New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

| You sboi'ion Yankee, Whist are you about h.,.r<.
| "G"IR on nv o"n our'ne's, with no desr.b.
! fre with yours 80 lei me pass
Z" No yeu don't Come, inst take down yo,,
| on. IT, no u,s, you see There's ,hiryof ~.
! We've got q little matter 10 sstte with Won -, ~.
morning srd II you give us any OF your innos-s.
We axe muce meat Of you. Boys hers',r.,
felo- that tore down the clam Surround ysrr
| orer
The dur ken squad, With oa'hs and cure
the uckless man, Obtyed orders.
Now give ue that gun.'
He allowed hiIn'ef 10 be dis,rned, 70, ..,..
With ihe present ODDS against him would hAv. -
sheer macness.
Now" sad Catle,t, stepping forward. -,
or II claim. YOn remember che squsbb, ~
here about sveek ago. ltold you then Id ~
To trrms Now let look here. want ,ou !. ~
10 /, ave these ports bss sud baggage, 6ef,, -
to-nicL,. DO you hear | sin't jokin r.rhs
YOU car co Il quiet why vel snd good. Id,ntx
row ABOUT H. II you cant, there are tk,B ~
me WHO wouli nj mind beating yos 20 ~,
.uirl ing YOU up Ike al acorn on yonde' s,s VI
YOU go "
My family are hire for the winter, srGlsv,-
90" sad the man. firmly.
But cont You that cen make yougAn
irftrta b. Insfe Yankee ~
..Nou crn ruurcor ne H. cod blood" was th.r,
srd 4 w,s given n A. 'teady y'ic" a. the1rs
.skef hso twerty stout men, instead OF hs 80,
s,,n to back it" but | VIII never consent 4.
driven n nv own aLd by a set Of .awIess drutr
ruthsrs.
Stop biz iupuoerce! !! " Pi'cn INTO hlm, boy
~ I'll teach him" These eIclimstOns m,nxs
with oa,ls srd curses were head on every SIDE. sc
tie crowd pushing forward pressed close upon u.
piistn,r. -,
Hold on. boy Keep otI, cant you'" c-ed Co.
lett "St,p en- TGfner, they j hnlsh he leDos
l. wac too at.. Ca some faucied Prosoc aton, Ia
J.ikus the drummer. it the man win IA dIs.
tick. rrd received blow ia turn that lev l-tea
20 tie earth his Wa. The sigma 'or general MI,
They ,prarg upon him. striking h'm slih the oG,t "a
ot then gus sud li-toir pouEiinS, KICKING Aht a..
erng nm il the mot hru'al manner. boOd hlsa
're,N alc The slgbt of il ss,mei only 70 r"u'' toe-b
resh fury. "Meke a e IAN job Of u! cned oes
be- crowd. Pu. him through stop the deri
outh' AZ length some oue psngtd po"i~rls
Il tie victims eide and Tie JOB seem ng 70 p' tn'si
he rest Cteis'ed fou their labor. b'tb '"Ve,t u.
Tune, f.iiec in all lolts to control the moo Dn,i
And furious thev ci.ootNcC Orlers AMI then rOsheea
the wLnky bauels, and beiook themselves 10 11e b
quot c.,.,.-.
IIr,,r " Tie poor fellows cone tpr, sure.
"No. 10. th,r,'s l..e IN him YET. Don't y)u see .
brehtbts. What Ia thunder shsl We d. wth mg'
Dee, any body ow here his cabin Is
"Its ign down yohder slope, .aid one p@i
you zee tue smoke above the trees
Take hod Il, soIne ot Ion, ana t"o 1" W.
Of the men taking up the sen-cess boiy oi theL W..
tim bore liu oowu the slope to bis cabin, Calet' So!
Tuner leeOug lie way.
nis wif, net ,l,m at the door. She hed an inaa
IL her arms VIII, Two OT three rosy children 'ung %
her kklre no pcertd sbJ ou ~ he -trarger- lie
u or women uttered I'll lie eXclaIation of grct and
honor a. the BODY of her husband was tLrowa
down at her ie,t, AID then k,e-lng BESIDE
hm she laid Lis head tencerly IN her zap "psh-
tie b Cd 'rpm his face and snSing with hei apron Z
strrcb b bl,eCug woun's. a, her hit tears rsinrC
Luon lis face, the dy ing man opered his eyes.
-" or John. >pcAk Ia u.cl' she cred. " W no bs
used YOU so Cen r0'hirg be done
He elook his head fc, y aud then ral-og himself 10
a ns' Effort, exclaimed " They murdered me IKE CO"
arcs :" snc sinking back IN her arms, inmeda'ey eA
pIred.
For momert there was perf,ct stiffness m n
room Even the hardened utiAps. who WIN oata'
ana lsUgn.er aud dlul ken ess, hsd borne me iha.
o. red u.au 10 his own hear II. no, we're shhuen!
,oh,rtd snd with half ashamed faces peer,d IN q
the coorway, while Catle't and luIuer m the lore
giound surveyed ~ith IL. he ot r-nl "npao''oh h'
waos ~ thin victim Save the hr3t glance 81 cage
il ou " on their entrance che had taken no notice d
tim. b,stowlpe her whole attention upon he, dying
busoaId Nos however, laying hls head gently upon
the floor, sbe rise aud stood before them Soc wss
little Womb, pale ard meek-cyed, but there Ma
etII anO majestic III hei manner, as she Taxed
them at this moment
"N at are YOU waiting for ?" she exclaimed 6ercs
" "Do You ant to f. ast your eyes over The i.ei
iou b.ve caused Well, take your oil, aud then
la, k ana tell yonder garg how the wido. rsyed aD
q,
intber. lisa tobe thing you men have been dom.
Ia cay, INT IL Go back 10 your homes 10 ng1t, %
wteb ,our wife sits 10y your iIesde, and your cahdre
Chamber On y'm knees, tell them how you have mad
one bt8ith de'Olate, o wife widow, and four lMl
a es fstbtfltse. LOt AT bin You We DOthlnyt
fear fi,u Lila, now. Come and take po session OF b..
lsuJs, nob"dy viii hin .er you-but mark NE, they
lever bGiDg You any good tr the curse OF toe wlloT
enc the Orpi sn viii rect on them Yes, call Gh %
viii ess, that would rather be- he that lies there Sxk
De ~ Vel he IN.
be ugbt tbs land at the price Of hts blood fou 90
well to cry, poor brat, the Lord only knoss vhat VII
becOuc of us
For heavens sake come away, Tuner, cant
staId tDls IohOw, said Caflstt.
Now then, where's the rect of EN- Show Uue
Yankees. IL takes Us to 90 the buslnes" cn,d tie
crowd, as their LEADER returned /" What's the Dn
w"rd OF c III mand, cap'snl'
"Hone! said Cailett, grufly. "You've dns
full enough work for one day. Hang it, Tuner, ths
womans cuises ring in my ears yet"
With shouts ~ rons, and rib sd Jokes, the drunss
mob ie'u'ned to La Belle Prairie, but the nstgsn
Of the invasion were not quite exultan. Owe as
victory a- rbey had anticipated.
The stl bours of the moinlr Of the holy Ssbbse
hao come, before Colonel Turner disbanded b
troop.
The incidents Of the story are strung upon ysy
slight and iDartistc plot, which winds up without
even the Usual ceremony of 8 wedding, aithsugf
We see two young lovers in the distaDce bent upoc
realizing their pllghted faith in q mission 70
Kansas.
Six MONTHS IN KANSAS by LADY. l2no. pp. S.
BostoI; J. 7. J=weu & Co New Yorh; S-sldon, Bais
Nal & Co.
The personal experience of the writer Of ihi
volume affords b striking continuation OF the &C
counts of the reign OF violence in Kansas whicI
have receOtly occupied large space in esr col
uDps Her narrative is marked by its unaffecte,
simplicity f style, its prevailing na.uraness an
accuracy, its frequent touches of humor, which
lot even an excess Of suffering could repress, and
the quiet Patbos With which it describes the trial
OF The pioneers in the midst Of civil war; Th,
writer started from Boston last September iol