The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

ladies' be Qaakefs daughters) 70 attend them aud do
their drudgery II the camp and INDUCED in all
low and disgusting language IN their presence when
demonstrated with, they threatened to shoot and
They evidently had not a single spark of honor
decency or gentemanly feeling In them for if
young ladies could not have tailed to draw forth Bru.
tally, sensnaly and cowarcice alone characterized
them Such are the gallant men which the South
have sent 10 crush cut freedom in the young Territory OF
Kansas.
But they caught Tartar Seeing an nishman near the
Quakers house, with another horse they proceeded
wards him ard demanded 1t. He sterniy refused-said
be gong 10 Lawrence assi.t the free state men,
their knives and he lifted largo club and toll the IN to
telling them 10 take the horse il they could They
however, gave up the contest and the ishman kept
horse They went to the stable and seized dipg saddle
which, however the lrishnan made them drop like
hot pStso; no. ey flourish Of his shillaieh, which he
Nes.pot No.ilns daSte1 however, ihe IrlsSnan
started ior the same Place and passed them on the way
in town. asked for sabre, pair OF spurs and brace
pistols, got them turr ed round his horse Ted
or aawiesee' where our n,ormanss subsequently heard
This s-steman 1 appears will interfere to protect
the free State settlers from the Mssourians he
ceves direct orders from Washington he says ne will
not interfere in sry manner whatever Hehas, however
made Lecompton his heaGquarters TO be in readiness for
any dispatches that may arrive.
While inior mants on the road between recum
sch and Lawrence they were stopped by company Of
eleven Georgan', who demanded to their trunks.
This was refused but latery they opened the trunks.
and finding eleven thousand rifle caps said they
mus have them" ''They cost dollar and qualer
per Lousano you pay Us the money Tor them they
are yours, fa!d the man who owned them. They FUN
60 Lawrence where the caps may be Of some service
Next Gay company OF free State men, having heard
Of the depreda,cns o, these eleven wen. to Tecumseh
and informed Judge Lecomp;e that he had better keep
them from repeating any OF their highway invcst
cations" upon which the Judge in very polite
Judge and his family were their way the Dor
cers.
EXAGGERATED STORIES
From the Alton (lll.) Courier, Aug. %.
We were favored with call yesterday from three very
intelligent gentlemen who reached this city from Kansas
on Sunday right We believe them be entitled full
eTeSt They state taa. the pro slavery accounts from
Kan az are miserable perversocs though the sitc OF
things Low existing is horrid beyond description aud
tha, another invasion Of the Mssouans have been
% yesterday.
day q last week three skrmishes had occurred Ia all
OF which the free state successful. Lane
had lot been engaged in elher skirmish.
They report the AFFAIR at Franklin follows-A com
pany OF about eighty Souherners, csmped at Franklin,
he'd robbed pro slavery man named Emery, who car
ried the mail between Westport and Lawrence of two
horses and tao mults. Emery sent two boys 10 the
Sou,herpers 10 request the return OF the animals he
WAS pro slavery This they not only refused to
co. but they killed OF the boys Emery then ap-
reeled 10 the Lawrence TO his horses They
fonse common with him tor the purpose OF
eriug their cannon and part Of their which
taken TO Franklin from the seige of Lawrence. The
pary IRON Lawrence numbered one hundred and nifty.
On gong to Franklin they set messenger TO the South
crrers, VITO lodged n large log house, to demand
the NJ imals and arms alluded to- An answer was given
that neither would be returned and the Southerners
would neither give take quarter They free upon the
messenger and also upon the free Siata men, kill
pg two men. The lawrence men then advanced upon
the building and Backing load OF hay against the build
ing set II or FIRE. The SoGtheyners crec for quarter
came cut, threw down their arms and fed The flames
were exuDguished by the free State men, The arms in
Guiding tie cannon, were secured. and the Lawrence
mfa 'eturneo No violence was offered the town, and
the story about robbiIg the Post Office is border ruan
yarn, destitute of Truth.
Tie sla.r st Washington Creek ID stated follows
III re Is at this point company OF about three hundred
sou'herners gathered in camp Tor marauding PURPOSES
men raned Hoyt, man much respected by d! who
roee flem these Southcrners, as protested Mssons,
Tia they desired aconsurence with him. o. that ground
he approached theu, and wa murdered.
o. heaing oil this, three hundred OF the Lawrence
marched 10 the POINT AID attacked the camp, and the
sou'helers al once fed, leaving their cannon and all
tner arms but tide arms
The affair q, reoomp,on "a stated fclows,-A COM
pany OF Fix free state men on their way from Topeka TO
arrested by Colonel Ti,cs and his guerslias ON
hearing o! tina, about eighty Lawrence weat up
tie residnce OF Coonfi Titus abo ), half mile outside
or the town 81 Ieconpon TITUS and his men red upou
tire tree = ate men, when the latter charged upon the
house ard eagtu ed Colonel r,us and his retancrs,
br-rg scins twery IN all The houses story one
was fred and burned down. a. the free State say,
70 ,.issie upon Colonel Titus who, with his hand,
as they charge Cred Governor Robnsons house In Law
al the tine OF the siege.
In this Array free tate were shot by free
state men ortste the house who mstook them for the
eIemy TITUS and his company taken to La wrence
where through tie influence OF Gov. shannon and MAJOR
sedgwiek they were exchanged for the Lecomp on pr
sontrs, cannon and some other arms.
ne prissners Robinson, Brown Dctzler and others
are stll u5dsr gsard OF he United States troops.
Our n;trnsrts state iaa Lane Is Ia tho Territory, that
large humber G. free State arrived aad con
adorable numbers n constantly arriving
from the 81, Louis lnteligencer, Aug q
We have learned iha, folly 70 place much creience
In The reports which 70 from either party OF the
disturbances In KsasAs These reports are generally
highly colored, and often wholly untrue. We published
last week, irfm the Leavenworth Herald flaming &C
eogni eadirl ou,rsses prrpofted 70 have been com
ued by TIE Tree state party several killed, Col. Titus
and hs COMPANY uassaoged, Iecomp,on taken the $.
forces Whipped, &c &c. Subsequent reports from the
Territory ia 10 COZ hrn the material statements Of this
report and We are forced % look upon this well all
tho other highly ccorcd tha have come 10 han
a. simply device Of one OF the other party Of agtaors
and iaeiopsia IN the Territory - get up excitement
sm'Dg their respective slmpabiscrs. and induce pre-
Juoieed misgul3ed men 70 &c into the Territory with
view Of keeping alive the d.urbances The design Of
each h mainly 70 affect the Presidential canvass Both
Fremont ard Buchanan are running A. sectional candi
their respective Candidate And party BY keeping up
snd embitb ring sectional excitement and hate
me ees,sH y % ihvt'gls moderate into a
cOrmitial IL reference 10 these d.s;erbanees-,o
make teotSnsst and parts tools " them. The bee,
L too srracn' 70 deceive any man o. ordinary sagac
~ Seu Who love their cont-y and respect the coast
futon ana The laws WILING to leave lie adjusicnen
Of he Kanfas difficulties TO the constituted Rr,hor.i e.
Tho =, joseph G, * Of August a. Publishes on ono
Tsge Of i,s lsrer the LeayenwortL Hsrsifs raw head
snd bloody bones story (ihe same gave a few days
siace) en- on snc'hsr page has editorial eonraictng
Tie ns'eF1sl poiats Of tie snierert W. exirrr;.-
II seems to be virtue that Lccomptou Las been At
iscked, Colonel Ts.1s las cot bceB murdered but Is
wo1Eetd and "a lie bands G. the rara-dug party TIE
United Stats fooit btve not been attacked whipped
ard beaten"
Thc sum ar srbFiauce o. TIE news Ia, there "
good ces ~ sAlrm'sh fighting ID TIE Territory; thai
nshy are iallae victims All that anarchy pervsdes tAe
Territory. Io1 i ts4 en0Cgh. 10 Ell copsclerce and
cais forth The gmpa BY ~ cvcrg fend 81 law and or
der iot nai unhappy Territory We can hear nothing
Dew % We are gong 20 prrss.
IN ctncrs!on, We " ut enter protest ag.Esi TIE
stng Of txras By csiemyorares 70 wholly untrue
IN their mater nj statements. II INJURIES their caiise
DrroRDs SOUTHERN KANSAS MIGRANTS.
lew Gays ago, there appeared N the columns OK
Southern paper an extract iron letter 70 the effect that
out Of the three hundred emgranis taken By me 10 Kan
tas al had returned exceps abor, lfty
~ IS we are eovnd 70 suppose the vrpr was friend
20 th con mon carse, and de@rnus OF promoting A. ne
was certainly ndwcrect IN communicating scts so well
cscu aied 70 oAhea'eh cur frenss and prejudice that
cause. And that event BIS Information pcs bly, mar
be o. much al fault a. b. ildemeut
when We reached the 1errtory " the latter part OF
last April. my con pany dzbandrd and dispersed all
over The Territory wherever they chose r. 90 some
two weeks aervards. SttD the &c troubles broke
out, part Of my eni'Rralts assembled the Mar