New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-01
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have dates from tho border of the 10TH tls par
t.euiars oi the last days Of the war in Kansas and
the nal treaty OF peaea at \,
Ihs MIssoaEians srue marched rom
Westport 70 attack aHEenee oa NE The army
was composed of one regiment u foot artd tgo II .
pieces Of artillery Gen HeisEeli ws III sos5ssd
On the 18th and 1is the army marched fgyf rnss
reaching Franklin three miles fronl Wien
apoas fonr miles from FRANKLIN, tIe advance guard
army and one man Killed Tfs rtasn BODY gSas hnr
reg ap Az possible, for the purpose of at
ssssIlg ticking Lawfsace TINT evening sIne
feached however, II ana tlse cor
leiIplated attack vas postpened. The army ed
eampso at franEa intending % make ffls assaults
with the information thab Cot CooE. WITH laras.1
force OF l1tsa position fl STgis
laWrsnee ~ w protecting II from the
his resolution to defend the town n, III Ssasy
Heiskil, warning him Of the consequence n m at
tempt on the place. II Id said that Col GooI Iaf
been sent By Coy. Geary, who WAS urgently soEcfSad
by theDeope of Lawrence To interpese fr shss
tecsoFl On THE 18th Gay. Geasy arrived At Frank
mn and had consultation with the officers 9f fIz
tavaasaag y ie told them that hs
ssetlon and aappless 8fte aid of Tic
trooIs piacsd undsR his and that tie inter
posifIcn VI the Mssoufians nflsleE Cen VIZ
NO ionser aeGesaaEy. Aa IN evidence of his ability h
enforce the laWgs hs told them e a,f iTIat aryrsf
ninety of hundred outaHs, who yy1i1 IN nF1r,arIyr
tried by the legal authort III zeTs M fI,esa II
the GoFeru0r urged the MissonrSarss ia 5sbassd mi
abandon their projected attempt on Lawrence
Gen. tchisont Gen Reid and Col Tfsig afsFasses
the meeting and urged compliance giET1 fIs FSs1
ernors proposal. The Goyerner then sgshlray fron,
the conference to afford to the a
tanty to act among themselves pR his suggestion NJ
meeting was instantly organized lin calling Cen
Atehison To the chair Resolutions were nassed de-.
carlng that relying On the protection promised to
peaceaoie settlers By the oyernor they (ffe INVADING
army Eond disband and return 10 their homes re- n
quesdng The Governor to organize and distribute over
the Territory force Of militia to protect tIie settlerg
from niaFauders and robbers and rec8nnienIiflor3
that Ge Titas be made commander of The militia f
the Territory. The MissouFians then broke IN e:srn
and returned home, except those who intended Is
settle III the Territory. Esa
+ The ninety or one hundred men arrested bv Gov
Geary belonged TO the company of Col HarEsy who
made the attack on Capt Robertson at Hiekcry
FONT. They were captured at GrasshoDper NILS
opposite Iecompton, on their return from HfcEoFv
Point TO Lawrence 1t is said that id tile aJtaYIrs
arrest them, United States soldier and fofrteerS
4HaEveyfs men were killed. ssss
I Lane is not to be found in the Territory He IefE
Lawrence on the approach Of Gov. Geary with tile
United States troops and went towards Nebraska
Alils quiet in the Territory now. sY5 sS