New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

siderable force making clear and CONVINCING ....
ent Ct the case. s-
After him came Mr.. Lamb, who made a NJ.
sppe.i TO the jury. and a most rigid invss.issS.
the conclusions ard arguments Of The cpos' -
council.
Amer be had concluded the Court adi,urr.a
Monday morning, a. which time Mr. S,eplsa. ~. :,
dressed the Jury in able and eloquent m,,. 81
bri, ly reviewing ire evidence and the oonela.;..'
the Attorneys for the prosecution N serripg b a.
to establish lis coBolusioss, msaifsssing rec -"
obi it,.
lie wss followed by Mr.. Parro,., senior eoau.s q.
the defendants who made the closing Argument h A.
behalf II was an able effort and rejects ered, ss s
The dating uished aufhor. fs
Col Issa,s then clcrei FIR the Government, svo.n-
TIE errors made BY bis colleagues of indueing II -,
sopsI remarks toward the prisoners al he Ls,
corfinsd himself 10 his sub sct After be hal ~ 80
cluded Bis emaIks the Judge gave bis charge "a =.
Jury and they retired, and stef absence OF An -
and a half, returned With a verde, Of NO, y.r.
Eight of tie prisoners were hen reeased and H. -,
r.nsnded back to prison to await trs other ch.y,.
found sgaibst them, and thus terminated the hrs ~,
for murder in n .nsas.
There is diflaerce in the opinions and feelins- q.
the Pro-Savery men Someo h,m are ultra and xiS
10 psh matters 10 the extreme; they will no, be su.
TED with Any thpg short Of q Conviction AMI death a
ell he Free State now ~ prison. Others arc n,e
c,nCrus they pish Slavery established here but To,
want il done in quiet manner, without much exei,:
Re ut and wiling the free Nste men snail 1--we pfo
yded they will leave the Territory.
During the week, Marshal Fsio has been in tow,
two or three times with vii, for the arrest Of Cast
Walker the comDanoer of Gov. Gezrys maits
Walker reused 10 20 10 Lecompton q; this tine Fan
Ieturned 10 Lecomptnn ard came back day or two
since with some Uni Ell Stat troops, but Wsiksrvv
rot found TIE Mar hal lhres'eIs 70 bring saif<u.
force 10 secuIe bs arrest and Il is understood that Gel
Titus ard his two companies the fJrsss 10 be used
tor such purpose. II he comes here wnh Col. Thu,
al his men, there will certainly be fight betsssi
them and Walkers men, whic1 will be the commence.
ment Of another war. Csp'. Wood OF the Uaited
States Army who has been stationed tere for several
weeks has n owed bis came INTO the Immediate vicn.
ty of Capt Walkers. Wnat his object Is 10 doing 70
sLot yet known.
The election is now over, and perhaps the Pro-
Slavery party are desrous of having sar, for the
purpose of exterrinafDg the Free State men, ana the
attempted arrest If Capt. Walker i. the excdse.
Your correspl ndent John Smith has len FOR the
Yours ESSEX
T.. S--lnformation has heen received IN this cit!
that Free State man, residing on Ottawa Creek va,
shot at and nearly murdered Saturday last while o.
his way TO Westpnrt Mo. He was near buii Creek
when attacked, robbed and leN TOR dead, 10y psry
of Georcians. who have oe n proving abou. In the
southern portion Of Karsas for sope time AT sat ac
counts the unfortunate man Vas Ju't awe. lie was
found on the road by some travellers ON Their way 70
Al ssouri, and cared for by th,m.
Where is Gov. Geary that he dom drive these ma
rand, rs out of Ksnsss II il were the Free-State men
con mriog these deprsdaions, he would have them all
arrested OF Kansas full ol soldiers But his EIceiency
favors the other party. Y.