New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
KANSAS.
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WAR! WAR WAR;
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Correspondence OF TIE " r. IrenDe
STEAMER AUSTRALIA, Mo. River, Aug. 10, lsss
send you the extras Of The LedreHr''ih J0arasg.
&c, showing that another irvasion aoou: 70 take
place ints Kansas upon Tumped up preteI.s and Es,
First a. 20 the case Of the Os4wstame Georgia colon,
being driven of, &c. ! oonyersed with geu:Iem,a
on board from Louisiana, who says he wes IN Their
camp few days before they leH, and they veTs rOs
" sick and dssafed and were leaving for .aat ressc
A number Of loads OF provisions which were taken
when coming into tie Territory, were traced 10 their
can D. The affair Of the shooting of Wllans another
Gross p,r, ,pr.sentato oI of facts. The crsGn.tsrces
are thus: Williams was from Missouri and kmsrly
Pro slavery man. lie had lately stated tina. be wosld
vote for Free white State. His former assocste. ac-
cused him Of turning traitor, &c, and hAsd words
were passed between him and one Mcbride. lie wn
shot while at work making rails on the iJ:h irst, and
on his death bed stated that j. was McBrte ;hot shot
him. This statement received from one who was az
attendant on him in his lsst moments The mnrdertr
seeks and finds secure retreat in Lecomp,on. The az
fair at Frarklin is simply this number OF horses
have been gradually disappearing in tha. yc.nity, and
were traced 10 that place and refused to be gwen up
The boys Of Lawreuce marched down upon them, and
general fight took place in which Of the Free
State BOYS was killed and three wounded, and some sI
bows cspitulated and their arms were taken. The
statement of the breaking open the Post Of,e, steal
ipg tie funds knockcg Mrs. Crane over, &c., are
aJsoin1e lies made up expressly, with more Ike them
to excite the people of Western Missouri foT another
i1vssion. Another heish murder has been added TO
the list A Mr.. Hoyt, resident of Lawrence, IRE
spect.d snd much valued citizen, while rd.ng on
horseback in the vicinity of camp OF these hell
hounds or Washington Creek was taken prisoner,
taken from his horse and shot some seven tmes
through the body and et dead upon the prslre. HE
body was found. The citizens requested The United
States troops to take acton in the mater bat
they declined, saying they had no authority. com'
pany Of 80 the raised n Lawrence su marched
on to the camp. On the 18th they fled 20 Lec,mp'on
The FreeSiste party nored to the number OF 800
and marched on to Locompton deter mined 70 saYethe
murdereis at all haz ards. On the morning OF the 10th
early cannon heard firing in the direction OF Le-
compton, and still later dispatches say the town was
attacked. The report that the prisoners were rescued
is another base falfcnood. The prisoners have been
under no confinement for several weeks ATE allowed
all belty possible, and have even been offered to be
let 20 upon parole OF honor, which ey decaed. The
18th Sunday passed in LeavenwOrth CITY. Tie eI.
element was very high, and there was an immense
amount of drinking and carousiDg and general prepsrl'
tons for campaign into the Territory. D'pstches
were sent to Liberty Platte City Delaware and asum'
Der Of places Missouri for men. 81 so per day was oil
ered They expected tohave against next morning ,oeo
men ready to march Ito the Territory; and Shs time,
they sad, to hang every ID Abolitionst they came
to, to catch Lane and make aclean sweep generally.
Lane is in the Territory, and can muster in thee days
1000 nen II collision takes place, Missouri will
meet men who will fight with WILL, such o. will
stand against double their number. From The present
state OF affairs, appears that the war s ost begin
ring. If Mifsouri invades WITH all her border force,
they can muster three or four thousand men. Let ths
North take such action will prevent the threatened
whoefale outragos upon the Free'Sts.e settlers OF
Kansas A. JAQuA