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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
. NOTES or 4 TRIP TO KANSfs.
Cou,,perd.pee q The n. Y. Tribune.

Cor,,pord.poe Of The N. Y. Tribune.
LAWRENCE April l6, 1857.
Do not imagine that Of the Northern hordes now
pouring into Kansas all remain. One-haf return.
OF those who arrive onetbird come merely to look
at the country, with a view to future settlement
10 speculation and TO selecting lands for companies
who are TO follow. OF the remainder, large
number are disappointed in the country, in the eli
mate. or IN the facility Of taking up claims. Many
travel thousand or fifteen hundred miles, land at
Leavenwo rtb. ride some twelve miles out of the
city. find lands as high in their own neighbor-
hood. and 60 home and say they have seen Kansas.
II is not men ike these who build up new
country.
I met Gen Lane here-a bold, shrewd keen
looking Yankee-though believe, he Is an Indi-
anisn Lane was the only leader during the war
on either side who knew anything about military
matters All parties sgree that be drilled and ar
rayed his troops with great skill, and while he
with them they committed no outrsges. After ne
left them. they were no doubt guilty Of some;
f.. il could not be expected of human nature that,
having suffered as they had they should not retail
ate when the opportunity came. There can be no
doubt that had the United States troops held aloof
Lane would have driven the Mi.sourians out Of
Kansas Many Of the Free-State men, burning
with a sense Of outrages, would willingly have at
tackled the troops; but better counses prevailed.
Gen Lane is now here as the agent of Eastern
capitalists 10 buy lands and lay out towns in Kansas.
He has travelled through large part Of the Terri
tory Free-Stste and Pro-Sayery towns, and with
perfect safety Reports were rife that be had been
arrested at Atchison. and much feeling was shown
upon the subject. But ne told that be had been
received with the greatest kindness everywhere. At
Atchison | understood that be vas the guest OF
Stringftlow. So you the war-hatchet IS buried,
and We are al smoking the calumet Of peace-Or
more strictly chewing the quid of tranquility.
Large disbursements have been made az Lecomp-
ton by the Government; S500 were appropriated
BY Congress for the capitol; So Gee more viii finish
II. hope il viii be given. Not that the capital
vii remain at 1eccmpton, but dislike 10 see a fine
building useless FOR the want of a few thousands to
Di,h IL Ii will be convenient for the courthouse
of the county town when no longer needed for the
capitol Sls.0 hase been appropriated for pep
itentiAry. which viii be built this year.
Very little crime Is Do8 comnjtted in Kansas. /
believe that there but three men under arrest for
murder IN the whole Territory. Those murders
grew out Of disputes about clsms-tSe most fruitful
source 81 difficulties. The cr.nipals are kept IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

hsd land BID Of in the name OF their friends. "
nally on Saturday, I'D, company from r.
iucky and Virginia swept the board v.s
gold and warrants, and the small fr n
specuatcrs went home eursing the wAo,s
sale The number system failed, Of eoqr.s
and the whole affair shows how bad and abssrd !.
the present system Of dsposing Of the pubic Laas
Minnesota must advance more rapidly than Iowa !,
agricultural point Of view, as her land is ceeaprI
BY actual euliiyators as well 81 actual settlers. r
Was al II. Paul. and 81 Anthony, snd Minnsap..
he, and saw many wen from the interior amse,
whom was Doctor Jeweit Of Temperance renoxo
He regards the rapid development OF all the "a.
sources Of the Territory as unavoidable. The en-.
cra,ion is composed OF Ohio, New-York add New.
Euglard men, who have money and come 10 nAks
homes.
NETWORK, May ~ 1857.
left 81. Paul on Tuesday az , p. m, and arrised
In New-York City, at Chambers street. at4p.n'
If FRIDAY. via DunleIth aud Chicago and Mchigaa
Central snd Csuada route. We were detained igr
hours IN route. All the baggage was seized al ths
Suspension Bridge by the Cnston,-House oaiepr'
Vegetation was more forward at 81. Paul than a.
Dubuque, and the prospects are fair for g,si
harvest. Provisions at al kinds are scarce aad
prcporiionally expensive LIE DocrEuR II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

The CAPTIVE WOMEN REscUED.-Cspt. Sencsr-
boz q the Equator down from Redwood. informs
that ali Cd tue thee white women out of the four
who remsin alive THAI captured at Spirit Lake bv
the outlaw Sioux, have been rescued from captivity
and when the Equator IN the last two Of them flat
cane in at Yellow Medicine under the protection
Of AGENT Handrau. The nsxt thing 10 be done il to
,e, bo Of the rascas themselves and stretch their
6ecks in he NEST prompt ana summary manner.
81. Paul Tines
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Letter from conneautvills, Pa.
CoNNEAuTyILLE. Aug.

OOANEAUTNIt-LE, aug. 10,
G.. w. BRowN-DEAR SIR:-I here
with transmit you two dollar note, in
payment for another volume of the Kan
sas Herald of Freedom. / have been gen.
orally well pleased with your paper, and
think, so far as have the ability TO Judge,
that it has been straigh forward, eonsis-
tent advocate of Freedom for Kansas. Men
may honestly differ as to the best means
for attaining the same object l cannot
but hope, from what can tell of your
affairs at this distance that the Free State
men will take the matter into their own
hands in October, and wipe out the
whole of Missouri's legislation for Kansas.
And having done that, there is one thing
more. For Heavens sake, don't incor-
porate into your Constitution that black
and disgraoeful provision, which would
prohibit people of color from coming into
your State, or which would assert that
they have no rights which white folks
are "bound to respect It would rejoice
my heart to know that your young and
vigorous State had taken advance ground
in defence of Liberty, Equality, Frater-
nity," so that Humanity crowned with
the Divine image, might possess its God
given rights; and fill the position for
which the Creator evidently designed it.
Respectfully, B. F. HITCHCOCK.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

and our common manhood requires that
we should resist you If you dc. We are
organized for defence; we have the pledge
of Gov. Walker that he will use the troops
of the United States in our behalf. If
you persist against your best interests,
against all considerations of patriotism,
against all manly and christian duty, in
the mad course you have marked out a
war must ensue, protracted and bloody,
between Missouri and Kansas; and it may
be extended all along the line to the At
Iantic coast. A dissolved Union and a
broken government may be the result
For the highest welfare of Kansas and
Missouri; in the name of our common
country and the living God; we appeal to
you to refrain. Remain at home; the
Kansas question will then be peacefully
settled; the agitation of slavery will cease;
and Kansas and Missouri will go on pros
pering and to prosper.
Having thus discharged the duty as
signed them, the Committee would con-
clude by exhorting all the people of Kan
sas to go to the polls on the day of cleo
ton, in pursuance of the action of the
Convention, and vote for the candidates
of their choice. You have an oyerwhelm-
ing majority; with fair election success
is certain; but whatever may be the re-
suit, we believe our cause will be strength
ened by such course.
Very Respectfully,
j. Fl. LANE, Chairman,
H. j. ADAMS,
r. G. ELLIOTT,
DIR. CHARLES F. KOB,
J. P. ROOT,
J. F. BLISS,
JOSIAH MILLER,
w. B. PARSONS,
DIR. CRANE,
P. C. SCHUYLER,
WIN. HUNTING,
E. S. NASH.
w. F. M. Army,
SAMUEL WALKER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Facts worth Knowing.

Three gentlemen from Philadelphia
have been travelling for several weeks in
the Territory, visiting, among other Sec
tions, the Lower Neosho and ;ntermedi-
ate points. Everywhere they have taken
pains to acquaint themselves with the
political sentiments of the settlers. Mr.
Worthington, one of the number, said
that in their whole tour they had met but
single man who professed to be pro-
slavery, and that man was desirous Of
selling out and leaving the Territory
They stated that after leaving Lawrence
for the south, they heard No man adyo.
eating the do-nothing policy; but all ex.
pressed themselves resolved to spitch in
in October, and that regardless of the
action of the Grasshopper Falls Conven,
ton.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Coming 10 Kansas.

Every time we observe in our eastern
exchanges notice of the breaking up Of
a gang of counterfeiters or horse thieves,
we find remarks very much like the fol-
lowing
"a good many persons in this locality
have recently left very suddenly for Kan
sas, though they had not been heard to
talk. of going there until the breaking up
of this gang of counterfeiters. Il Is sup
posed that they were some way eulpabie
and connected with the gang, and we're
apprehensiye some one of their number
might prove leaky. under an aTress and
make disclosures which would inpiicate
them in those illicit transaetions
Whether there is any truth in the sur
misses ofour eastern exchanges We cannot
say, but we are spprshensiss that our
beautiful Territory win be crsrnla BY
these desperadoes, as all other new com
tries have been. The best and only way,
in the present unsettled state q affairs, to
break mp these depsedstions upon she
rights Of individuals, Is q make examples
of every case that comes . zhs knowledge
Of the people. and let tie 1snslty b Sc
we're and certain. and otIter seag dceFs
win pEofis by the examples tsssht them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
ksissionaries % Ksnaz.

The American Home Missionary So
ciety have just appointed FIVE naissiona-
ries for Kansas, in addition to those al
ready in the field; four of them from the
last Senior Glass at Andover, and one q
German, to labor among his countrymen
around Humboldt, seventy-6ve miles
south of Lawrence. Il Is said that the
Germans are fast occupying tfis part of
the Territory, there being no less than
eight or. ten shonsand already there
Bo<A1a Wahrimas e Aszrtof.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

pected, because great things had been
promised and paid for. Some means
must be taken to bring on the issue. An
excuse must be had for expelling the Free
State men from the Territory. This was
furnished in the murder of Dow.
ITo BE CONTIHrEnl
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
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3 10 LEC0MPT0N,
IS CITY, DALI,
fsams, and Concord
is permanently es-
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sing energy as the
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anteeedents. In 3
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tes. Also, 9 Da'iy
ming Line Packets
Louis, St. Joseph
n the route. connee-
kther Expresses. for
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We. Bankers' and 4
y attended to. All
parcels. freight ana
dispatch. All loss-
lusted at this Office.
AMPS0N, Agent.
press Col
81. u
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

Or The Herald of Freedom is Gov.
Walkers organ in Kansas Massachusetts
Spy.
A mistake, Mr.. Spy. The Herald q
Freedom is the orgaa of its editors, apd
nobody else. It has nc moro conneesinn
with Gov. Walker than it has With any
other person whom it would be happy %
vindicste against faIsshesd and cslunsy.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
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Pmists. Lowell, Mass
|FINLEY, Lawrence,
ISt, Louis.
ls KANSAS.
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oil; climate, Pro-
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Battles and Out
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the proceedings of
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.ttles, Outrages and
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wanted. Price IN
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hing. Philadelphia.
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.easo. Ill.,,

hanufactory and dc,
where may be found
ble and Stationar.
and Cylinder steam
and Iron Mae.hnil,n-
ircnlar Saw Mills.
orn Mills, with nes,
out Bolts. Genera
hingIe Mills. Stean
Whistles. FiniRea,
smmings. CASTING
ktent Screw Cutter
tr own importation.
Work, etc.. etc,
Ehe public grneraiD.
been able tskeennP
I'VE have larEcg IN,
] our firm aad n:sS ns.SS
ing the Wet VIII
ablishment.
|R. r. CHALAEs''
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

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aye: r'aets
asahi1e 'ss.l;e prt,s, fA,, ,
ss, .esaIssine, for con,,n,tt !
..'ssase- !. Many Of nv
. ron them. and ~ ~
possess sxtrsordins.sos- %
nrlns the sick. Ts.yy
s. lsssans 20 be takea9
sa'usd BY the pubic
Aw whites ftoa Bal
sksr, sppt Puis x,;..
sok; ioss. .of spb.,Issaa
,a,e n.iy iyesrs oys.tstss
our Pills cured ne. !
y yesn In my anil,
success. You NY
? pleasure 10 co,p,ns ~
are doing" ''nd
: fsah: Railroad ca,
ssia. De Is, isss
my testimony 10 n.
derived derived very msi.r,s, al
reetoral and Caths,,,,s'.,
ny family, nor shsI. 1'i !
VII procure tAen.a
Ms, H. D., Of Went
ms In my pracsic,r
g an invaluable p..r1.' .
\. % TIE liver, esl,sisz
snd she gseai varis;s
irer remedy than an
We remedy b reonirs9
Ills 20 the public. !,
oaaa They are ,.,.
sfe-guaiities whieS
t public uss. Iha h.ya
~ Peeferai a. the -,
these Piils are in M
paration for ihs tr.s,.
MsNsv..es. issa
ate been shietsd I'm,
fotin, aud now a.ief
sinoun. Of suffering.
p weeks by your PlIj.,
write can only d
have suffered, , aad how
Zee from this Icsfh-o.,.
attacked my eye, anI
unendurzbf. psB !.
cad, and des,spyeiiur
my dsys; soms.iris,
iof months a raw sots
heed taking your Ca
Zee ffom The complaiEr.
nd my hair has CON
which makes me l.sI
ne means OF Conveying
iiiefs, I am, viii, syeys
krs, &C.,
FiARIA RICKER.n
ped Maria Kicker fun
strictly true.
. J. MESERVE.
b Manufacturing Co"
p Marion, writes f,VR |
a bilious attack which /
FeI, which had beooa,. |
relief by my Physician,
lyi bat a few doses a
p me TO health. I hav.
|ofms, with the bsz; st. |
! i rsgmmentsd then |
bad irpablsi him III /
4 they had cured Eis /
= wohdi and I aa! hi
a.
|olicitor Of the Saprems !
have made linn well |
heishboring States.
'ledns, 5th .drl, 1854. |
4. In assuring yyl iini |
inurh tehealsd q yui, |
NO years since, ut : g.
'sIf CHEsas PxcToRlt, /
Fl health. My children |
Bm attacks Of the Inaa- |
J Invaluable remedy fof
Isc fILLs have entirely |
costiveness, which has
= indeed, this cure Is
|act that | had failed 70
8 which this seefiun d
Of the nainsfoas RENE.
4 psuvideBiial blessing
suppose we are not un-
Vf1T THAxrsR.a
Ohio, Apll. 5i,, Is5i. !
:: ], have made a tie,
!, leh ms " your aFss',
Ie dreadful Rheumatism
Ing. The first dose re-
ut doses have entirely l
ter health now than &c
lie entirely to the effects |
with great respect,
US b. METCAIP."
vI,o are pIhliely known +
NOT make these slr's.
oh hat they We're tut. /
AVER eco, |
mists. Lowell, Mass
Lawrence. /
st. Louis. I
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

LY INFORM the Be
rally. and those q ~ ~
ticularly, that tns;
h and 90 Vernm8osa'
RGES, WAG0sS..
8 to order from .Iis
done with neatne. =.
rjees. Weed r1nasS, rns,S,
RS, ,ATTESTloCa. =.
tern to suit. ana vi Vi
kinds Of scroll s,,SS snS
pounds of iron az a,ie
assortment for sale
vest market pr.i,e,esi
ior manner: An br %
d; and we hope, :.
- charging Feasonat
lotto Of deeds, nssI
the patronage
DIX & DEA
q. AT LAW VII .iI
d Courts and in sne =
ory. He has haa
En- practice in ~ ~
pec,ai attention ~
slsndips MI, in Yi,
e Yale College
ef Frsed0pt pai
kr PrBLro. !.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

Ohio, Aprd. .5, 1884.
b; ], have Isade q The,
q, leh ms hy your aFsn',
be dreadful Rheumaihn
fng. The first dose re-
lat doses have entirely
eter health now than k9
lite entirely to the effects
+ with great respect,
Jus B. METCALP."
kvI,o are pIhliely known
K mot make these slpt..
(ion Mat they Nere ttuE.
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valued BY lhe publ
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NAssAc, N. p, Fee, 3, 1857.
Ca'rs and Sentence ~ the Late Acting Receiver General
-Redry Bal Strm, &C.
The last paragraph OF my letter OF toe 23d uh informed
'an NJ the TRIAL OF The late acting Receiver
Colony Tor embt zzienent he we, -. ..r.,.as
convicted, and On the following day brought up
sgAD WHEN the Attorney General sta ed the ends OF jus
tice had been served and he would proceed upon
the other in'or nations nled; whereupou sas
senterce TO two Yeas imprsor with hard labor
HaHcurites viii be IN pr,ty pills hs II they called
upon they ave likely TO be- TO pony up the dedcen
ciee In the txchequtr.
For two Gays (2sih and 2pth OF J,puuy) The Cour,
pied with the trial OF indictment for per
jury The defendant v& young female the prosecutor
elderly merchant 10 ecessary 70 state tn.
Of The Suffice II TO the jury after being absent
thirteen MIMI es returned verdict Of euty, amid
the loud acclAns iions oil ID. crowd
o. Sunday, Feb. l, We bad severe hail storm The
clouds began 10 eaher up the NORM gu,
. very smbYe lock suddenly the wind rashiug on
and with IL the hAibtoDep, ~ leu big the .op
OF ones little finger rbe char hes IN at We tia
ane the paerpg " these unlocked IA, intact oay
cracked panes Of esss bu ssovheo to- natives to no
tmaD degree The snd - suddenly changed 20 tn .
porbx est and violent than oeipre, tearing
the u ion Jack" from he slaves at vernors
oence and the CommissariAi. Now ipdeed, evcry one
thought trpAoo fa'fu and destructive sy that o.
1850 Was approaching bu, AN happy TO state have
be- spared being wtssss 70 anohr great calamity
The weAhsr is IRE and cosl ano the town psrt,uary
healthy
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
AlaArAc roa FE roaK-rm DAY.
Sc NOON RISES. eve 10 =
sus SETS .,........ 80 HSH WAtEN u Al
Port OF New York, February 1a, 1857.


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s'ss'' to Laa'm f''''n' onf''psA.s BAY STU 'a
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sh,p souAsmpcp. Au,,i1 Lverpcol "a dsy' with mdie
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saIaf with hip sheridan, bound " from Antwerp for New
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SIP SbeiD s@i spi p Hamburg is days with mase and
psfseErfrs. to r Bsck a Kunhardt
81. T b SS VI
heavy wealer has been en- the coast days with plot on
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he'd very heavy vsther eaking tady abor, 200 soses
three lower only ans tsnal Of distress flying ship
Vas besiiTg GOV = tet At hs tine -, g. r, a.,
with s,e ard passengers tof the ship Cenuri9n)
Pie AalaIa Lambert Neuviss, IL days with mossses to
Bre Tsries OF Baiovep punh.n caraenas II days.
With ,pgsf and Y elssses 60 More Nsvsrrs
issssr 10 wsth Carver chsse
Ss va ss1s Sr rs 81 Feisr D''' "
BIS Prentice Hobbs o bos9ns ssr,er s. sssk River 10
r ss S ks go sas'
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SSr r ps,porsse VS. bar as' furs. Islands day. with
eat to ssssd Psepss Co e e f-on SsSs sn ys 70
Is.sper for New York 2oeays oai,
Sebr Tse Of Pres. Fr-rch Virginia
s,hr Ianion lean Williams Rockiand via Sandy Hook.
s5f5 Jotp,er Iocsxoca from 2. wee. o, ship Irene
f'ssner caisdor.a Lay aed Hampton Roads 70 crom.
s,c,nsT N ssssTe 80 re~ London Feb il,h ,su IN
vh ,f,p Crest from Liverpool dsmssed took her
IN tow and brought her ittopoIt.
BELOW
Brig sea Breeze, from 81 DOu irsO
s.ssmshlp Tempps; tpD Gissgsv.
FIRM Qua Anthe-shps cowper saa NTsnciseci cuidva
tor. Liverpool
wind durir the Gay from p tosE
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II will be seen from the foregoing M nj tnat pes,
dent Comonftu 10 resolved not q ,brDK from the re-
spcpsibuiee veIsuors and isunts losut upon the
execution Of this lev
The CHAR trizAuoB Of church properly has 10 several
places not b. en- npssd n m Qpe,etsro tor Instance
there had been turns ct all To this S-por
Lerdo gave orderr before leaving CABINET that ali
the properties which bao not beer sofa In their re
speoiive states. sboad be sold 10 the city Of Mexico
1hs Tton Jnfn, Of me i2,b 81 January mentions q
ruuor hat The Apostolic Nupco ad received orctrs By
The last packet 70 ash for mo return home
III tbs be true" ssys the sooaior the l3h I've 40.
psud H. End nope that he government VII make haste
and ,xpeoie ntse psssporis 2"
Tne kouor VI the 13h 'ays the insurgents had finally
Eft san LUIS ard that tue revolution vas q. an end
Ohop cte o. The leaders Geo 9th hundred neu to.
varfs he mounisips IN othes nou,oga. Mera and
Calso then held several onpc aud d. tern med 10 y
Bee idss s24o eco ~hch tney got b. robhins the con
dscis hey received $3.50 Oto n the sospe Of iorced
loanf from the nerhap The so~sor does i've the
dsr Of ths departure Of sbs itsovseou FROM Luis
The CeDrrodr. % Puebls mentions the pvisor me nj
OF bt provlrcs OF the u mint Ans Podra Onazsr for
having disobeyee the orcer OF no, changing his resi-
dence.
TIE Norodods, Of the city Of kesico who're supres.
scn~t have shesdy mentioned, has reappssred under
The psme Of Rerpta a. k,-too
ssnof jose fnsle~ss bss been appointed by Presi
dent Con on tort mater or Justice
SCI or Anotc Rsrrsza has been sTpointed, in place
Of Tor Juan ssoizar, ~rgDed, Onsf Jussce OF Du
rarso
There 10 no other new. Of Interest