The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15
AMniHs An Kansas.



Wages erdsy received tho following intslgsncs from
this Tsrriiery, by the steamer Mar,hs Js 'stt :
lNDkPEsDEscE june s, 1856
Rumors Of al sorts ara al at We learned yesterday
afsrn that United States Marshal Donaldson and
Tuesday, near Aickory Poiot. believe he was in
tie hAd Arreeted Gho attacked n party
o. nsn unas, charge OF rss who hsd gone out from the
top After their capture Of Pate's men, OF which you
have doubtless heard the aoosionsts increased con-
troying houses and Driving men, women and children
rom their ha citations, ct or near Bull Greek. man
his iy arrived st the settlement near New
Santa Fe, when 'mpsny OF lao men, under Charge Of
rsuoers. We viii hear from them this evening or 70.
morrow, ard you may rest assured that it Will Do
chlds play with them in this matter. II the strong
OF he government will net Interfere the people VIA
the natter In hand ard prosecute 1t with vigor.
The c. Dmitsee Of investigation at Westport, pre-
kseosr's party. They hsd Rev. ThoaAs johnson before
them, aId when he had completed his evioencs they
die I'd ALL and receive his Suca Is part and
parcel OF Ihsir whole proceedings VIVA good CJDgress
vli derive from such investigation is best known TO
those acquainted with such proceedings Toe committee
are evidently anxious to receive abuse from tho
90 q 70 make political capital out Of IL but
the citizens Of this STATE will forbe with they
have in other matters until forDssraAce ceases to be
virtue and NO longer.
An o,hsr report which seems to be lister says that
Franklin bas not been taken although the Lswreucetes
attacked It aid tanRe cously w,unded The
FsUkn az H. nss as
small, their AssAAnn more than quadru phsg then Ia
numbsrs. One man was hlsd in Franklin whose name
died next morning.
Governor sh.naon has issued proclamation vhish
LOOKS Ike taking the proper steps to wards tho
Captain Pate and his command had been set at serty
in time to prevent conflict between those held
s sa DIS company prisoners and party Sness Cspai.
Governor Shannun's PROCLAMATION
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE TERRI.
TORY OF KANSAS.
~ s s1 s: !. Sy that armed med
have committed and threaten com nit acts Of .ess vic
son.rs depohg them OF 'heir property. and threatening
appearing also armed combinations have been formed
tor ne svowsd E rssnx s execution o. the Terri
3: s 81 81 n
tying citizens OF the territory !, e.ve hek sbodes aud In
severe penalties ss1,e Wig DO .. es%py- .s
TORI 90 Tia s
4! gsrs rs s.c;g.g = military aEnzstsss ..hn -:
,ss al SUCH
M USa
iAs he Inisa asoo;s Sor ths
s t SsS Al W.
Of the and the good order of society and to disaTm
All civil officers Of tue are required to be vg.
e ss % so ssn and u
further declare that al notices given citizens
founu IN he Territory 10 leave the their houses
particular locality horized by Law and highly
% 70 Of the aud violence
disorder
further declare that ~ law abiding cizsns OF the Terri
projected in their persona ard properly and thu all military
disturb the peace thereof be dspersed al az
greasve parties from without the Territory bo repsed
that he military force placed under the Of the
tive Of this Terri amply sufficient enforce tho
ard 10 project the dtzsns 10 their rights.
turther declare hst In carving this proclamation
distinction hquy 10 TO be made patty but all
OF all De treated alike under Ike crc1mstsnces
Obetiopce to The Aws and consequent ltv the o
OF Ksnsas primary Objects and al awless ence
WITH The Jerrory 10 whatever form manifest itself
NUT be represse and the prccAn aon &C the President of
the United States Of the lh of Februsry 81 be strictly
requiston hss been made Col sumnor for
sufficient military iorce 70 eosure obedience 70 The as
ton cali on al good SiiEeps 10 aid and ass preserving
uce ard IN maintaniBK he supremacy o. the law
II IN testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of The Territory 70 be this fourth
day OF June. 1886. WILSON SH ANNON.
BY the ocverncr DANIEL WooDs0E, Secretary.
The St Louis Democrat Of the 10th inst. says-A pr
vae received Ia this city, dated Westport June
slater that upwards Of six hundred mped
within miles Of that place. and viii 81 tomorrow
(8th) to the free soil party We also learned from
another that reports prevailed Of tina numbering
Ct men both free soil and proslAvery and that active
preparations making for conducting the afsr on
extensive plan than has here been adopted