New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
While I was In
La, NJ them arc now prisoners. !"

-,.N os them arc now prisoners "u"o
Y,rct. Mclnscsh camp. at the a'"o ""
= csa~acsmie should be PR ""u' "'e
ia ssl -, him shout too pri'"ner"' tue" |"
~, s,,,nick. (M-g""n) camp namely Oap'.
IA nj. brother Jason. These NEE
Ia, hcs,,l, iroped. aud treate' w''a
Az, r,r,,,, severity. They han been cHp'u''"
e., h, hc Badcr Rufii'ps, anu from
,.kro BY the Dragons, VINO t'ea'cu
uo,e Lrut Mclntosb accused them "i
,,,,,,ters and SAID h. kaew that they we're
o,,cetu,d 10 tho xii ing at P"ta~atamo Ce"eN'
,,.,,.,ht he wss mistaken. ard t'a nun 50; ou'
80 ,..,,iye. and said hat was what they we're
,,r, fer. Tscre was DO legal process against
10, tho, N,w the, are indicted with IN Others
ar nisa Treason, and this Is th' only c"ARo
AGAINST I, rm That TREASON being n!ing 70 tue
hsir @, I..wropcc, nut all too l'to {" save H. ~
n eStsiu that these t~o Browns were nov ehHasoo
In IN. kilius st the poia~atam'e. Let ts"' A"""S
hsvr been in what manrer II may, they az ieaN
..,. i, Laurence At the time. This Gan be swora
4, h, CT witnesses, aud suppose their peise-
cn,cr. Know II; and yet these brave mcn have be-n
subjected 10 u cruel Imprisonment and are now 10
Peril VI their lives, for sn act which there
Il not generous mind Ia the country
but will admire. Nor is this their only
cuff, rirg. Before they got back from Lawrence
Cap ALL PATE, The Missouri k,ps'tiea"'s Rlthan
crrrv~y rdeat, frv~h from the sack Of lawrence
With his company OF Shannon Sharp Shooters
pluidrrrd and burned the houses OF these two
Browns. Captain John Brown had u hne library
that pei,brd with his other property. 80 goes
Drugoop Government in Kansas. Capt. Pate, taken
prisouer IL honorable battle, by a susllor nunbsr
Of men ,han be- CON msndcd, was liberated by the
dragons. His company got their arms and oorses,
and were TUNED loose to go down and pluoder
O-swauauie with Whtftld's men. Captain
Brown and his brother J.soo taken while retara-
ing bone alone, BY bsod of NJ ssouri Rafhans, and
BY them transferred TO the troops ANONYMOUSLY
chsued u the exposure Of a soldiers camp, held
with ut legal process and then tarnsd over to the
Territorial Courts, where they we're inllcted for
tressOn-
The aim of ell this arresting is to take all the
bold and fearless men they cannot drive of, and
thu. weaken. frigh tn and drive off the Others.
The company Of dragons now posted at Law
renee is sad to be ths most worthless, in polut OF
character, in the Territory. The evening they
arrested Legget and Hoyt, the officers in command
treste-d them oil. at the Only liqloc shop 10 town.
TIA. light some of the dragons offered insalts to
the ci,,zeus. Two Of them, drunk, stopped at the
bou.e If Mr. Kmball, and showed disposition to
ofsr insults to tome of the ladies, and would,
doubtless, but for the presence of some gentlemen
there. Other two, slso drunk, entered the house
OF Mr. Croker at midnight, armed with their
carb,pes. sabers and revolvers; they said
they had come after prisoners-they weee
drunk. Mr.. Croker, who was in bed,
reached his band to bis rife, aud told
them to.lsave. They commenced swearing, but
would not 20. He got out of bed and after hae-
ing a q. Oh deal of trouble with them. got them
out. They cooked tpeir carbines and pointed them
at Mr.. Checker three times. l heard they had
zone to another house. but did not get the par'icu-
lars. TIE oiiicer 10 command was complained to.
The Pro Slavery en- have appointed muster and
review drllr to be- held on the 4th OF July ut Le'
compton, Tecumseb, and atchisoD. All the Law
AZ Oder" mep arc notified to assemble there on
The "a ne day the Ssato Legislature is 'e meet at
Topeka. These are significant f0ger-marks-