New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

lat He brrgs us authentic intelligence of tho coad
| tior Of sheirs II the Territory.
TIE cum Of bis zccCunt IS this: The Free State mea
hie pd inimldat,d by the forces which sre o,song
into the 1.uitrJ 10 oprste again, tenn They have
s~.embIed OF Lawr, nee 10 the number of oae
'tous nd fighting mep all o. whom are well ssmcd>
and firmly resolved, il attacked, 10 make despeSstS
iesisu pee Ibty az, tToaDg uo enueDch Ut ale 90
heastw rks aiouId the town II which tbey are sssst
&c by totr wives AID daughters who work BY rri&es
oSys1 D =" with courage and devotion. ~bict is-
sprts htf besban' fathers and broti en- WITH h0e0
sDd. se believe, uLcotquerabis r. solution Thev 40
'rsoy brsbanc'nc y cir Provisions aud Ammqoitioa
IN exp ctaton OF q siege. Our informant says tNsf
every wnnlan l. soldier, and hn In t1e go, az
fight, tsoh viii do n soldiers duty.
The hksOuf'sns were crossing into the Ter,to,, !.
gr at number, much ifam.d by the false ren.~t.
wocb tie BorceI RuffaD jJarDas are indu.trir.I.
circu sing H. all the nver towns the excit. men1 =
int. but, with the prospect of bloody r-c~p>asa
BET ne them, men t,r the campaign were ve.v
read ly procured.
cc,ur, d. si he confident that whatever the rosu4
the Free State have no cause to blush FOR thea
con, u,t or their ceuse.
We ave from a correspondent the following lett~r.
which etais the psitcu AIS Of the capture asd 90
iluction Of ole If the guerilla dsns 10 which The
"emgrsits" from tie South bave sheltered thsa-
selves We thin k be ia Ia erfor Ia h's date but We
publish lis communication as We tbd 1t
ACCOUNT FROM MISSOURI PAPER.
TIE st Louis Mssonrr u, mOcrat OF the 18th has
The following, which brings down cur information -
Frosy l-st We commend II To our readers O. suf
f,i, o. COZ ion Of the hes with which Tk R<psb
i,con of that city i. always irei. hted:
gei u. nsn wbo arrived yesterday afternoon from
West.p on the David Ta'um reports that the most N
teBse tXclt, nj prevails so'g tn borders OF Mts-
souu ind kaDsss. Of the Free safe parry. mes,
won en- ara ctilcren we're dying IN 81 drectoas
Niile the Day,d Tatum was hing at Lesven worth
upward. Of oLe luncr, Of these fugitives went on
b,urd Tn SO persons had left behind them sll theG
propery which hao been tsken posse sson of by these
h.. tl.rn 4, l,aN he ore sfp.fa nd
sho,kirg exccSses had been committed few days
ago within FIVE Mills Of Leaven~o tn. A party o
men calico at house AN quir for the bead Of tAo
fam Y. They we're tolo that be was absent. They
at 6st sft cted to discreoit this frequently repeated
6sstrysou, but na " sad TO the femsles Of tn fam
iy: "D-n yonr souls, then GU here your elves
we wsnt you" a n other Nd daughter we're thee
taken out into the bushes, where they were KEEP. al
n'gh beng sntjec,ed 10 the most foul nisniti,s. In
the nolDIg they were allowed 10 crawl back home,
mo desd than alive.
A. Kansas City robbery Of horses and yaluablea
Coit nued to be of common occurrence; and nurdsrS
smoet ,qOaly frequent.
A ,tsd dert OF Clay County had boosted that he
would have the scalp of an Abolonist. Gro sing the
river TO LeayeIeonh, Re went few miles back late
TIE county, snc shorty returned with rocking scalp
which be exhibited oeten atlous'y at Leaven worth.
His victim mechanic. Just arrived IN the Terri
tory. He bad just Ietu ned from Lawrence where he
had left bis wfe, aud was seeking employment at Ae
time be hot snd .cap,d.
Gov. Pr ce had been in tue disturbed Districts hat
was lufryEg nome, LOutly oiSpNch HVos
the PresIdelt ordering out the militia Of the state.
Ia this event, he would command them in pereon.
Achton was s-o on the borders flaming the move
II epts against Kansas.
Ltxugto, bad five hdndred men under arms.
Jackson Gay aud Platte counties we're each to fur-
nish the same pumber 1900 men from Missouri wese
expe teo 70 arrive IN the territory in few d1ys.
Iecompton bad not been attacked, and to this ex
teut the report in yesterdays Republican orrect
Our informant Gays that no attack had been made sp-
on al pace by the Free State men, and there haA
be, concerted action on their part.
We further |, arm that Gen. Porsifer Smith has de-
clared that lie will not interfere with the Mssourisos,
81 ohd hey conne their operations to the forces undr
Gen. Lane.
1he information have nov given rests ON the
I stmony OF a gentleman rsioent in Missouri. who
hoGs hgh portion in the State, and who has NJ par
tran bias whatever.
thus, at last, we begin to get glimpse of the Gns
coDd oh of affairs in the Itrn'ory. When moro ex-
tend, accounts received, it vii he seen that our
fiiercs in Kansas have as always heretofore, acted
wholly upon the defensive, and thai they have ro<
taken no arms moms mt too soon. Upon those whs
/ ave prov oked the war, DE the responsibility