Show THE FIGHT WITH THE induni ait CJ G connor onnor and the volunteers who went north last week to look after the indans ind ans on on bear river have in a very short space of time done a larger amount of indian killing than ever fell to the lot of any singe single expedition of which we have any knowledge linow ledge general harney obtained a world wide reputation for a much less piece of work possibly the Cali california forna influence with the war de part parl mert ment will see that the colonel receives that brim brig Brigadier brigadiers adlers a diers 3 commission of which all around him beem teem to think him BO so deserving leavin leaving aside ho holever vever wever the rewards ihal await the victors we shall proceed to the details of 0 the expedition as far as we have I 1 been abe to learn hem up to the moment of I 1 gong to press we noticed in our last issue the departure of the infantry under capt hoyt lloyt on thursday I 1 thi and the departure of the cavalry i with col connor and staff on the sunday evening following the caval rys first ni nights 0 ats 1 march was continued up to brighams Brig hams city where there they rested all day en on monday and left at night for cache valley arriving at bien blen dull durt early on tuesday where they came up tip with the infantry the cavalry rested there that day and the infantry moved for franklin and nort rort northward hward for bear river the cavalry left on wednesday wednesday morning at 4 alc oc ck ch went to summit and rested here there till aine pm and then entered upon the ladt i agh s march B fore daylight on thursday the cie cavalry pissed the infantry and got first to the river about 15 miles north of franklin two companies of the cavalry immediately crossed to the erth side of the river and had hardly got orders before the indians bho sho showed wed I 1 fight in the first fire shooting one of the 1 cavar cava ry y through 11 the head the indians had selected for their position of defence a deep ravine about a quarter of amile armile a mile mlle from the river where they could not easily be reached in front not having a special reporter on an the he fiela field we are unable to give dive in in graphic detail the nh fi att tut ut have hare been informed hat that it was a hard contested bat ie that lasted between three and four hours the first charges ct c the the volun tee deess 3 were very disastrous to them as the indians had bad every advantage and could pick them then roo foO coffas as they advanced after the first repulses the order was given to some of the t ocas to take position on an eminence that ed ehe the minnie rifles to enfilade the ravine gradually the volunteers got upon the red skins and drove dro e them to the mouth of the ravine where a port on of the cavalry met the retreating indians and played dreadful havoc with them in one pile forty eight bodies we e counted and a great many more were killed in I 1 to get into the river and aft T r they reached it we have no official daa from frono which to give figures but it is stated with the greatest confidence con congi fience ence that from 2130 to indians were killed and wounded only about fifteen of the warriors are supposed to hive live escaped several squads squaws were killed and the rest left to take care of themselves best they could the folio sink sing is h list of the killed lilied and wounded of or the volunteers ad cavalry co A killed privates PrIvat ps jam james IV baldwin and ge go rge german girman wounded privates john IV wall john welsh W win I 1 H 1 like lake and james jimes S montgomery co 11 killed privates charles hollowell and john K Y brig brigga s wounded sergt jas cantillon corp philip corp patrick frauley privat 8 michael obrien 11 L fisher bartele C in son john fra franklin frank farley parley harvey smith hugh con CUB nor geo gen B win vin and anti bradley co K K kited lied bug blider er christian smith privates shelbourne C reed Adolphus Ro ie el 1 lf ivria li anderson And ergon erson and henry IV W wounded wro slocum nathaniel kinsey albert X J parker parken benj landis Lan dils riis john johnlee le lee Lep john daley morris atlig walker B D welten bilas C eliuh alm aio za P V mccoy co al killed privates george C cox george IV hoton noton asa F howard and wm divis davis wounded sergt anth annb ny sevens S evens cirp corp leander W V hughes hushes joshua legget thaddeus barcafer barcafe birc Barc afir jr waa win 11 hood and hughes ad infantry co K killed privates john I 1 E baker and aad sam J thomas wounded Wound eoa edl AJ austin E C hoyt privates IV T B walkkr and J hensley about a dozen more os of the volunteers Volun tees had their ft tiet fiet et severely frostbitten frost bitten capt daniel mclean aa ms first wounded in the right band aad and then afterwards shot through the left thigh darwin chase la Is reported very seriously wounded and not bitely to recover M jor jar gallagher oai Gal jagher received a flesh wound in the right arm capt berry was shot through the right shoulder from every statement that we h have ve heard from those who were on the field we conclude that the volunteers must have met the indiana indians with a bravery seldom equalled equal led by regulars Iti stances instances of individual daring are BO so numerous that it would be invidious to give the names of only oaly the few that uny have bave reached our ears we therefore leave their mention for forthe the tha official report the wounded now I 1 hi camp bear on their persons the evidences i of close wo k tike tim greater portion of or the wounded are shot through the lungs and only two cases of wounds in the lower extremities es we are glad to learn that the citizens of the sett cements ahr through ug ti which the wounded returned contributed in every way they could to their comfort the wounded were immediately medlia tely cared for by surgeon reed who was unceasing in his labor and care for them from the first hour of the battle jill jlii til they I 1 reached camp douglas between monday night and tuesday morning 0 dr williamson attached io to the command accompanied by dr disteel steel of nevada territory present here went north on sunday morning as far as ogden and met there the wounded wound and have since been in constant attendance upon them with dr reed col conn conner r was expected at camp douglas di during tring tle eie fie past night ni but we had not learned of his arrival up to going to press |