New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

IL tie sdjournD. Ut OF the L<gr's,,'. 70, 'do IN
cf'psrep,brris, young Stewart who was soos 90
NIL ont vitb hste party who started 70 go sna see
lone, DIE Free State man who was 500 t.a " "
fore on the Wskeruss, wss 9 clerk iof In'' 00'A"A
tee and boarding 80 WIN ~ of the seizure Of hi,
.i rho ssye bmstf up 20 the United s'see tIoope,
mon which HE ~sTe Iasbeo WIN ropes anu ple-
ion, behind HIM, rope Iae'eDtu ~ ~ ms nus
srn nv which The officer on horseback " snakrd him
- ~ .be words Of my informant. twenty men,
Timed States rnrta, rooe b@ bind, diving hum, for
sjebs mies lean from bus fellow prfopers ina, be
rs a. ,u,,d ~ frgpipg insanity, but It Is Truth hs
he uss nc,p.lly suf,ripg fom aberration OF mind,
b,,r.bt 81, nv prolonged overexci'ement- Toough
is oocurr.d nIe than three weeks since, the scabs
cane "A from bic arms only lev days ago. The
make If the rope I'LL visible on each arm, and
vii nrob.h al wave remain there Capt. Wool, the
Pro Slsve,, c. mmspd.r Of the company having them
in cbartt had them hained together 10 pare-a mere
fsrc. got I'D for Effect After they had wJrf these
bao, - for ONE two seeks every man of them, in
moment Of peril occssiento by drunken driver and
uDb oh mules every prisoner slipped h'f foot from
the Stacked boot and sprung from the great baggage
wagon which was taking them TO Trcum.eb. Che
{. at wee FIR the safety of life and LIMB, az the
mounted guard very well knew; they made no at
terp. to efospe, and were not sgdia thackied
Whether this last enity by Col. Summers orders
l % not know, but do know that on the day pre-
yious 10 The occurrence, CHANGING 10 meet h'st the
prisoner psity then, coming from another direction,
the Colope-wbo manifested deep interest on beng
told what rumor raid 81 the chains-l bad MT then
heard of the rope exploit somehow fel. that inc
maj ter would be boxed into.
On leaving Osawattame, their home, for their flr't
prsop. goal, they compelled to Telk thirty mies
or mole in the heat and in chans and Iethng iir-
nsbed th IN to eat Cep' Browns brother, one OF the
number eel me this the hardest fie the mas OF
H., m met. Ore suffered from sup-s'roSe, auu a.
le 9Th compassionate SOLDIER permitted HIM to noe
his pore. He il now beiter, but has oeen MH"''
in the camp hope TO see him and hls i.do~prisoh-
ers Mrnday. Tiis is uncertain, however, a. ro
ID. putty Marshal has recently received from Doearon
srict orders to ADMIT any Visitors my ony chaoce
lies iD a sort Of ticket which was iorIuhse
enough to procure some time since. Inc goaiu,
though kindly disposed toward the prlsoners anu co
I. Gus 10 their friends, admit none without pase
| Tbis reminds me Of little narrative gave you
tlu,, stree, shicb, In justice to all ,he o,oer Oh
fc. rs Of the guard. ought TO say apphes tohe 70
Capt "Drssdfuly So as the prisoners nsmed the
tfjcisl of that day BIZ cogpomen sound ng omethmg
after that fashion, o. trihe Of iawbreaker witha
| and bis character wanantlos tbs rec uanss
| / ON happy to say that my next apphcanon al
| beaduuartefs was more successful. Deputy darshal
Jones alias the bogus Sheriff of this bogus county
be Of hotel ano pr,nt pres heros d etn"S cap
graft all / ked Of him. Nor has he IN any inst lance
| reiused admttance 10 person from Lawrence, or
elsewhere that know till these ost orders from the
official trat ere ated him dfpnty What IN the wnd
now deponent saith not But if everybody is pro,
bibited fom wiring prisoners woo 10 the eyes OF All
law are il noceDt beore trial, Donaldson & Co. shal be
anal. ned before that stern tribunal they 81 reckessy
| defy and tie worlc thall Judge between us.
BY the way, a little srecdOte of this notable Mar
eha il in point Some good men, who shall be name,
Iers Glanced to be 10 biz Office day, when Butord
can in, swearing away about some free, STATE men
whom be expressed wi to have in his clutches.
III, reupOn DOpaon tune round with the utmost ur'
ba,ity, discoursfg after this fashion: Certainly
III. stonld be taken, a,d will furnish yoa Nth
pore II Won d, sire it, The first speaker, love
more rag acious thsn tie fast Marsha saw that this
would be overriding thdr pet busiLess, and declined
| u e generous offer.
Tie foloiers say that Col. Sumner had his men
! poted in every oirection-bss had large reinforce
nents and expects others and that anne body of
men can come into the Territory from any garter:
Whether he i'tends to interrupt c2ppaoies OF actual
settlers who each individually prep 'red to aid
in DIFF rg the rigb of free and sovereign people,
carnot say. TIT he will be impartial, prompt and
| efficient in prot. cling life ano property there Is no
doubt, But should Be- uno er gu of office, lend his
manhood and The troops at bis command 10 the work
OF enforcing upon long suffering peope-mplorng in
vain tOr the protection that belosgs 10 American ct
zebs every WHERE ond driven sheleress and nnaded
desperate crisis--enactments which no intelligent.
peron can dignity by the name OF laws, be cannot DO
i without committing treason higher than tnat
A gentleman from ST. Louis Informs me thai 1t
IL he plan Of b. fords men 20 take up large tract
lai IL body, tuila caer as though t thsy were
tin hey p'' ATE, and suppose tthOugh he DID not
ssy that stay long enough TO vete He thinks 1t Ii not
the thai nspy OF them b.ve crpersed tr bone ana
sH That mmtnse ,xclte ment prevails throughout Mis-
suIi We told stree that troubles have actually
con renced in the State between Ere State and Pro-
SsveIy meD growing out of the GU RACES perp tr4t ID
here Tte'e IL coubt tLat there are many Free
State men in Missouri, and that in many places the
scale prtponder ates in their favor If they would show
| beiI cCOrs
| Gov. Sbannon's resignation was not forwarded at
| de time it was written. He breakfasted with
DE morning of the 23d, on bis way to st. Louie. He
says he will be back in ten Gays. Many think he will
| 60 further pste ad of returning at al.
lam happy to add that the scamp Haney has de-
| caup.d though have lost the full amount loaned
him Col Sun YRS orders tn Lieut.. Z. were that he
sboud lever aid civil Off er till he had seen his
papes never take a man till he had seen the writ
him, and till the ptisoner sd far opPor, unity
TO kn,w why be wys arrested 70 those who had
given m the office otter he had done the job, he said
that hs men could aid that scoundrel again;
gave them it is reported, some wholesome advice.
Tbay o. plated tie officer they had made, and he
cot,luoed to the head that yet remain by tax
ing Frea CD leave. Messrs. Boyt and Lsgse went on
ecpesday TO trsl and found accuseT there. They
returned without the examination OF q witness.
Mr.. Hcyt tells ne that Haney, on taking them to
Lecompton, osoer.d them into chains. de ref ised
submission. Er. IL gate sent for Jones, whom he
knew, and be contaminated the order, taking Nj
l. H. biz own home
BY the way, | see that the papers don't give Jones
any CO d, fol- being shot They are mistaken IL is
the eepes belief that be is going to die OF his wound
BE looks feeble and sometimes il is difficult for Lin TO
wax his limbs heiDg partially pardy zed, though he
bss .dss been about the streets at Ii compton. IL
believed be might have recovered bu' for bis e.ger
fDs hin stroke upon bis csreeri though he pfetends
10 ave fet pr ny well for weak afterwsrd, ph!s-
ci.ps ,ay be should not have been here.
There is circuu stantis evidence concerning that
shooting, which il perfectly reliable though think
has never been gwen to the world.
provision d, ser just the street Fat down in
Our pailor after the occurrence and told Us the
following details with charaetl rstic fraDkneSs and
earbestI. n a manner:
Jones, III his capacity of Sheriff. had teen aresting,
anoDg Others, Mr.. F.'s hired man, and also n
whom he bad engaged TO fGish bis house upon ais
n Rad l,t.n civ al kaaxv