The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

artillery, and various munitions Of war; thst was thsr
wholly unable With the force ii his comnsnd y execute
the OF The law and that he had called upon ~
Law abiding citizen. of the Territory to ASSEMBLE
possible In Dougaa county, to act his posse In the
performance Of his official duties.
There are Thousands who will respond to this call at
Il thrills each eager and each ready arm.
The storm has been long time brewing its mutterfngs
the heavens darker and fearful porsn were in the 81.
SsDs them that happy peas; with II. p,ogS.,
bIesses, with their fragrant whisperinss, would
WOO cur virgin plains, aud prosperous gales keep
greatness and the glory which Nature, with most
generous combinations, would ensure Bat how vain
vhrlwind and mpes It Onward 1t i. the spirit Of the
tempest, which will live until 1t dies. II is abou to
burst and we must stand the crunt but it will tear ana
would gladly svoid it, ana save them the havoc which
carnage, BY submission to the laws; and = to be
hoped that SOBER second thought win bring thsn to
days sioce and his way down the river Informs
ton has Just been received that he intercept ct
Darlington snd viii DO handed over to the authorities Of
Resder was arrested last week. but plead the prvI-
kge of contestant for oeat in Congress, and was
sustained by The United States Commission. The writ
rather FESTIVE under the threatening sppearanos o. tbs
skies and thought of leaving without notice He got
quietly out Of Lawrence and was making Ois way TO-
Kansas City when Informs ton Of the fsot reached
he people of the neighborhood through which he
passing, who Immediately turned out to catch him; but
up 70 The moment Of our last express had been unsuc
cessfnl., 1t was thought however that he was
rounced, and could not possibly escape
Thus You that these two vain,us agitators, who
led their followers and dupes into dangers and official
sre stealing away Ike cowssdly maerssns Tney Should
be arrested and brought back and mace to bear the
tremss penalty that their hsseness merits This may
seem to be strong language. but it not 50 when ap
piled to them. l. b mild and GENTLE | feel for
those woo have been misled by them know that they
all leniency. have seen and converted With many Of
them. and found them stupid in their prejudces and
seggsa in their isnasclsp: They know no esttsr;
sasd upon the on WHICH make the
the Marshal have augmented That will be by Friday or
Saturday, at hrthest. Taen there viii have to be sub
Harding, Of tina Judges Of Election 10 this county,
was arrested by Sheriff Viii shead last Friday and I'm
prisoned at Doniphan. He refused to give bail.
OF met smallwcod another Of tins Judges, who told
me that he supposed the Sheriff would him Also
asked him why he would mo- give bsil. He repliei g"
the law requires me to to JAIL am willing to submit"
IAked him why he did not recognize the law before 4.
consider it Of authority at this time when he recently
repudate6 and d.sclaimed it9
law did not require him to 60 to JAIL but only to 10
sent at the next term Of the Circuit Court to the
% and that be should give bail and 60 on xh
tea,iyn: But 6e SAD, SEo vim 60 to jail"
these misguided and unhappy Here are Harding and
smalwood having first rate farms their fields ploughed
upon ihem goiI 70 js for three Of four months. whsS
either of them could give abundant BAIL and all through
an unfortunate teuson, brought upon them by suoh
echemng selfish and unplincpled demsgogues Is Ter,
I hope few days more win bring these matters to
full close.
II The conaic. of arms should be begun it WILL be fear
and law and determination tie onsr the issue viii
rot be doubtful in Its termination but It will bloody
and terrible in the extreme And whers viii rest the
res ,oniby, ye men of GOD who preach for arrss Ye
conductors CT leading Journals who urge icsnu
~ satesmen who counsel lswlesness9 Add all ye, of
-nse who fan the fame which about weep in
latir coDass ration the Mingled ashes Of and
hi estt ads think well Of your connection with thts i'm
perdipg calamity and stay it, ere it be too late.
Fine Arts.
The Duse d,rf Gallery continues 10 attract crowds Of
vsitrs The collection certainly that deserves
Re extensively patYonissd. It contains excellent
pictures, with less amc unit Of trashy than
usually 10 DO found in public exhibitions The Mar
tyIdom Of Huas is noble painting, elevated in design
rich in coorng and treated With boldness and breadth
which not always to be In historical pictures
The lovers Of art pass away hour pro6taby in
this collection.
The sale of the collection Of the late Samuel Rogers
has dispersed into number Of private hands the pre-
cous gems Of art which he had been at such pains in
assembling together We have before tie catalogues
Of the fifth and sixth days sales which sevsray pro-
ducsd fl50oO. is tribute to the excellence Of
modern Epgliah art to find that some contemporary
works fetch higher prices than those of the most
famous of the old masters. Thus Ieslie's Sancho
and the Duchess brought 1,120 guineas, whilst
Rubens knocked down ct 200 guineas, q
Rafael at 4t0 guineas, Rembrandt at $50 guneas and
a Claude 1t 1856 guineAs Sir Joshua Reynolds famous
picture Of the Strawberry Girl brought the large Of
200 guneas being the heaviest amount bid for any
picture At this SALE 1t of this composition that the
painter made the we'll known remark "No could ever
produce than about haa dozen original works. aud
this is one ofmine." At the following days sale head Of
the Queen, by Mr. Suy, American artist, was knock
ed down at tho modest price Of % guueas had been
presented TO Mr. Rogers by the painter The portrait Of
Don Balthszar, Of Charles w. of SPAIN purchased
for Mr.. Rogers at the Recommendation OF Sir David
Wikie, and The gem OF This days collection, brought
lao guineas. Sir Joshua Rsynolds' Puck or Robin
Gocdfeltw, was bought by Earl NtzwliAm for $50
guinsss. The Triumph Of Julius Caesar, by Rubens
fetched 1850 guineas This magnificent work is from
the Balbi Palace At Genoa.
MUSICAL MATTms.-The opera to night win be Luss
Miller for the first time at the Academy The lovers
Verdi and they are legion viii not fail to b present at
the represen Of this of the strongest of his
works. la Grange, Dormy, Badi,n and others win in
terpret it WE'LL
Carl Wells, pianist, announces his annual concert for
this evening at Dodworth's Rooms. Nine. Wallace Bou-
chee, Of the best resident vocasts win assist and
sing and aria from s'Nabuco" duet with Bernardo,
and Irish ballad. The programme Is very good, and
the audience should by equally
Mr. AL rving's annual concert takes place Satur
day, at Nblos Saloon. In addition to the attraction Of
his name, Mr.. Irving Announces Mile vetvaM and
~ Ceresa, new tenor.
Mime Patans, late of the Academy, will give concert
the Goth.
The Pype ard Harrison opera company give two con-
certs At Niblos Saloon next week-the first Monday
evening" This company then 60 to the Theatre Royal,
Montreal, where they have been engaged BY Manager
BuckIand.
The people of Quebec will also have English opera from