New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
TIE LINN COUNTY TROUBLES RAn. RO ADS.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Trbuue.

CoTIespc nd,1ce Of The ~ \. Tribune
BATS CotYr,, No., Nay - ISIS.
The corps Of engineers appointed TO 10y out the
route for the jefferson City ind Ne)-ho Valley Rail
read whom ACCOMPANY .hsye jGst pissed
through the sectin Of Kansas disturbed BY that most
horIld and savage mass
We passed within few miles Of the Trading Post,
wh,fe tLe sceue occarTec. The ground Ia yet hardly
dry Of the blood Of these innocent men.
But the u6rsudcTs ave left the country, 20 lar a.
we car learn, ard all IS now Quet-slmost too quis
a. 'bc people have len too.
But ttipk these thiees are about over. They are
too bad 10 be Of lorg continuance.
The people botn sizes Of The line are now enter
rg into measures for mutual protection Hsre they
fear Hamilton, Brockett and thelr men, WAC style
Themselves " The Bloody ReGs, more than tney do
TIE people Ct hsnsas, AID ore anxious - cooperate
with Kansas in their apprehension.
They tell ne that s band Of desparsdoes have kept
them in trouble fer the lsst year or moro-that they
s'es their be puLGer theU houses, aud Threaten
~ I'VE, atO make TIE troe-ota,e men Ol hsh'3S
4 X cplccity So,'a'y is now being made in the Ter
titcsy ~ which TIE people u Kansas Gag age 10 de-
l1cr ID "a hrtu (. eiica ANY Of their pc Jgl5 who
ray o., over Eto M--0Gti for f,olou' purposes, aud
H. Ir'rle e Misscvu sgree to CO the same.
Toy tel ~ that tie farmers, mecbanc'. mer'
ch,His sLd al 'ho permanent residents along the
Ee,o Ike wall :iall enter into THE arrangement; that
kGcsas is LOpt ces.y gone rs Free SAFE, and TIE
soo1.rthc, Lss iui,ted. tie better for all
we receive the kicdos. affection, and 20 charges
mace foi our accommodation. They expressed thenl-
selves nightly pleased with tho action OF ue'sA'
boring settlement in the Totritory.
II seems that man living ia Linn C)unty not TAR
from MeIeka hsd been over into the State aud stolen
horses and took them home and boasted OF chat
he had dope. Tie citizens II MDoeka and viciattY
imnec late ly called meeting, and passed resolu lois
reutiruy HIN TO " return the horses aad lseve tho
vicinity Ard, from VIVA; we learn he's, ~e feel
sure that that action has 0ope more to secure The
pesCe ard good will Of e people than though ~
had killed a dozen Of their citizens. .
Gov. Denver is now at the Trading Post With what
troops he could get, and has sent oaeril t. Fort
Scott TO srest Of the murderes, no are said to
be there. He will also make demand II he nas not
s'resiy como So mon the Governor OF misfuu tor
the delivery OF II imiiton BrcCSett AID tnrr msn.
Tie Shenf sent Capt. ston' gonery witt company
Of is men % surround Fort Scott las, night IN the
night ard thi. morning he 10 enter hilis5i win
posse end make the arrest. while M'ngomcry should
mterCeI &c! m ght attempt 10 escape Thus the
plcsLect J. that We shall soon be al test.
la Mss0ui company has been ors.niI d and
charter obtained to run tns road from Round HI tue
present tern IN alton Of tho Pacific road 70 TIE State
inc.
In Kansas tho corporstors met at Hyatt lsst week.
organized, opeied their book, and appoietsd their
OiliceTs.
scme 50, 900 CT stock were taken, and the zen Per
cent required by the law paid down
Tie Officers are w. +. M. Array Of Hyatt, Presi-
dent; j. r. Cox CT O,tum|a Secretary; and j. y.
Wattles Of None ka, Treasurer.
corps of engineers and suite were dspl'ched tho
pext day 10 locate the road. obtain the right Of way,
etter the Necessary pbpeIs al the Land Otice, aud
proceed to Washington to obtain grant Of Lad
6.org tie route.
TIE iron lore IL g:eat psciciior and the iron
ais strong bonds LIST ~ hope thet over TINS de
lghtfnl country the swords may he bsaten into
{. ulcW .b res and the tpcnrt otO pruning hOoks."
IL cye. FOR FREE KANSAS AND RAILROADS