The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

ture are a. fOllUWB The building on the corner OF
Mas achusets and Winthrop streets fronting Massa
cnusets street. 80 feet 'front.' 10 lest back shrse stories
above the BASEMENT contains fifty separate apartments
into three rooms Is feet squarstwo to used
pastry and meat Kitchens, the other storshouse
or cellar. The first stony is IL feet from floor TO
ceiling Is DIVIDED nina rooms; the diaing hall,
10 et wide and Al feet long, HAL OK feet wide entire
sctes parior 1870; reading IL feet square, ait
ting l6xl8 two bedrooms, feet square; office,
OKLA; sdsAhan from cAice, with entrance nshrop
rect; man eptrSL ce on Massachusetts street; two
eh,s Of lead the second story. Sec md story
~ FEET from floor to cs os Is roons-six tnsm 1lx8
Third story, fest from floor TO csng same numosr II
rooms same dimensions ths story; sairs lead
ing I, root which is fat and affords . fine promenade
and spH dc view OF the sur OundDg scenery There
are thirty or orv porth les in tbs walls which
above The re Of, plugged up With stones
BE- khccssa out With blo~ Of the butt OF rifle. TIE
apartments are papered and we'll ventilated.
The entire cost OF the hotel PROBABLY exceeds 80 0c0
the su.houses are Of the ne.sst kind The stable IN
y u calculated to accommodate fifty horses and give
shelter 10 v.hiclse.
bad the contract OF the work. and Mr. Benz Jonn
SOD, formerly Of NORTH East Erie county, Pa Of the
stone ana masonry work. These gentlemen have filed
their contracts In the satisfactory and prasswothy
manner Both OF them are superior practical mechanics,
and their first job In Kansas win be the best recon
occupy four lots b0xl2s feet each-two on Nsss.chu.
sets snd two on Vermont streets One Of them ION the
south C the hoe Is to b devoted entirely to hrubbery
A nest fence win enclose the whole.
BRAVERY OF THE FREE STATE MEN,
sttingteow's Sgtaaer Sovereign, Of the 18th ul says:
the Sheris posse entered the city Of Lawrence
to enforce the laws the town DO deserted by
the brave warriors have bsen defending that place
They left between two days, leaving their wives and
children tender Of the hesrtsss border
rrAns" II they are honest in the belief That the law
and citizens OF the Territory ruanso does il
not show cowardics in them to eff and leave their f.
miles entirely unprotected when few hundred resolute
men, with the FORTH Lawrence could have kept
at bay army of thousApds9 After all the Boosting Of
dred men took possession OF the city without firing
gun. We have sften denounced the paupers sent out
from the brothes Of the East towards and thvents
OF the past week go TO show that right In
conjecture.
From the st. Louis Democrat, June 81
The ing letter addressed TO gentleman In this
tpts have ZEN handed to for publication. We do
not thIk that any great reliance be placed In tho
accounts given BY the extra, although it Is highly pro-
babe the free State have aroused by the num-
berless extorticns committed against them--to show
fight. Tho whole affair, however, may turn out to be
Ike the murder Of Sheriff JONES' who was shot with
wad for the purpose perhaps Of giving color to the
ourages afterwards committed and in which the muir.
dereo man well enough to lead In person. although
lying ~ the point Of death few days Previous:-
AMERICAN HOTEL. KANSAS CITY,
june 2, Monoay evening. :
DEAR SIR ID such excitement in the Territory
THAI ceem 1t to coed to Lawrence unless
large force Rumors coniI in daily OF robb
and murders Ponery has gone through Iowa had
severe chill the boat coming up, and anoher cay
am very weak. shall look Wyandott tomorrow If
am veil: it looks beautiful from my window I Gan
81 b; 10 the
citizens have cal cd Edr!dgs to day. advised him
either to shut up his house Immediately sell OUT he
has consented TO do the latter but purchaser has ap-
peared IL may be destroy ed any day or night the bu-
siness has nearly left the house people not stop
thick 70 make comfortable. enclose You sxtras
you make discount his extra with safety the &C.
tual facts cannot be obtained.
may be back this week; these chs and fevers have
iaken al the strength and energy out Of shall
write George to attend the business came on.
The following the extra alluded to in the above lot.
ter
KANSAS CRY, June 2-4PM
More Abolition Otrd9es-SurTOsed Murder Of j. n BaS-
nayd17aree Men Sent in Search Of Him Taken Prison.
ers-Cnied States Marshal Attacked-M Messenger in for
acknowledgement Pates Company in Dangsr-Aboli-
ZIONIST. in A.ssours-Pate and AcGes Killed.
The above head partly makes up the latest news
enes who have energeticay acted In procuring
Tor us what we may consider reliable though idenng
state OF affairs The Territory struggling under-murder
the watchword and midnight deed OF scattered and
acouting band OF abollonsts, who had courage only
when met at their own solicitation. Men peaceaoe
and quiet cannot travel the public roads Of Kansas
Without being caught searched and their
venture alone and unarmed her roads, All this Ia
true-too true And there seems to be no law Of our
their mad course. They ask for nonethey seek blood
not suAsion IN their attempt to make that Territory
ire, r s,sts e. aoy long WIN II lastf Awake slavery
proclaim It every daywe must awake AID not look dy
en- We may SAFELY say that the time has Tor &C.
call two Of MODEST and bravest men have fAen-H
c. Pate and James McGee Their blood AS beep splt t
foster the institutions OF the South shall theirs be the
at sske-the North has not II remain in Ie hargy We
are doomed In the end and the chain which now binds
snapped asunder by aboiu fanaicism. shall 1t ever
10 doneI here are the reports az collected
J. Bernard Esq, started from 81. Bernard for West.
peri ON Friday night since which time he not been
heard Of. he is supposed to have been murdered.
Messrs. John v: Foreman, r. Hamilton and John Lux
welt search Of Mr. Bernard and were taken prisouers
BY the sboitonsts, who threatened to murder them 1t
Is also believed they have met that fate.
Mr. DoDaldson nited States Marshal, and mon,
were attacked while riding quietly along the road by
about fifty abotiopiss, who secretsd in and about
houie nea, the road short conflict ensued, which
In the woundtrg fseveral OF the
and several hortes. Mr. Sade pro- had his horse
shot from under him in the feht.
about eight Of the company be bsooes TO were At
lacked 1t or near Hickory PoiA and all seriously injur-
cd He received wound in the ear. Mr.. Carly came In
for the purpofe of raising and horses and twenty
Eve Of Bu'orcs win start this evening or In the
morning to the rescue. They need horses badly.
Mr. Banks just in from Bull Creek, states that he INST
Mr.. Com ely who was wounded in the thigh Mr.. 8.
helped to dress the wound.
Capt Psts's company went to Hickory Point to sup
press further ouaees by the sboionists and WAS 1t.
tackled about hundred atty OF the latter whan
two o. his msn were killed. sesond conflict was *
pe0eu eLu Inc mosR0nger tnat II IL nApp0n01
the probability IS that all of Mr. Pa party which num-
eered forty or fifty, were killed.
We learn from Mr. James Chorn that three abolition
sts went to Liberty NO., and stole negro boy from Mr.
Jesse Bryant, Of that place. They told the negro that
be wishsS to be free to fellow Them to which he con.
WAS that he should stsa OF his masters horses and
come 70 an old stable oOposi this city, where they
weud meet and cross with him to this sdsa Of which
The negro attempted to accomplish and would have sue
ceeded but Tor the close pursuitof men, who
took IN near this place.
Two OF the abolitioniss red whiskers and NOUS
1acnes and the third black They riding ponies,
2: s-sinc % the above was written we have learned
that Captain Pate's company had q second fight and
thirteen OF bis party were killed Captain p and Mr.
james MCGEE fell victims In the be nle
LATER We earn, since the above WAS put in type,
that nine aboltioLins killed In Black Jack; four
pro ,iavery men we're wounded, two reported dead
Captain Longs company of Wyandot Indians we're
united with Captain Pats's c,mmand and fought with
great vaior, in their original mode OF warfare.
IRON the westport Border Timee-Extral
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