New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.

From The HerGlI o. Freedom, Oct. IS.
letter from cur friend John w. 5 nj, son OF Dr..
A. STILL who resides on the Wakarusa, dated Leoa-
Lon, Illinois, Sept. 23 De sils another outrageous
transaction for which The Pc Slavery rutans OF Mis-
SCUM are beeOmi, notorious. M. Still states that
be ssrtea down he Mi.sou on board he Polar Star,
from Kantas city on Tu. sdsy the 18th at 10 COM
pary WI h bis ,i.rer and the Rev VIM e. CLARK of
Pc, fsneu'h H., q clergyman of the Wesleyan
Methodist COZ 1on, who had been on tour OF OBJ
s.IvBtion III koDsss, spepdiOg several weeks in me
viciIit, Of Lawrence and who Was returning 10 Ne~-
Hampshire with the view of closing up his bust
ness there and returning to Kansas "a soon a. prsc-
ticsble
On wedresdsy morning discussion sprang up be-
seen M Clark and ruffsD calling himself Childs,
rem Independence, Mo upon Kansas matters and
the SLAYER, question. During the converse N Chids
atkeo Clark bat he would 90 il a black man wanted
to mary his daughter Mr.. Clak replied, al you'd
"sdvise h,r % rjeci him, but if she resolved uponl
il, and could not persuade her TO the % ltary,
SUP pose / should De- compeed TO submit % it,
Upon the Child struck CaIk in the face rope .tin {
hi. blows while TIE crew were crying Kin hin Kill
hin kin the God ID ab0liioDist! HI HI ~
The prosecuting attorney of WysDdot oisrict, Ansas
TeIritor,, wss pr sent, and joined IN he cry.
Afer Chcs had succeeded in beating MIR clark
fsce all TO q mummy aud it was covered with gore,
the captain me sbd landed toe peace and told
Cls,k be- must leave the ooa: Being sill uoder wiy,
and bies lfast being called Chds ioos seat at the
table A moIneIt after Vi. Clark came IN aod TOOK
by the sice of Chfs when he latter arose ana
cir ching bis hsir brose il 10 pieces over Ci>rs
heao The bosi imme ia ely stopped Il q WOO tyard
-rane lot givep-shout one hundred aud sixty
miles ibis size of 81. Louis. The captain ordersd
Carl to leave the boat, viii he did, without bis
ORGY being refunded TO him. and tia last our cor
respondent Jaw Of bin he going up the bank wiSh
biz carpet sack enc arm and bis overcast on tue
Other and bis face all beat TO pisces and bleeding
badly.
Nj Still ststes that the settlement there Of me
most desp< rate character, and expresses much alarm
for Mr.. Cs safety. Miss Still has writ lei er TO
her father as the latter infor red Tuesday con-
frmipg the above statement. In addition to this
gentleman was in town the other day, VINO came up
The liver on the Polar Star who heard the mate re-
e-iedl, boosting OF his exploits with the ID Abo-
ol ISL whose sk uli must have been cracked by the
"seveiiy Of the blow in breaking the chair over his
"fead -" We have examined the E4stern and Mis-
souri papers with much interest to ind report over
NJ Clerk own signature ia regard 10 the t,cs, but
cal find UthiIg. We spprebeosivs that the In
Jury was 20 that proved mortal, ese ne Tell
H. The bands Of those VINO were still more bsr6a-ous
than The inbuman Wretch sho 20 s7ame.1liy maj
II. sreo HIN OF the sill bsser captain who al'Sed q
person VITO had nirusted his lie ami person In his
kee, ing to be rhu- hhnmanly treated. The captain
Of that coat the crew ano every passenger rho looked
cooRv on and sGT he transaction tlb0Et Interference
should be prosecuted for msnslsu liter, in case Of
Clark's desih from those injuries.