New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Sep.emh.r l. citizens OF Leaveh svrtb City, herelo
tIes. u. the fobw,g brief aud inpT:lA s'Is 1leS. ~
II trsp setiors ~bSh have robbed and fnveu or -
tou e. II the poin, o; ths hayon-, ~l,h gu, ~.
a dying, to face the coming Winter, AoToes'' ~
1s', aud brea6!eU. -. .ho
We s,sert, and cell Heaven TO witness, iAA' ~
Prostate men OF LeavenwOrih C''y. "eIe pa IL
l.tc. able la~-sbding and niu'tnoui le'p
asking 10 privilege OF Government n " PaJ -
demanding ghts bnt bOse gu4rsn'.ed u ~ Ia,,a
s'i.u,iOn. Ne,Gthee.s, on Sunday. Aug; " 80,
body Of armed men mostly Nssou7ans spc "ecI d.
u,snded by certain notorious I apt rno ~,
figured cUIspicuOusly in Walkers famous pAe- no. :" a.
p+onh L. entered Leasenwonh Cty VIII ,,,3!,
Ig eId lhrsded the streets mn; DeAt uio'-nT III 80
ut,n oil ii. Pr-S'avery men 10 come odl ana .a ~"
ne ranks aid a; The same time telling az oLheIs rb
leave lie Terrt ~ by the hr.t boat he'a.! -. ~ a,
G J. g. bouce y buge oatt aDd reltiI-- sane
every dor. Eatly % the ensuing ihorsn- 80 IN
Gay ~ desV eradoes by large acc"rslon- ir" u 80
brl \ OPS aud sao.Ds. already became den7e nv
reiterated he cell and notice OF the previous eE.u.us
! and ccmm.nc.d the work OF rlqEdtr ara 0.Lt-'
lose enoinity only less astounding Inaii W "'
| punlty with which il was committed. ~, i,b
R..dtnces forcibiy entered ana sear'neI -
out the east shadJw Of la~. Warehouses "Sie
cred ard stores we're burned ~iih'u' 81! 80 ;,b;n
| t,rfrrne by tie civil auihoTluts al'uoueH ~
,ipl Of For cav enwoIth, the whole forces o.
| were sutiect 10 the order Of the Mayor. ,..- 90
Mspy Of tie best cItiz,ns OF the town were Gen -
the ST. anboats and sent out OF NE Ieino! 80 or
orporrupy 10 make any disposition OF Their ehecs VI
o. ana1le menis for the manteIsnc OF their IaHl
| ihts buiupg them Di. :. Norton atd vi. y,
| NcCracken both extensively and .aVoraoY hn'"n
bush men ard valuable citizens. Otlrrs ~ 1NG.4
| miar fate fed Ia the Fort, barely escaping WIN
II Ell ves dee'itue Of food clOLhing Sucn al "a
odus may cur country never again see rae NUM-
win uisnis but 'ew weeks old, Others IRON t1e sIA
b. Wild with delrium uf fever. For al sucn me oii!
pb 90 Of refuge be open aid unoccupltd Parade-
pr.und or ~ III finished barracks, without ,ors W
wincovs, Viii were procure1 through ne hnue'e
Of Cpc o. tie officers OF the Urt ave when se 'o
dir shnred the scauty accommodations OF ne tent "'h
t.,s ON but day Def re be had enyied 10 NE 7
| hon, - bid comfortable com, eience. ,.
No oDer had these uufortun .tr people vaca'e ueII
hsrd AIMED home than their hou,es we're cvcupeu "
the vor hes naroade,s their provisions were cou,
stmed their furniture stolen destroyed, trunks anu
b,x Of valuable goods broken open aud rnel 'i ~
eYerytiug that could be appropriated to the use VI Tue
| hcsri'ess aud inluman punder-r-.
Thus robbed desIo led, ana removed RON the pr
sbty of obtaining by labor the means OF subsistence
we hDi Gun elves Tor the first time IN our lives irend
| l.ss sbd uenness tLrO~n upon the charIuts OF th'
| world Te1hnps to perish by hunger aud coid IN tht
| coming Winter But we trust that generous puoii,
viii that provided for, for the cause 10 "ncu
We uner II the common cau-e the cause oi humanity
tie ause Of git and usce ard for that end i1r~Hr
i'll H., diG,t ly their buttons 10 the Nauons Nan
| shr C,u1ni,tee ut Chicago, Illinois. ~
| IN behalf the sufferers, ) a DA'ih''