New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
KANSAS.
I.re.posAeaoe q TAe M,a-ouri DamoerA.

sssrespcsAeaoe Of TIE Missouri DsInoerat
LAwREscE, X. r., May 10.
Por nearly two weeks the Second District Court Of
Rs Territory has been in session AT Leeompton, Asso-
siste Justice s. y. Cato, presiding.
case which excited considerable interest IN De-
compton and vicinity, was disposed Of Yesterday. II
seems that two vears ago Mrs Miller OF New-Iaven,
Connecticut, obtained divorce from her husband
Frederick Miller il being established before the -
Nat he guilty Of adultery The woman wa ii''uo
guardian Of her children-two beautiful little Eirr, o
Sin and the other eight years Of ageana ~ou and
she came 10 Kansas with the Connecticut coIo"y,
settled at Waubousee, little over yea nonnn.on
few days ago Frederick Miller arrived IN H. ot ~
ard Obtained from Judge Cato VIII i'i INC e - ~
&c mother and her children when wa Pu iuto =,
hands Of Deputy Marshal Fein, snd ne pro $500
once 10 the quiet home at WaubohseS a"u 80
~ ~! 81. .bere thew were confronted by their
unnatural husband and father lhelt W. 10.
spce excited the sympathy OF the % Vi .S"
S,vn their heart. moved IN Dehaii vi me no-nI'
80 br chiid,en and thew set about at once and vol
ppteered their services TO procure the release Oh Inc
children. NJ, Wy to,os
Col Sam Young Of Weston MO- a. w. Jon mel
sditoy NJ THE Leoompton Union, Col. Anderson, ana
Judoe Almond of LecomptOn, all known IN this couu
A. a. he most violent Pro-Slavery men, came forward
Ard before the Court they Gid all they couid 20 saw
De ehildren Miller could only secure the services Oh
an attorney from Mansfield, Ohio, named stephens
and with the bogus law his side, he obaiheu YER
diet in his favor the children were forcniy sePal'eu
from their mother, taken to Leayenwoltn anu On eeSs
show,d themselves much better than the laws they
had enacted which provides Tor sncn cases as tee
,hove nv their zeal in behalf of the sufferers But III
thst tow1 and in such Court, bogus laws triumphed
ana the mother had her children kidnapped from her,
And such is "law, not only III Kansas but in several
e,t week will be a busy one for the employees in
and about the Land Office at LecOmptOn. Nearly all
IN the old settlers of Lawrence have been summoned
40 appear at that Office on Tuesday next, each
seiying copy Of the following notice:
nr
ROB # Al l. l. f l. o A T.
ALL INTERESTED IN LAWRENCE
LAND OFFICE LEconPToN. X. IT,
May IA, 1857.
To NJ. Frederick RimbaH:
You PERSONS INTERESTED IA ANY AASNER IN THE
town Of Lawrence which is laid the following dis
ebed land hereby notified that the 18th day May
proof support his night 70 locate BY reservation granted
hm In the Treaties 82 and 1856 by and between the United
States and the Wyandot tribe Of Indians the following des
ebed Of land bounded owit boundaries of Lawrence
giyen); ,-.-. = IT,,
land will be permitted offer counter proof before US al this
efiee."
Signed ELI MOORE REGISTER,
VIM BRINDLE, Receiver
The question Of title TO this site will be aserous in
Jury to its present progress and, perhaps retard its
development for several years. There are many
adverse claimants that the question is difficult, and
will require time to settle it, give the attorneys bu-
srness, and astonish people generally who are In
terested.
Lots found ready sale at good prices few weeks
ago. Now speculation in city lots is down, one is
DESTROYS of purchasing until the title is settled. This
Irving Government land two or three years before
is brought into market makes bad work of II, and
causes considerable difficulty. Yours, ESSEN.