New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

soes Tie most Of thsss, or ell 81 them qers
htDbeis OF secret 0Tfaeizsti"B, tue very f.ot OF
| peut member cf wbi b 10 not the bet .a,rasty
iOf beb order OF Inorsl aud inteilecta. .bilit "
Du' mol tDey p0ssefs certain d-gTec % era i
| Course is hkeIE. That the fear Of blo.dv CO.
met operated Oh their minds, is certaib How vec
Nlllipe icy we're to c1ter innate the Yaskees fs "
o. them felt Inclined to offer them ,elves - sac.
| rhce. 1be most # ihese men were underp.y I
leaned from some Of them that Trey go. to dol.
iers Coy. beside provisions aud WHISKY, and to~y
also expect TO get pay from the Governn N T.
elthouRh The Governor now fepne stes them
The Withdrawal Of TIE Governor authority could
not h.ve distanoed then bot the murders to.t
have been committed by them on tho Free State
men, sn< their ether cut, lees, Disguised some OF
tDe more Ieiptc,eble nen smOrg tn m aud
Vhtn the GOserDOIs authority was wi hdrs Fn
good number ofthefe left Ire remainder were
tbue weakened in nj mbers: some OF their leaders
bad goDe-ths chaUces OF further pay were elm
iast lights severe storm had a sa!utary effect sui
tb.ve all their wh-by had given out. two dollars
erd bali being pbid for pin, OF ebsky by ono
person in the Whuksrus, camp on Saturday pignt
1fen their leaders deceived toem. They were ia.
formed tha. tho Free State men had given up their
aims and had made complete surrender and
with this story, as rome sp0lOg7 for their retrrat
they commenced TO scatter yesterday morning
Some them rode into Lawrence, aud few drank
to the UbiOD Of Tree state nen ald Pro.Slavery"
The fact was ttey were very anxious to dink to
something; but the bitter cDu'e Of discOid made
BY the Kansas Nebraska bill is still estk spot on
the horlzoA OF Kansas.
Lawrence is now fortified city. -Four large
esrthworks or forte, and several lines Of di,ches
and inirenobmehts, attest the industry Of the he
sieged, and will remain for come tue memorial
Of these transactions, or may hsply be required
for a similar occurrence Dow lies quietly and
lonely in la hef. the hora re IA psin his
murterers topuDisbnent almost lost in tue occur.
rerce Of other transactions. Barber, martyr to
the cause Of Freedom is also mOldering beneath
the sod of Kansas, ard sl.toueh IN. Governor has
promised to use bis infpsHce 70 get all indemnify
feel thot he who is "an accessory before the fact"
is rot the best party to secure redress. The burn
ing Ct houses and bay stacks ire stealing snc kill
itg of cattle end abstraction Of divers aud sundry
convenient and desirable articles, are mere
tfifes, and only exhibit honest desire the part
Of the besie ers to take something If they could no!
take Lawrence
The Pro.Slavery invaders have also lost some.
thing. They have jeOpsrcized, il not lost, thsr
reputation for courage reputation for anythog
else, believe these invaders lever had. Toey
have carried back three dead bodies with them.
One CT these was shot by ole Of their OVID quad,
who mistotk him il th- dark for Free-Sol spy
another was Killed in drunken Tow among taem
selVe,, aud the third shot himself by accident
While foolng with his gun. The wounded man
shot bimselt through the foot in the same blum
Gerirg way and If to these | add the man shot
and wounded by General Clark, We have Isrse,
il not respectable" chapter of accidents. Be-
sides q aree number of these invading sc0un
drels have a process eapgina over their heads, 10
be served soon as iley return, forbreakiDg iutO
the public arsenal at Liberty Mo, a0d stezlng
large qusDtity OF United States arCn', chiefly "a
beIs and Ievolven l have seen very cOnsdera-
bic Duuber Of these men armed with these weaP-
oDs. Again, these creatures of the Pro Slavery
powers and tools Of a yiilanOus secret Or9aniza-
iiop, have betrayed their vlanous intentions
without accomplishing anything SO much for
profit and lcss
Those who think tiss this affair has caused
needless eisIm, and did Dot. and cOald not amount
to any thing had stter think again, for they are
wrong. Near 1900 mon were dra Tn up in battle
array sgaiLst each ether, inspired with mutual
enimOsity. On one side was a love of Free ton
ard de sire to protect their rights; on the other
bitter Slavery PioPsgaUcisin, marshsled by Sc
crtt organization, which has enlisted all the reck
less hId worthless Ioen on the bord,r Ore spArk
would have touched this mass Of cOmhustibe toto
1eme and once kin6led, when would IL have b-en
DR.. Cor as he has authori'y from inc oo',
erDOr as well as the people, Cen Robinson, aud
also the Other members Of tie Committee of
Safety, for their great prudence AMI Weldon
Their concessitus really AMOUNT to nothing Their
policy was to pori,e and to Strip the laFlcss
mass OF invaders of the Governors authority, AMI
in this they have cuncn'ly succeeded As for
Gov Shannon, his evident intent n wa', ia the
Language of tho treaty "tO place al parties rieh
iu the eyos Of the worli " How far he has sac
ceeded let the world Judge He Ia nov very
friendly with the people here, whom he finds oHthe
las misunderstood aud permitted to be abused,
but like O prOdgal son, be is doing bis best 10
nbbe it up. He has Issued an order under h1
hand " hich nclOse. and which authOizes che
orQsnzation Of the force here for protection, aud
place, then under the judgment OF Gee. Rob'asoa
ard Col Lane II is said that the PrJ-Sltaary
people below are threatening awful things, aod
perhaps when be goes back TO tue shsd9" OF the
Missouri frontier he may agsia bend ON eatur-
10y night She,iT J,nes threatened the Governor
that h. you'd resign bis sherifTaity If the posse
was disb6bded; bar we have not yet learned
whether this fearful calamity has beiallen the
Territory Of Kansas.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Dec. ~, 1855
Yesterday the volunteer force was disbabded ia
J.wrspce The canr Of The invading Missourisns