New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jun

A letter from Topeka, May %, TO The Democrat
sa,s IS dragons are stationed at Topeka, and 100 at
Lawr.nce. II reported that party of Col Baiord
men, ped near Osawatame, had committed
many depledstops upon the property OF the squatters
who. becoming enraged, made an attack on the camp,
killed FIVE men, and drove the remainder away. Inc
Missouri Pro-Savery men in that vicinity identified
with the troubles in Kansas have been waited upon oy
a Committee of the Free State men, and ordered to
peck up ard move to Missouri instdHter. Many lam
iies compiled with the demand and the greatest ex'
ctenert prevails in that paIt OF Kansas. Gov Shan
non has sent detachment troops to preserve order
The Investigating Counittee adjourned from Leay
enworth to Westport on the 3lst ut. They Will leave
for Washington On the 10th inst.
A letter TO The Republican, dated Baptiste Psola,
May 80 says that thirteen persons implicated IN the
murder of the Pro- slavery men at Osawatame, have
been aIesed. Other reports say that the murderers
arc fortified in a cave the Marias del Cygnes, and
are securing reeDorcements from Lawrence and else
where. The leader OF the band is named Brown
Two ci his under arrest, one OF whom ieisns
irssnfy. one hundred Kansas militia and fifteen
United States dragons assembled to catch the
mnrderers.
ST. Louis, Thursday, June ), 1856.
A letter to The Democrat from Leayenwoth, May
81, SAYS q oompsny Of Pro Slavery men, some days
prevous had waited the Free State settlers, aud
commanded them 10 leave Kansas within spccl-
fed time or suffer the nsequerces. Mr. Phlps tue
correspondent of The TRIBUNE, being compelled to
leave, went TO Lawrence. Judge Conway who wa
arrested on the 2s.h, was confined tina; day anu
night with guards stationed over Linn, but on the
following morning was released, and commanded
to leave the Territory Not obeyog, he was that
evening conducted by Committee aboard the ste amer
ard sent down the river. Mr.. Lfta, another
Judge was ordered to leave, and dldso. Robert h'i
die had also left. Several sthers hsve been com
manded to leave. Mr.. Shoemaker, landreceiVe''
and the Government officer in kaisas known 70 DC
Fr,e-State man is to be notified TO leave Lady Leav'
env oith has Also been advised to move away To sVoa
difficulty The writer says the Free->'ate meu 40
not manifest Sufficient nerve for the crss, out 'lhh'
that If the reports true that the free-o'a'e
settlers in the southern part OF the ierri-
tory are in arms, and compelling the fio-
Slavery men to retreat TO Missouri, the effect VIII
be good n the northern part. 1t reported thar nVe
hundred men are marching from Wisconsin to hansa''
but il i probably without foundation.
The Kansas CITY Enterprise (Pro-Sayeryl issued
IN extra % the I'd instant which Is repablshed to-d
in TIE Ercaipg Ners. This extra says that D. NJ
Baynard LEFT ST. Bernard for WestPort on FRIDAY a''
end he tes not bee heard from since 1t 'upp SEQ
that he has been murdered by the Abotoni't'' JohH
w Farmsn, ii. Hamilton and john Lux went ou' 'u
search Of B,ynard were taken by the AooNl'"
hts aud threatened with hanging IAe extra
further says: Marshal Donaldson and seven men,
on Friday night last, were fred upon from wa.
foru house, near Lawrence, by party ot ~ Au'f
itiCnists. A short cOnfc, nsued, when lesu''oN "
the woulding Of several Of the Marshals posse L.
II Carly, Just from the Territory, states that some
men belonging to the same company WIN Il,
were attacked AID all seriously mlueu "
the Abdlitionists. He for men ana no'So''
and twenty-five Of Bsfords patty vii imheu'A,''
start 10 the rescue. Capt. faiir's company '"i'o
ing IS mep, wsnt to Hickory Point " suPp'oS' .ue
outrages IN that ricIity, bot were stsekei BY lso
AbOlltoIsis and two OF his men killed. AHo''.'
b,twee the sane part,, occurred pear D''"N '"'-
il which Aboltoni.t. and u Pro Slavery men "i'
killed, emosg whom were Capt. Patn- eHa 'alI'0
NcGee. C,pt. Lorg's mpany oi y" ya'--'
al. Il.