New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
.pxU Work DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH ~ looV.

.a r. n, STATE rom New knf and, vss ca-'ed nioa;
n, caune forward and gave IN Inssfs<De S.So1ns VI
N. .tste Of ing tbs North aDd Ese' 90 NC @o
ss, question. 49,, csu.d unnn
Vegsne forr.rd and expressed hinselt ~ one ~ho
lad from the star advocated the nmeaiA'e az
plste organization ef On Endep<nnen' SI,t. 49,, o.
rnert 10 order 70 free ourrelye- rom HSeg.i ~
,,,..,or. He wanted very much 20 see snerli va
- eIs,,eS by the free people Of this STATE lie wa,
very amos. 70 see FTee-s;A;e County Jadge enu
% - these offe.rs be would defer leaving the ~a
for tie prtsent and remain here until these once'
u.re elected BY the people. -
,ke s.ard And made some very iorrble remfrkr' se
ting orth the astness Of the cause ana me du'! on 8
people 10 perseyere N well dong. ,r
NJ Tu;ou then came forward IA response 20 ne cs-s
Of the meeting and made Sd excellent sIeech. AheF
which tbe meeting adjourned ane Gs.
Soon aner the adjournment the NAL from Lawfence
arrived brir ging the intelligence tbat lVo Seap
riAes and two cannon destined for merhants oi NAL
,ss had been taken by the enemy az Le1ingion DO
on the arrival Of the Arabia and stored n one Vi Oe
warehouses and word sent Of them TO wilson Shih-
non esq. Governor Of kansas Territory askInS Wal
should 81 done with them.
It's sverpc he hal OF the House Of Represents
tiv.s i crowded with ladie. from Topeka, La~renee
ard counsel the State officers members oi the Zen
era Assembly the Stubs and other. Ihey hsve
assembled together in response to mvts,ons sen, o1l
,otL,m by tie iades Of Topeka, to come together tor
.ocal time. After dancing, taking sGghlng SPEAK
nc e. upti 10 O'clock the company retired 70 the
senate Chamber there 20 psrtake Of the many thing
urovided for the inner by the beauties OF tn.
citv Tie tables fairly groansd under the weight OF
iuTuriee and would compare fayoraoiy WIZ Sui'iat
f,-iye boards in the older States. IL Is use.s to .ay
hat iu.ee was done 10 the ladies In the disposal OF
wTst thew had prepared. 1t estimated that between
400 ard zoo pesos were present al the party and al
made i tteir business to have good time
After performing their duties in the senate Chamber
N. comrapy returned 10 the lower ball 10 listen 20
lively song, composed and sung by military company
NJ IawreIce. called the "Stubbs. few remarks
were mnde by Gov. Robinson and Dr. Cut.er-the
Doctor giving the following toast:
T1< ISs,, Of Kas,a-The past deeds the 'sssFsaee
TIA, hey prove srolg bres'o't' tor ne projection q
tie ,sy'ea;yy cf tEis STATE
Aher which. dancing again commenced, and al
what time they vii adjourn il not yet knowh
Yours, 'ruiy, : = 4
T.p,ta. l. T. Msrrh II, lsi..
St,vFs FoR KANs,s.-The Highhyer IN this morn
ing from Louisville brought between 50 aud so saves
belonging 10 families who their way from Ken
tuokv 10 Kansas The slaves who came in the High
ver Of persons Of all ages sexes and shades
of color. and were good-looki1g, weldressed, ana
apparently veed party, and came a caoln passea-
geTs.
Since the opening of the river full 500 slaves have
arrived from the Ohio River on their way 70 Kansas
The j. II. Lucas took up nearly loO the Star OF the
West 100 the Chambers 80 to -, and almost every
boat that has started up the Missouri River, since
the openng OF the river, has taken up larger or
smaller number The slaves almost in every case
taken in the cabin while poor white families going to
the same place take passage below, on deck
One gentleman from South Carolina, who With ho
family went up in the Star of the West last week mad
20 slaves in the cabin and another 80 and still another
lad 90 [st. Louis Evening News, March Il.