New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

s<espa,,es, has gone to p:tnde'inS ths people. 10
far f,sn "pyeseivi,E the lsws and the pubic
peace they are the only parties who break tho
one O, d;sturb the o.her. In point Of fact, Walker
has broueht them here to plumber and insult the
people, which they can do with perfect IMMUNITY.
No bogus officer will interfere with them or rob-
bpg Free State men, and if the people were to
take step. .yainss It, il would be "rebehon under
the organic act" All the farms and gardens arou ID
Lawrence. at least 20 the west, have been pun
dered. Hogs and other stock have been stoeh'
killed and eaten by Gov. Walkers army. M
Guest has lost some so worth from Ms
fields AID garden, and bis hogs have oeen
disapDearipg He found The skin and head OF one "a
The M near the camp Yesterday. One OF Dls ne'sh-
bors Jaw the dragons Hill it and carry 1t oh, oue ~
afraid 10 make formal complaint for fear OF expos
inc himself 10 the vengeance Of these blue coiVeo
and white buntined banditti T@o dragons hsd
gone into the field Of G.. ". Dietzhr, esq, 10 s'1ai
corn AID vegetables for the army, no DOUBT uiiier
virtue Of the proclamation; and Mr. Dietzlei nav
;,a sIrea3v been favored by these alIs-havng al
ready complained and having his complaints disfe-
oarded-tdok down bis rife and fred at them. The
dragons beat retreat, but were fired at again, uu
iii they threw down their bag and escaped without
their plunder. II is a hard thing If an army Is
to be brought TO a quiet city under pretense
Of putting a stop to an armed insurrection'
merely to plumber the inhabitants.
No arrests have yet been made IN Lawrence A
deputy something came to the camp severai da.!s
ago for troops to make arrests IN Lawrence. ihe
officers who happened 10 be in command al the
tine refused 10 90 unless he first tried to make ar.
rests without the aid of troops. company OF
dragons however and some kind OF officers, or
would be officers made some kind OF demonstration
Yesterday against the residences of some persons
living in the suburbs. Not finding those they soue h
they went back No attempt to arrest has yet been
made in the streets of Lawrence by anybody
Another company vi troops arrived here the even
ing before last. Gen. Harvey, and a large portion
of the army concentrated here, will remain in Kan
sas until the October election at least 80 1t Is
given out. | do not suppose that we will get nd OF
them this Winter The idea of thus starting for the
mountains in October is rather rich. They are here
TO subdue Kansas, not Utah.
Desperate efforts are still being made to fuse the
Poo Slavery and Free.State democrats" A
conservative " Free-State meeting has been called
in this district TO be held next Monday. 1t is TO as
semble at the house Of maR who was a candidate
with Pros Slavery men at the Constitutional COnyen-
ton in June. lie is a Mr.. Spicer, and Is q
"Walker man. StrngfeOw recently lett Cen
yeutiOn in AtchsOn because it insisted in calling
itself " Pro-elavery instead of National Demo
cratic" Such barefaced impu1ence shows what
this pretended National Democracy" in Kansas
is 1t also shows that no mcOnsiderable portion OF
the Pro-Slnvery men not satisfied with the
dodge. They want not only the authority bat the
name.
The presence of the army makes no observable
difference in Lawrence. Buildings are going up
rapidly The new brick hotel on the corner Of the
public square will be the finest building in the Ter
ritoIy when completed. 1t will be four stories high,
and II by $50 feet.