New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

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R.cor]er person. '..,ng Michael ss9k'si ,lfi ,hs e.
SsnD Of the rosSsnca 9Gses sS Of Calsert ealing
;s eSmCel Ss he received his yotei , nlohO'st
s.nsss!S and Mr. Calvert gioIy sM'has s.okSs. {"
Michael s,es,., sohes, Wr james Madison Carver: Nj
Ib< Same go Jpayc OF the eiect,on 'ast oc'ooef
ebsel StGS Precinct and informed as, lew oays
-. .to election, when the 'ry =" ~ - y. .-;r..
.'that 4 any raed ""'
be d'dn ,isbe.t t5ing il the po-books. Inere we
bpI I.n,asd The names OF William III. SeSiri, mos
T Benton, Edwin Forrest. Horace "IsIy rrynr. e,s
551tsnan 5 John G. Fremont, Nilard f.lmore,. Sse
- A Douplas and quite nombeT OF d.sIhSu sneo
s,c,en WHO are recorded cOtRg there on 'he Sls'
S. 81 December last, swelling the LIT OF VoeIa 80
.rSnnmber Of otc hOa'GHd ond ser zen Nne" III
reality The ~ y not oN'' '"'' '
Ws are clad that this comm 'sion has oeen cfeate1
70 examine INTO the frauds tha, nave oee
Exul threw the responsibility on me Propei lu'sS
Thsre will be no eo-httveens; the req! Bui'y once
viii ne brought 20 the bar o. justice or 10 escape 1us
Ill Ace the country. We hear OF great h btIy eA-
pressed by pEtes who are nss 49,, T.! "a o.
hnn This commission is a resurrection OF the buried
sna they will 60 deep and br.ns 1t al to the surface
,ec,pr op JACK HENDERSON-THE FRAU
'DiuFNT RETURNS FROM DELAWARE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A STATE
SENATOR UNDER TIE CALHOUN con-
STITUTION.
.o,r..pondcnce Of The Cincinna'i Gsse;te
LAwREscR K. T.. Jan. 25, 1853.
had The cquvOcal honor OF an Introduction toJack
Henderson two three days since. lie is tall, thin
man, with light hair and fiery red beard "Why,
Henderson :" said a Gentleman who happened
along inst then "Tm surprised 20 9ee you here
under such circumstance" I'm the custody of an OF
fcerI. "Yes, was Hendersons reply an
rather surprised to find myself here 6et Hen 4 pre-
,upie they ica,lcG me P''Hctpa!y foT ~'.H';S ~ ''
cdse." -. ,,,o.
But the bird has flown On Friday night Hender'
con escaped from his guard, mounted heet no'se
that in waiting, aud has not been hearu OF snce.
Early the next morning arrived here through
the PrO-SavCr ry JOurR0i Of Leavenworth and OF 1er
sources that the missing returns from De.iwne
Cressipg rs amended by Henderson had turned up
making that precinc; give Pro-Slavery majority
3o5 This count gives Leavenworth County to the
Pro Slavery men, elects their State ticket furnishes
them with q majority of one IN the senate, and s'es
the House. Had this news come in before Hender-
sons escape. he would have been guarded more ri2'
orously ana would not think, have lett Lawrence
alive. A la.le plry of Leavenworth boys are now
securing the Delaware Reservation in pursuit OF h'm
II they are successful they will be very likely 10
make short work with him.
THE sToyER CASE.
There has been great deal sad about the assas-''
nation Of StOvcr of WyaDdotte for several days past
bat il has been impossible until 10 obtain sccu
gate information about il. Reports have been indus
triousy circulated that he attacked from political
motives because (by counting all the frauds he wIs
q Prd-Slavery Senator elect from LeavenwOrth
County, under the LecOmpton swindle The truth
s that he himself has stated repeatedly that ne be-
Geyed politics had nothing to do with the cowardly as
sault which was made upon him. The most plau 'ibe
report circulation about the matter ~, that u was
the result OF al old quarrel about u woman.
The circumstances OF the attack were these; StOVeI
was returning from Lawrence on horseback, ana
slonp Late at night when " thin three milCs of wy
apdotte heiwas passedby another horscman, who sud
denly wheeled around when a few yards ahead OF HIM
and asked care you sam Slower. lie REPLIED
eyes, | ought TO know that voice. The other an
sxered "Nhcther YOU do or do not, you are the man
I'm looking for and instantly shot hln with
Sbarpes rifle. The ball passed through his lace, mu'
iiating him shockingy. The assassin escaped Slower
survived for several days Ill great suilerlng Dut the
latest repoit received here that lie died yesterday
TIE 81. Louis Republican Of Monday announces the
Arrival in that city of Gen. Calhoun, Judge Cato, j.
p. Carr. "who claims TO have been elected to Con
gress under the Lecompton Constitution j. +.
Henderson, esq Capt. Samuel Kramer, and Major
Miller agent OF the Sioux Indians from Fort Bent all
en- route for Washington. There il a report but
whether or not il il well founded we have no meins
determining. that several Of the leading Pro-Savor
men had been addressed by letter anu reqWlsd
eaye the Territory within given time.
The Republican also contains the following letter
K1cKAPoo, X. r., Jan. p, 1853.
Gen Calhoun has returned to We,ton, accompahe
by Judge Cato, Col Isaacs, exSherif Jones, an
other leading eize1s Of m kpta H wn' snd n,y
troops On arriving at LecomptOn a subpoena was
served upon him to attend the examination Of J2sA
Henderson, at Lawrence. He declined to recogn'ze
the authority Of the Judicial officer VINO issued II
Shortly after he was arrested by attachment, bat he
Immediately petitioned Judge Ceto for habeas cor
pus and was promptly discharged.
He then proceeded to count the votes cast at the
late election all Of which had been returned except
those Of the delaware Agency Precinct. which
have since come in, with Democratic minority OF
379 carrying the Democratic ticket for State officers
and Democratic majority of one on J0tt 6adlot, III
the two Houses Of the Legislature.
The Representative return, as | have received 1t
from hch authority stands as follows