New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

vAs now take up arms in self-defense.
Nov 26.-Fight at Osawattamie, in which three
Estate men and five ruffians killed.
ksy 2s.-0ne Major Walker of South Carolina"
at the head of party Of Bufords men, arrests five of
Ne principal men of Leavenwoth and orders them to
have the city. An attempt is also made TO kill the
correspondent Of The TRIBUNE, who escapes with diff
nculty.
Aoy GA public meeting held at Leavenwcrh
passes violent resolutions against the Free-S'ate men,
and appoints Committee of Safety, composed chlehy
Of Federal and bogus officials.
June battle Of Palmyra, or Black Jack. Inc
rree-Sate men assemble arms, attack party plum
derers at,Palmyra, fifteen miles from Lawrence, 'ake
thuty-one prisoners and recover large quantity vi
plumber.
June 3.-Battlc Of Franklin. The Free-State men
attack another party of plunderers four miles 'o"'
Lawrence, kill one, wound two, and recover i"'s
quantity of plumber.
June 5.-The Rev. Mr.. McAiee southern oNisi
man, is ordered TO leave Leavenwoth py 'he 'isr
lance Committee appeals to Col summer anu IL "0-
tected.
June 6.-Wht6ed, the late bogus Delegate, who
isa advanced into the Territory at the head OF body
a N;.sour; rufians, is driven back by Col. Sumner
and the dragons, who had previously released the
prisoners taken by the Free-Sate men.
Jxae 7-Osawattamie sacked, with great atrocities,
by Pro-Slayery party.
INN, e-oO-The larger armed parties in the Tern
tory dispersed by Sumner, but ourages
f;uue TO be perpetraed by small bands of marauders.
June 20.--A company Of seventy emigrants from
Chicago on their way up the Missouri River tn
Starof the West are robbed of their arms at Lexng
ton NO.. and on arriving at Weston they are robbie
Of al their property by mob. headed by Atchiso
and b. F. Stringfelow and sent down the rive
again.
June 2l.-Mr. Gay, an Indian Agent, the only Free
State Federal ofceholder in the Territory, brutally
murdered by Border Ruffians.
June 26--A party of Massachusetts, emiTants, under
DR.. Cutter, on board the Sultan robbed near Licking
ton, and sent back
June pa party of Illinois emigrauts the
Arabia robbed and sent back The Rev. Mr. Strawn,
their leader, escapes and applies in vain to Governor
Shannon, Col. Sumner, and Chief Justice Lccompte
for any assistance toward the recovery of his property
July 4-Free-State Legislature meets at Topeka;
Is forcibly dispersed by Sumner.
July The Missouri River and the passage
through the State of Missouri interdicted to
Free-State immigrants. The banks of the river
guarded by armed mobs. All steamers stopped
and all individuals suspected TO be from the North
have their trunks broken open, and if found
to be from the North, they are robbed and
turned back. In consequence of these Interrupt
lions, the intercepted immigrants take the route by
Iowa and Nebraska, just attempted to be
opened
Colonel Sumner, who had not given satisfaction to
the Ruffians is superseded, and General Smith of
Louisiana is appointed in his place.
August Sat he request of the inhabitants of Osa-
wattamie, body of men from Lawrence march
against post of Georgia marauders established in
that neighborbood. The invaders fly and the post is
destroyed.
Murder Of Mr.. Hoytby party of Ruifians, under
COL Treadwel at Fort Sanders, on Washington
Creek, twelve miles from Lawrence.
August u.--The opening of the new route through
Nebraska completed. party arrives at Topeka. The
whole Of this body of emigrants about whom, during
their passage through Iowa, the most absurd stories
were told, in which they described Lanes
army, consisting of 324 men, 90 women and children
Three parties left behind to form as many towns
ON the road and only about half the whole number
reached Topeka. The only reason for calling them
Lane : army was that Lane was with them.
august l2-Second battle of Franklin. The pos
of marauders established there taken cannon, the
same with which Lawrence had been battered and
large quantities of arms and many stolen horses
covered Free-State men had one killed and six
wounded. -Four Ruffans wounded. Tie Rufians
n Washington Creek abandon their fort and fly
Aueual4.-Ttus's house this Titus is old Cuban
fllibuster who has resumed his trade in Kansas
Lecompton, battered and taken, with twenty-one
prisoners, including Titus, who wounded. Rufian
loss two killed and three wounded. Free-State loss,
four wounded, one MORALLY.
august i6.-Stringellow and Atchison issue circu-
BAR dated at Wesport, No. in which they state that
Lane had entered Kansas with an army, that Lee
.oupton had been taken, the dragons whipped
and the treason prisoners liberated, and ralyng the
Border Ruifians TO the rescue.
August l7.-Shannon orders Sedgwick, commander
Of the Dragons at Lecompton to march to Law
renee. demand the prisoners and fire upon the Free
State men II they refuse to give them up. Sedgwlck
Declines the enterprise not feasible.
Avgaa H.--Treaty of Lawrence. Suspension of
hostiEties agreed TO- Shannon gives up the cannon
formerly stolen from Lawrence, and receives the
prisoners in return.
On the same day, near Leavenworh, Mr.. Hops is
brutaly murdered and scalped teamster approach
mo Ieavenworh is also murdered and scalped-
10th by Border Rufflans; the former on bet of s.
against a pair of boots The boots given to the
murderer and he was Sent off down the river Ger
man who expressed his horror at this murder shot
dead In the street, and others manesting similar opn
Ions obliged to fee.
August lS.-Richardson bogus Commander Of the
bogus Kansas Militia, on his own authority calls out
fhe militia, under pretense that the Territory was in
vsded by the Free-State men.
August 20-A Border-Rufian army, collected under
Atchison and Stringfelows proclamation, begins to