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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
OUTRAGE AGAINST TIE UNITED STATES

For all we know, DR.. joseph Livingston, a citizen
If The United State, and io,m rly Consul OF mat
Government ~ Leon, 10 day Is cead From the cor
r,tpcndence between Mr. Msnnng and the United
Ststes Minister, publ shed on the thlri page, ~ Oe
sfeo thst when the raoroIs hoion A. Leon heard oi
the capture Of MafiGno Ssizar they ezed upon Dr.
Livingston ard hrcatenei 10 shCo. LIN II this HoVefn'
ment executed Ssl4zer Mr.. Manning thought this
thu at word be carried out. lie knew how great tae
outrage would le considered he knew how savage toe
act would bo rHIned be knew the peril i atanted we
traitcIs WITH and he hoped it might be prevented out
he knew The unreafonable aud bs barous instincts OF
this people. tOw deeply they are capaOe OF .lshng'
sIO how cJltenJ JlJle they can beg Tor tofSNthe7s ~
the face OF carser, and vita this kn0"ec5e he hi-
but hlte hope. For a. well as ne knew tue na'lVe
cLerPctsr he aso knew TIE stein unhlnCh.Dg ea'ue
&C the Pr cent OF Nicarsggs whO although MS "a
broiLfr might siaLd IN danger, wOuo not sFefve 'n'
State hade from IL predetermined course hn)"'
Tg tlis Mr. Manning kne~ there was no ioopnoe
though winch Silaza- could e-caPe from the pih|sy
# death, and he, Therefore, feared for th- lie ot Df'
Livingston.
D.. Livingston has resided for iocg time IN Leon,
bGs family tLcre, and bur recertly returned - thH
city nm the United States He Ire m tha. clfy hal
been a continued series If good and bencVcitL a
lions, TeLceieiLo alone to b. own c0uorycen, Ju' -
tie atve population. As foreigner, he ws' very
popular ia Leon, and 20 ts'sGed wa- be with hl pt'1
lie, 20 cOLtden that he had done rotning 10 mell 'o
unity q! 6uy faction IL the State-thdt "heu ho
prs ed through thls city quite recently, shnougn Pc
ss,eIty advised not 10 proceed, he still trusted nii
sef in the hands OF the LeOIere. But the ser,lcco Vi
lifetime did rot serve to him. His ch'ri'le' T.
sff, rdet bin sanctuary. The protection ol n5
Government did not SHE him. but with woe " auu
unreasonable vengeance he Was seized a. al a'on'
uent tor scenes N wDich he had part.
Tie letter Of Col Wheeler WI be read with pride oy
Cvery American. u was wtlt,en by the sau, na !
whoee decisive dispatch ninidsted Mora. Inc POI
aud chvahy Of the American nstnt runs 49, ,Ilo"s
every line, ard yOuch that the American hinI'T'
vii Lot be slOw to vndicste American rishi' "uoH N
is Officially Informed Of the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY.
RELATIONS BETWEEN NICARAGUA AND THE
INITED STATES.


Latter fran My R,c1mond Urder Secretary # STATE
10 M. Uheelr, Uruei Stats Minister.
GoyEREMEST HoUsE,(
GRANADA, July %, 1856.
Tie uud-rs gned Under Sc ,retary Of State for he
Republic Of Nicaragua, ha the toGOr 10 a. .knowledg9
tfe r. ceipt OF Dispsch NJ. 90 from the Honorable
cs. -, >. ,c
Inccsed herewith the Minister Of the Ulited States
will llesse dud the discharges asked fpr.
In reat.. 20 the proceedings lad wi1h the se A.
ce..ory Transit Company the unGeIi gnei Instructed
70 reply that he Pre,d ~ pea ed to have this
opportunny Of explaining the facts AMI circurst
which led TO the recent action OF this Government.
II is satisfactory be 6be % correct the
thtons Of interested parties, who, appears from
some documents accompanying the message Of the
Pr, sideIt of the United Ststes, sent into Congress
the l4th Of May last have rot scf1ped 70: their own
unworthy purposes, to st'eup. 70 deceive the Hon
Secretary ot State and other persons connected wth
the Unl'ed States Government. " hen the history Ol
the late Company l- fairly placed before the PIesden,
OF tie United STATES, the undersigned toels GssuIed
that be VII not fil to perceive the sprt OF equuy
and justice which has controlled the conduct of th'
Government Of NicAsgus. o.
1t is cly ssary 10 remind the Hor Mini;te' ".
the CDi'ed States OF the fact that he a.e Aret;o
lraDst Company was Chartered VITA tss oe 80 (,s
OF facilitating The onsruct on OF the i ~, On
mol, IA accor1dLCe With the oontiac. ~ ~enso. Di,en
tie ia of August, leis, between me % oarcan A..
tor Of toe State OF Niesragus and the Aue ~ ~
" lsL'ic and Pac fc Ship Canal ComPssS 10, NJ.
ders.ereG beg 70 calls the attention u -. t,Ia
isttr of the United States 20 the peclii,a .
OF the cpate- by VIII n it, Z" sole o9lect
because II the Accessory rrsnai company u@'' 'a"''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
lisncs Of The ". y. Tribune.
LEAvENwORTH CITY, Aug. %, lS5t

LEAvENwORTH CITY, Aug %, lc56.
II is impossible to convey 10 you fall and acca-
rate information Of events now transpiring in Kan
sss We are in a worse st4te Of war than
before. The facts, generall,, in relation to the
origin OF the present outbreak are the following:
Gen Lane, who is in the Territory with a strong
frce. has broken up ami dsarmed three bands of
SOutherlers who have been, since the sacking OF
Lawrence, quartered az Franklin, at Washington
Creek, and at Tituss house near LecOmpson where
they have been the terror of the inhabitants-rob.
bng and p llsgipg indiscrimina.ely Free-St,te aud
Pro. Slavery men, and numbering such Free-State
men as were obnoxious to them. Their presence
has been intolerable and they have been routed at
the urgent demand of Pros slavery as well as Free
State men. Lane has gone TO this extent and no
more. Bat the Atchson and StringfellOw clao OF
orsy .insigatOrs have filled the whole length OF the
border country with the most extravagant false
bOOG exciting their followers with tales OF the most
WantOn Outiages committed by the Free State men,
They tell of towns sacked, post-ofices plaged
pos'masters murdered, houses burned, and fam
les rendered homeless; all of which is false, ex
cept perh APPS that one or two houses occupied and
fortified by the Rutiians, have been destroyed.
The hue and cry has been raised aud hOrdes OF
outlaws are upon us. 1t is unsafe to travel on
roads in this vicinity. -Four days ago MIR. HOpp,
lately from Rock Island, Ill, on his way from
Lawrence to Leayenworth, was shot and scalped
in most barbarous manner, and left dead in the
road three miles from this place. Mr.. Hopp had
been in no way identified with any movement IN
this Terrtory. He was killed by scoundrel
Missourian named Fusic The MissOurians have
camp four miles from this place, where some
hundreds are collected. They are stealing all the
horses they can find belonging to Free-State and
moderate Pro.Slavery men. they scour the coun-
try and seize horses from their owners, and call II
pressing them into service Those who have not
already had their horses stolen are taking them TO
the Fort for security.
Several DAYS ago the Pro-Slayery men held
meetings in which they resolved 10 drive all Free
State meD, without distinction Of party from the
Territory For several days, bands OF armed men,
mad with liquor and with the lies circulated by
Extras from the two newspaper Offices here, have
kept our citizens in state OF terror, in hourly ex-
pectatOn OF the destruction of their property, aud
perhaps their lives. We are beginning to hope
that our danger is less now. We are In the power
Of the enemy A different condition Of things will
be found when they have passed few miles into
TIE Territory. We cannot predict what is before
Us. The people Of Kansas have suffered an opprcs-
sion for months past calling than the despots
Of our times choose to ibnict upon their subjects,
and they are IN the act of resisting their Oppres-
sOrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
LTCATIoS OF THE UsITFD STATES,
Near The Republic "t Nicaragua,
GRANAnA, Friday, Aug. :, l@66.

hhANAbf IlDhNf FuEs NJ, i'''s
To G RAMoN BEILoss CoNmaHset-ia CAiJoi t,e iIiei
f,,ces = Guot,nail ard San Sqrador 4sr ~ Le,l:
SIR: | ain just informed by a Iet.er RON mo mas
Msnu, 9, esq., that Dr Us ". Lying-tc citizen
of Nes- York and who urLed from tuat city IN the
last steamer tas beer sIres.d by the forces ~ Leon
A. tie Government ot tie United ates have recog-
n,zed tie auttoIify Of the Government of Nicaragua
b, re- cannot address any Otuet per-0n than YOURSELF
o. Cor mendCrE-C Cblet OF The allied forces az Leon,
prce,,irg esainet the lmprsormenf of DR.. Living
son and j, mardirg ts lmnedlp'e release.
He il c'tzcn Of the United States. No act OF rs
has been chsjg,d by which 10 ~ liable - mltSts'
ton much Is, Improvement by a'y power yaa'sv q,
and uoS iLio.G yop, ~ ''ilmNhdei'lh''G 81 Ct tb
forc, Of San Salvador md Gui'cmGls, that shon'd
auy harm be'aN DR.. Iiying-ton, the Gov -rnnen- ot
tie nited States VIII prog pity hold ,he Governments
Of said states TO severe responsibility. Wne my
Government you'd rejoice n the prosperity end hap
piness of is er r. publ - and ebstsn- from al ln'-f
ererce H. auy ape with their internal c'ucsrns yet
the Pre- der OF tie Cniea c,ae4 declares tha re VIII
maintain -aclcd ba igtts tla belong to American
citizen III any citz'r shall realize on every
"s.a and ev.iy shore, where enterprl4e may seek
protection our fsg. that American citizenship Is
an nyioatle panoply for American rshs, ana mat
70 American can wancer 20 far ilom home Od' t1e
Chief Magi-tr ate of the Union will see that no rude
"hand Of power tyranica ps eiou Is adon him with
" impuuity.' | cannot but D'lltve that you VIII see
tha, Dr. Livingston ic torth"tb released.
From Nj Manning ietter tears are eAteitainei Tor
J ir life
TIE President OF the U1ied states has with
o,4t il the ,stitics oe et~ern Central Americ VI
States departure from the laws OF gsr ia force among
civilized na,ioi-. The party which fesors u such
baIb8rtos folf It's IL clam n al sympathy from ueu
tal powers AID exppses ilselt 20 tbe ennty o thoe
whose zeI, are the innocent vicip, OF savage oiu-
eliy.
BE assured Sr hst if Goe hsir If De- Liyings' s'on
Re d il injured hs lie taken, or that OF any other
inr ncrt American ciiiZer your Cover men ard that
of Guhtsn ala vii feel the force Of power which
rhiie i respects the rights OF other nations wil be
ri ady and ia aJe TO Niudca.e IL own honor ID The
I've. and prcpcttt o. Is cit Faithfully yolrs,
! *, JOHN II WHEELER
| 49, r. k:iutsl Iults states.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
tBy Telegraph
FROM KANSAS.
ST. LOWS, Saturday, A

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Aug JV .'0O'
Intelligence has been received here stating that Inc
Misourisns are concentrating at New Sauts Fe, ten
miles south of Westport, on the dividing line OF MIS-
sour and Karsas. Companies were arriving daily
from the different courtes
Gen. Lanes troops were Certifying about seven
miles from the New Santa F6 camp on the Waksruss
Tie main body was at Lawrence and it was vsTiously
estimated TO number from 900 Is 2OOe men.
Gen. Atchison was said to be in command Of the
Nissouians, with Col. Doniphan second and Capt.
Reid ~ Adjutant.
IL was reported that tie Free State men bad taken
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE QUAKER
MISSION.
From O7r spscisl Correspondent

Ffon O7T SpscIsI COUespoufent
Lawrence, K. T Aug %, 1856.
For week past there has been nothing but
"Iumofs Of wars' Communication between
Mis.euri and the Territory is not very easy for
Free State men or Free-State business Just
enough is surely known to show that the Border
RuiIis1s contemplate another invasion OF the Ter
ritcry. Meetings have been held in Westpor',
Lexington, Independence, Platte City, anc' Ia
short, throughout Border Ruffandom genera"y,
calling On tho Law snt Order men to 90 up anu
trout out the 'Abotionists.' Whether they
will raiso force enough to make this attempt sa'o
rsuaiDs b be sovn. Ii they do not they will not
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
THE MrSOrIrO QUESTION.

ln the reply OF the Earl OF Carerton to see,e' tty
MaIoy-broDgh out by the last sieaInef-i' 'ne ''''
loving:
Mr.. Marcy Is correct when be states .h' uteae AZ
Britain lsys no claim to auy possession or territory 90
the Mu.qui'o Coast, erd her Msjes'ys Governuleh \.
considers now a. they have ewsys consld7rsa' 1aa'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
FROM COSTA RIGA

We have been favored with the perasA OF let.x
from Mr.. Hepry Go,te, al Rvas, giving IiofmAtloa
direct and reliable from Costa Rca- Don Csnos
Arunda had returned to Rivs from G1Snacests'
vhiter he wep! soou ss.er tho Costa RcsA srmy '",
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
TIE TREASON IN LEON
PROPOSED EXLCUTION OF An AMERICAN
cITf/TE
Fr1- ~ A,ad'O9uense. arg IL.
Ir..1roN OF The UNITED STATES,
MAR THE REPUBIIC OF NICARAGUA,

NEAR HE kEPt BlU or Nl'hkh'UA, 1
GR,SADA, Aug. = l5j6.)
THOMAS MAs>ISG, e.q. Leon SIR: | received
lat bt yonrs of the oh inst. relative to Don
Msrisro Salszsr A. Won seemed t0 anticipate h
vas csotured IN the Day OF Fon-ec. BY the forces Of
til, R,publc AID saturday night last brought
to this city, On Sunday morning. in company with
Padre viii At bis request went % zee him in prison.
ard ofrr,d 10 hin aDy service that mixnt b. my
nower II. secm.G scous thai has 'ste ale d
and r, on, .t.d that would have forwarded letters to
bis yife and mace other requess which hav c)m-
plied with He was shot sunday last, lthe inst.
between and p. IN. III the pub ic Paza.
Btyou il fum me hat tLis occurrence has placed
DR. Livingston IN the same preGIcsneEt. There il TO
connection between them, aud no parallel IN the
Sslszsr was one and most promlnen, o-el of fac
ton revolving against the Lawful Government of the
Re,ublic. ana General III ter forces. He kew
that he was liable ~ the penalty of tr, Dr Liv
il g,ton is an American cl'iZtn, much loved snd
psctfd and owes no allegiance 'e the authorities OF
Sicsrsgu much lese 10 disappo'nted faction;
Las he ever be, mixed up With the parties oy any overt
or b. Icerent act. As sui of the United States
and citizen Of the same, be has been resident ten
1.srs in this country. He has been Gently abseLt
TO the United States from which be is just returned,
where be ad been to procure med ciues aud other
articles 10 sid il the o miorts and aneorate the con-
dition of the people of Leon. SO uncOns oGs was he
Of any suspicion OF danger, that he lit bis family
vif. and tive youig chdrenl 10 Leon, ana pa .sed
Trough here III the last arrival from New ork, to
join lis isinl y. 80
The changes egainst General Sslaz7r Will doubtless,
be II ade knoen ard be country will judge of their
Justice. But we've it otherwise, ike
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
" Duncan. is IL n!s ,rsye;
Afer LIES ft.Ll fever. hs sleeps well
No ,ieel. Lcr p, isoJ, malice 10 o. ste,
tor,irn leyv-lCfhi.k can touch bun mOYe

Cen the colc-bOoced Il urdtrer Of an excellent and
accomplished gentlepsn connected viii 'ne Of the
bet and mott hopored rames Of Our country, the
fstler of a you,g and hs pss fsmily aod IN np wise
corntcied the presf nj tate OF affairs ln l. oa tor
he was absent In Nes-YOlk when they broke OutD
-brrg SaisZai to life or remedy the alleged enorl
have written 10 the Command ri.-Chief of the
alIed forces a, Leon on the subject. usc, "a you
will see, 10 ,Ltreaies ror eyasve terms.
For Your kind and earnest exert ous Ia behalf OF my
irncoeit and .uff,rng couLtrymen thank yoI; and
BE- assurea het a. possible will be At l-'oa
NeD faithfully yours, JOHN H. " HEhIER
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

Latter fran Mr Richmond. Urder- Secretary # STATE,
10 Mr. Hheeler U7Ved Stq,es Minister.
GnNEREMENI Hnr,E
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MATRlkcHIAL.

A 1fONDHING 10 XLL-MxDAES xOKkOV. III
and future eyee and an ~ saaosrns q M even IS ~
nssSes n 81 n,sndsd hvsSsnds snd sbs3 f1snX ~ ~
hrn4 togsAss hose wAc ere sepasstsd vhs wtl tsy =.
fuek nay can for ref nd comfort 1bo1sands
presed theS belisf ba she fs wonderful Avoog
he vorM that he's been known though ne prNoss
noAng but What recunsCeabe V phoaopbss no sharvs
0Asned 70 Broce sroet between oNnnou and OouH
HI, 0onusnan net admite1.
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MEDICAL,


(N0NTIDKNYIAL MEDICAL Ard UHGICAL CONSUL!
~ taons-Dr COOPEk Ia Iuane street NAV be sonsult.
rsqusirg ssxsty twenty an yeara
cusivey above epocsy N aniea BIN 10 oye
m eli caaes underAkcd n. B-Those who may have bser
dr. Va Ss cersn,y y a. Gan eau %
.--o9- 800 - $500 - -~- -..o : e---.on-
EUNTIDENrIAL COMPILATIONS DR COBBWrF
~ 10 Dusne street. consulted ON co~,atn diaeaae
The victims oonAdsnoo an cali on DR. o. with .
certainty being radically cured His treatment OF diseases
yesRe OF TIE foul poaapa nom TIE systeu IT. See nav
diploms meunber OF toe New York UniyorItv
= =. =. =.
DE.WAMTs uEFOkfuNATES FkIsko. And OTHER
urry.sd ssrs care o. certain diseases,
quick and eomPet0 ho enlisted who w3ud obtain apcrma
psnt And speedy cure should come immedAsy @ ms
meet unfsiAos medical I'D rendered Ny On.
twsvs Aours Olss . canal street. oorsr
Of Broadway.
TIUNTIS,s MEDICAL Ann wsaiS II. s11o7 A 7.;-
neds.l rsornsscn iSs ne psoss0sntens: Disessss
employed tDn.sac. g 4s @aalssco q msdsIss on Ae
:ouroes q .%ospSsc :puisss; ssduhsx i.psrs naf
n morThoid. y sorsumpxcn Mc q Lco4o. aspna of De
sases Of ne sscpssa 80 nvsrhs on dyspepsa
nyo ~. 49, r.sssssI - ~ yux1
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DRIvA9B CONsULrkxIONG. DIR WATSON Af1nNDe
exclusively diseases q certain clan, n which
cursA nudbse q casss lcag cour.e Of prscttce
nsss a. change Of dieA Dr. Watson esrnesy reeommsuds
early can ahar ne Ar appearAn0oo delay, ~
q postruna speciaos DROPS Ao. and ctsr unaful 6es-
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treet hv door, q RFoadwsy Also ecasulAHsns ~
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KV1sLzn. ~ VOEsvAxTIONs Ac.-
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80 - BY s. IcssrEs, r. B.
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DOCK FOR AVERY HUSBAND AND WIFK,-
- THE MARRIKD wOMAN's
PRTVkTG MHnTNAJ. CON Of KynH

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One huEdreth ednson l8mo, pp ~; nne paper.
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wesds and such q ahe san understand rhoss suffering
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POOV most enecua preparation sold, and pshAeT
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY H. 1856.
aEiaPPlH0.

TNOR LIVERPOOL FTTsD sf1TRs NAIL sfs1d.
T. ship ArLs MIC Commander Oliver kdrScge VII ee-
part with he United Stales mails for Europe,
sstur ~, MAY "a IL NJ, from her berth foot OF CAns
street
The shps Of this line have improved tight
ents, TO avoid danger from oe VIII not ors the BANKS
north Of ~ degrees. until Aftor the lst OF Auxuit
FtIfreighs Unequal cd aooommo saHus
appl. TO BDWA X COLLIs IS bs Wal street.
Al letters must pass through the Pest office ethsss
will be returned
Passengers will please board ct IL O'Clock n The
Bslue Cap OomAtock, VIII succeed the Atlantic and sail
SATURDAY. Juna 4.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

ITO LkT-THE NEW YORK AUADENY OF MUSIC, FOB
one year. from he 1rst day Of October next, with the
OfERAs, CosCaKTs LECTUHES AND BALLS.
The Academy n well stocked with scenery painted Al
legn; sho the bell hoor and splendid decorations for
balls 10 which viii be added saloon, hundred and
zen feet long for ball suppsrs.
To IN srpressario this house offers great In
duo II be Demonstrated by the experience OF the
prefen that the house be lei for Balls Concerts
and Lectures the nights whom there performance Of
Opera for least half Of the amount OF yearly
quired by the Directors For terms amply by letter TO the
subscriber, Al Wall street. JAMKs Phi ALIEN President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

DROOKLYN MUsEUM.-THE NEW YORK DRAMATIC
ID eoc,ety will give . performance this (Wednesda)
Nay "A with Mo,ons comedy q
q BOX AID cox Tickets may be procured. gratis, as
Novns book store Fulton Brooklyn Gentlemen
accompanied by ladies not admitted r. RILEY, President
Il, REIsEI. Secr0taYY.