bl* v-uat
aieeye. Tbn Indlau* all Bad tUrir auua ._ Uicii af_.i.
md a *rei-rn?l lir'.n^ . oiuuieuc,-,l at .it.ce oa iwNi *uta-?.
The battie iaate.t t wo hoiira, wben tbe lu.ttau* eai-apesl.
',ui r.-tortird asa.u ,u tba aitei-uoa aad attaa-bai Uu*
troopa. ji
Dttnnx the duy, 11 c.tiseaa were miu-derad by tM
I udiaua.
A eoapany af Orecoa *oluateera iMMMBflflBBJ la
veated Capt. J*. ka -amp In " B->n. Wnrbf* Ikm" u,
tho lTtb Jaaaary aaeTere battia waa faufbiby Uka Uwapa
under uea. WUe.ttoa. ooaaiaua* of ue reauiara tw*
cowpunle* of Oretron Toluateera. M rlllrMaa af Caiifur
aia, umler Capt. 1-irekild. and a few Kiamatb itidiaaa.

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