New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
st TIE Hber,lity with which he wa, tr-.. e

he curse MARION tor ; ID Oh iOo.. ana SAIL
" hsi left Buford. and was down on hu. He
stdej. with admirable sire..s, that be WAS en-
iltu.n when be was az home. Mr. Stor-s sai
isu.y left their prairie houe and returned to
swrtrce fer safety, taking ST the fGr1l'ure
thew could in their wsgoDs II wss 4 SD scene
that busting. buried departure. Once l
ssw Mrs ctOrrs wipe the preparation from her
husbands brow. and ssy with that inspiring tone
-wouans bet Gin" Well, never mind. we
will get ever this vet" How outrageous that suca
PEOPLE have to be driven from the homes they ara
thus improving: be had beautiful new place. AZ
Mr. Storrs had horse stolen by the Law sni
Order men few days before. he thought that
CsIt Jerricen's horse should supply lis place. but
tie company had con from the city Of Lawrence
70 the rescue. Had they taken these Georeians in
TO, set Of attaching Il house il would have been
different matter but although there is no question
but they were of the party, still, they denied IL,
srd Vie VeOn'e % Lawrence were determined that
TO reIrosch or shadow Of reprosch should fall
"a thtm. That hight the house of Mr. Storrs wss
buru, j down By the Law aid Order men. |
boVe Capt. JenLigen has had no fdure in that bus
iress.
GUERILLA P,RTTrS.-While the wsrfare wa.
ing here ia beginning 10 assume more gen
ersl snd systemstic character, most OF what
Las been dOue, AID il is only Ia the past week
that Gry steps 10 resist have been adopted by
FIee-Siaie mem. has been dooe BY Guerilla
parties. | can only bear of two of these both
quite small one of THIN began the battle of Pal
uyra and in point Of fact, finished II, too, before
assistance came. Those engaged In this warfare
are chiefly men who have been robbed Of all they
he'd by the Law and Order r. men. and who,
voting the Committee of Safety and Its conserva-
tisai as humhug have turned out 70 fight those
who sre ramblir over the country plundtring aud
ualtreatirg Free-State men. They have been re-
narkably successful ID their operations since they
began, having beaten every party they attacked
Al recovered and taken large quantity OF arms
and ammunition. and. believe. some horses.
Six youths belonging "a one at these companies
perform ed daring act few nights ago. There
was a company of men coming up the California
read from Nestpogt, Mo. eighty Ia uumber. well
armed and evidently OF war expedition 10 this
Territory. These youths crept into their camp,
inside of their guards. at night. aud each man
picked out the best horse he could ind, and SAD
ding them. gailoped eft through the lines amid
the hyng bullets, firing back in turn. Nobody
was hurt and they GOT ell with the horses.
On another occasion, inst three days SEQ, some
of these Guerillas learned that Pro Slavery resi-
dent bad large amount of pow der and ammunition
In Lis house for these parties. They surprised
the house at night. and, without bioedsned, got
several kegs of powder and other ammunition,
al also some arms among which was some OF the
coveted Sharp's rites. As this business has been
pcing altogether against the Pro-SlIyeTy men, |
think likely that the Territorial authorities VIII try
ard pat stop 10 il soon.
Gov. ROBINSON Governor is now az Lee
compton No one is allowed 10 see aim but his
counsel. Judge Lecompte did net come do"n
yesterday to examine their petition TO be admitted
to bail and hear " hat tes.uon, they have to Offer.
II is suspected that he viii not come to Lecomp-
ton at all on the present occasion.
TROOPS w lille no HconsidsrabIe number OF
the troops are PIOSlavery men IN sehsment, the
large majority OF prvates and some ofhcers are
iu.t the other way one Of ncle Sans o,lcers
having found a small party of Free state men who
were living on limited allowance of white beans,
declared il was too much Ike Marous men ia the
DAYS e the Revolution. He quietly slipped ave
dollars into the hands of one of the party to buy
snmul itioD Another while his part, was gong
Gown 10 arrest Frte-State captain, Stopped ala
cohveIsed with squatter, aud finding hun
Jealous Free-State man, told him 10 hurry do" n
and tell the fellow they were after to look out and
take care of himself as they were coming.
We have just heard to-day that new orders have
been received from Washington that Lawrence
and lie people are 10 be protected, and NIL tGi-
business put q stop to- "A company OF soldiers
were seeming about all afternoon Yesterday tn
disp.rse parties" and the fun of IL Is that there
are several Missouri camps within ten miles Of
=
town this afternoon. going to help their friends,
aud aliLouoh ihey were armed Ia the teeth and
rode through the open prtirie for miles they new
er heard from the drogOOns. The troops on the
bill here were well aware of the lighting at Pal
myra Yesterday Afternoon, but never tried to in
teritre. They said that both parties were armed,
all that they led better fight.
A SHARP" GO}FRNOR. Shannon has still
been insiituting his searching examinations for
SLarps rides and has, since he commenced opera
tiuus appropriated about half dozen. The course
rursued u.s. fer him 10 ~ rom with q lot OF dra-
goons. search Free State houses for arms, aud
after he has gone, the Ge0rgians, who are campei
rear ccomptoD. come up and steal the horses.
hey follow close at bis heels, aud il l., Oh the
whole a. very clever arrangement, as the Oeorgans
run little risk. There is some small probability
that this business viii be- lnterered with shortly.
On last Friday Governor shannon. while ont
on one Of these expeditions, was so drunk
that lie could not have told a sharp' rifle from
blupderbuss I have been assured that he &C
tusily threatened to have Capt. Walkers house
burned down. He gave poor woman WHO ap-
Ieaed 10 MIN a written order when "oaId ehtltle
her 70 protection against the southerDers, and
other Law and Order" marauders. would
have gent copy but it il altogether lnserutable,
no doubt owing 10 the Governor peculiar situation
al the tine IL was Denued. | could hardly make
out even tie w leon shannon at thc bottom,
sld Their, would be 10 Use ia sending sou copy
without iithograpnDg il.
A COMPROMISING JUSTICE.-lt MAS run0rod
yosterday moIniIs that SAAnDan naa received or
ders a. protect tie people. b this as it may, he
wrote 70 one Of the bogus Justices Of the Peace
in tbs neighbornood telling him 70 get all orderly
Een On both sides 10 organize under MIN, OF the
purpose Of bTeaAiag up armed besds, keepLas the
peace. &c. This Was = uew dodge, and at srst 1t
AS thought 70 BE in earnest. and one or t@o con
scryative men went an0ut urg,sg that We sh' ud
place Ourselves under tie conn and Of tae aiore-
ssid togus. Pro Slaysry JUSTICE FOR th2 purpose
sueciftd One cOassOat7e Ero-SlaYery man aP-