New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08


| among VI. We must have help. Our Arms in nsny
instances have been taken from Us by the
ssne officers and given to our enemies. ras
report il now, that there is g.eat excite
nett North and East, aud that companies are
folmi, to come to Kan-as. So let Il be. The report
is slso that they ar pOuii in from Missouri wIch
hiLk true, MS Sumner is calling his tro p' all belo"
The troops at this place received message on Fhd.y,
the Ism, to march Immediately to LrcpmpG,n whcb
is about twelve mile belo~ here. Aud to day large
company passed through here fom Fort Riley, which
is seventy niles above here. judging from the past,
we have faith that the troops III co snythng TOR
Us. | Sp st delght.o with the colntry. Toe
climate is delightful. indeed The sun shines rather
bot bu, there a cool breeze continually. And sh1l
this beautiful country DO blght.d snd cursed ny av
eryl 1bs question mast BIZ sLsTereA by tho soGs of
Freedom acting now
TBs PRISONERS IN CHAINS RELEASED
Ts the hdi,,r J rAe Mics su,i Democrat
IAwRyscg. X. r, Sarurd ~. June 90 1855
On SATURDAY. lat company Of five men came iato
our city fum Tecumseh, where they had o7eu confined
for some time prisoners. They were captured by
the cragoons on or about the 27h OF ast month near
Ora ~attamie. Their arms were taken from them
chains put upon thei ankles and driven ttitty miles
under the bot with the irons upon them IN front Of
the troops mounted on horses. They were hurried
along on foot all day, without time being allowed tn
to ct dinner and water on tho road Ons Of them
described his sufferings that very warm day as
horrible. At other tunes they were treated wy
well The dragons were undsr the command
who has no sympathy for Free State men ia his
power They wore the chains upon their limbs for
nearly four weeks and when brought before Judge
Cato they they were discharged, Is nothing could be
found against them. Three Of the party captured
were, however, retained-Messrs. Partridge, john
Brown IT, ana Williams. The two latter are mem.
ben Of the Kansas Legislature The former WAS re-
leased on bail, aud arrived here thi, morning. -Four
one for "bigh treason "kdnappiog a slave" "con-
spiracy" and one for boise stealing" Mr.. Williams
for high Treason, Mr.. Partridge for conspiracy; the
Otbers nothing againt them-theyhave been imprSon-
ed nearly month for no CRIME. Mr.. Brown came to
Lawrnc to ssst in its defence feT days prior to the
destruction of the hoel and printing presses, and to'
Going that be is indicted for high treason by Judge
Cato!
Mr. pRows's HOUSE BURNED by A MOB.
While Mr.. Brown in this city, his house was at
tackled by a com psDy under the commsud of Henry
Clay PATIO, Special Correspondent of The Missouri
ktprH,eas After saekng the house, 1t WAS Sc: OF
fire BY PstOs company and destroyed, together with
library valued at $3.50 Mr.. b. is poor msu; they
have obbed hin of all his property. He is hated aud
pt,secuted because he is for making Kansas Free
Stste Ia this way are the settlers robbed by SHAN
pons poss.t assisted by the United Ststes army We
hope The day il not far distant when the bandit aud
dagoons viii be driven out of the country stho point
Of the bayonet by the oppressed squatters OF Kansas
PRISONERS RELEASED on BAIL.
Messs. Legate and Hoyt, arrested oy Harvey and
the dragons under the command OF tue drunkea
Lieut.. Perkins, few days since, have been released
% bail.
Corcre.s Is expected TO make an appropriation Of
so 600 to build Bs-te in Kansas. for the safe con-
fiper er Of TIE settlers. The Only prisons here now
are cotton cloth tents guarded by soldiers ana Tears
sre entertained that the prisoners will take cold T.
THE GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI AIDING THE Dor
DER RUFPIANs.
fhs editor Of The 81 Louis Democrat. writing from
Jefferson City, the capital Of Missouri on the 9s.h
ult ssjh: c
,piLec prmouut I'd Opts in the basement OF the Capt.
tot. Sterling Price, Gouern0r Of Missouri, St!te
nonscy at pt0cc nth The Cnited States, sent tcelve
piece # cannon ana tTe"ty'tco bores q mIsses 70
a Territory Of TIE Usi'el States Tns fact re III es
10 comnctt, but it calls FOR mpescbment: Many a
nan for ets.f crime had to stretch his eek over the
beck Wal tho conservative masses OF Missouri lie
ommsn, I'll Ger this outrsgel IL would justify revo-
IHtior before the Inevitable one OF the am OF
August aud by Other means than the oao, o Sus.
c ss cs% cn St Gou and the oys Citizens
Of the State espouse and ratify hlbusterism on our
own territory, and disgIace Missouri by tlec1ng the
Price. Atrbi.on ard Strngi Now ticket, ~nlca Is
dernocJscy DOR are public criminals necessarily ni-
tio.ai Deuocrats! This cannot be thu creed nor
these ihe apostles of Democracy-she doctrine OF hu'
msrity."
The river pirates are Only following the example of
on.
We find the following Border Rufian accouut of the
recent outrage ON the Chicago Emigrants in The 81
Louis Intelligenc.r the Know Nothing organ:
BORDER NEWS PER CLERK OF NEW LUCY.
Tire New Lucy left St JOseph, June 9Th; Weston,
Saturday, 2sth; james H. Lucas pissed up the even
ing previous. Weather dry and hot. River falling
fast Corn pershiDg for want OF rain Arrived ct
Kansas IL O'Clock a. IN. Town in commotion, an ex-
pres haviI arrived from Lexington announcing tue
IT. amer Sultan on her way no, with large number OF
Abollorists board armed to the teeth, deternne1
to force their way through all opposition. Gee han
cree and fifty Pro-Saver, men from the interior de-
termne6 to disalm and nd them back. Eucampet on
the wharf all night previous, with bo"lder
for pillow, and the blue vault OF heaven
for a covering. Arrived at Wayne City IL o'clock
IN. 200 men well armed, and with two Held pieces
waiting the arrival Of Sultan. Several ladies from
Independence God bless them enrolled themselves
uLder the ProSavery Banners armed with revovers
and bowie knives, determined to take a share in the
expected conflict The William Campbell passed up
with large lumber of SOutherners on board, bound
for Kansas. Arriving st Liberty, the whole popui.,
ton for miles around appeared to be at the Wen
AIMED with two pie of artillery, waiting the ap-
p.srance of the Sultan, determined 10 compel her TO
land or blow her TO atolns. Met the railroad packet
Aust, ella below Liberty. and the Sultan at Soley
with the expected party board but having been re-
ieved of their arms and ammunition by the Weverly
boys Left Lexington on Sunday, 29th; Emlsrant
passed up during the night; Morning Star at Lower
Landing; AcmIsl below Wavery; Thomas f. iuts
Herald at Providence; 3Otb, j. N. Convers at Mar
ms, Omaha end +. A. Ogcen at Claysville, Martha
Jewe;t at Benefits.
A NORTHERN PRINTER TARRED AND
FEATHERED.
To he Edho,s Of The Chicago Tribune.
MASHArTAs, Thursday June 10, 1856
A courier from Lawrence has just handed me the
suhjOinsd commune 4tion: ,e
TOPEKA, Kansas June IA, 1856.
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