The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

merry, were driven from The Fsnsory end are now acs
ing whh Hamilton. Is Understood thsa Governor Denve
Will send troops SUFFICIENT 70 protect Fsst 6cots ana 70.
the men that be spared from Tho garrison, and vs
| the dktuT bers out of existence.
Baer, who killed lyell, the pro slavery MAN. aurme
the July election Of lst7 now IN sns town. No one
offers 70 modest him.
The Presidsnts Instructions - Gsv. Denver.
WASHINGTON, May 7, 1858.
w. DESvxR Esq, Governor ct the Territory Of Kansas
transmit to you . copy o. the aos Of Congress, ap:
proved May 1905 ror sne ADMISSION ssn Oh me state OF
Of the most delicate and important character they
clearly and distinctly defined by the act itself.
the ordinance adopted st LecOmpton by
Convention assembled in regard the public lands
deemng the grants 70 the State Of Kansas therein con-
similar They have therefore, proposed 70 Tho
people Of Kansas 70 assent to such change in the ord
~ re- stated 10 the act reducing the quantity Of
lands granted TO conform tho grant in the bill
before Congress for the admission OF Minnesota This
question Is properly left to Kansas 10 be decided at 10
puar election The act prescribes that cat the said cleo
ton the voting shall DO by ballot and BY endorsng his
ballot az each voter may please, Proposition accepted
or Propagation rejected Should majority OF the votes
cast be for proposition Accepted the President OF the
United states the fact duly made known to
him, shall announce the same by proclamation and there
AFTER and without any further proceedings the part Of
Congress- the admission OF the State Of Kansas into the
Union equal footing With original States, 10 oil
specs whatsoever sha be complete and abs0lute &c But
should majority Of the votes be for Proposition
Rejected shall be deemed and held that The people of
KaDsas do not desire admission into the Union wi said
CONSTRUCTOR under the conditions set forth in the said
proposition. They will then remain in territorial
condition until at ascertaned by census duly aud
exceeds the ratio Of representation required mem
Der Of the Aouse Of Of the Congress Of
the sand Territory are authorized and empowered TO
form for Themselves constitution and SUITE government
in the manner prescribed by the act
Under the second sect or the act, yourself, the Dis
trct Attorney the Secretary Of the Territory the Presi
dent Of the Council and the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives are constituted . Board Of Com.
missioners 10 conduct this important election. The
President has entire confidence that, far 10 you
ee the election will be fairly and properly conducted.
Your powers and your dutis sufficiently pointed
by the and by your previous greatly
be desired that the I've commissioners shoaid in
things desires that there should be fair expression Of
the popular will on this important question: and that any
person who may commit or attempt 70 commit the frauds
punishable under the ACT be prosecuted with the
utmost rgor OF the law 70 be hoped thai the people
Of Kansas, relieved from all outside Influences may
left decide question themselves they will
come INTO the Uniou under The proyiou OF
toe act, will remain in territorial condition their
population s equal TO the number required for repre-
sentative 70 Congress.
Enclosed herewith you win receive four copies of the
act referred TO- Of which you will send each OF he
commissioners in the act in order that they may
be properly informed Of their Designations.
At the same time you win provide for an early meeting
Of the mssiOners that the election required by the
may take place wtoout unnecessary delay and that
all suitable arrangements may be ma for hs purpose.
The President earnestly hopes that these arrangements
may be successful securing free fair eiesio
that Al the present important crisis the Of The Terri
tory may not b. interrupted.
The act for the admission Of Kansas ought he
sivey circulated among the people, because the question
70 be decided by them OF and may
involve the welfare and prosperity OF their fins Territory
for long perioi OF For this reason whi ct the
act very ~ escrbee that the day OF shan
be al as early period after the proclamation IS 10 conss
teri with due roce thereof TO the people the
period ought 20 be sufficiently long 10 enaols them tho
roughly understand the question in all It's bearings and
consequences. shall have ten thousand copies Of the
act printed IN this city and forwarded 70 you for imme-
You win not probably, convene the Bard until afser
the appointment OF District Attorney for the Terri
tory nomination for tbs purpose will be sent 70 the
Senate Monday next Should you deem % advisable
you liberty publish the whole any part OF these
people OF Kansas ne desires above all
things that there snail be fair expression Of tue popular
will at the election, and that the result may be produce
peace and harmony among themselves and promote their
lasting welfare. LEWIS CAsS
LANES BANpIrT1 IN KANSAS.
From tie s. Louis Republican, May 26.1
gentleman from Independence, who lef there Sat
urday last informs thai shortly before his departure
an express messenger arrived from Fort Scott stating
.ss ss. s .
bAndii,i before they aware Of itked eleven
the FIRST tire and wounded another The bandi,t fed
preciptstey. and Montgomery with them. rue latter
isa1y SAID thirty, composcd Of men q ali parties de-
termned 70 rid Inc country Of the miscresn. bootgo
merry, who thus escaped just death, WAS formerly
preacher in jackson county, Missouri.
THE ARMY IN KANSAS.
Correspondence OF the St Louis Republican.
PAYING rHE Troops.
Ixsvx~woRT CRY, X. T., May rs, 1853.
This day and yeserdsy busy days at the fort for
money having como 10 hand Of the powers which be,
they engaged In payn Oh The military. Their dues
the Fort have been paid. 10 morrow win likely be An
equally busy day 10 the respect asN underssod
that the oaaermksser department will launch out 10 the
such like Of the force.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AMY.
IsAvRvwoRTH CRY, X T., May 20, 1858.
Colonel Monroe, Of The Am Ariery lief, the For. on
ing ef 80 He hes with him 100 sixmuie wagons.
Colonel May, with the third column 10 consst OF 800
men, including battery, wli leave Friday He will
take out about tho same number Of wagons
fhe Quartcrmaster Generals department this morning
received si26 600 gold which will not take loog 70
ONCE an almost innumersble body OF The creditors Of
Uncle Gam.
10 day by me steamboat Carrier Fort Rainfall They
cncampcd the vicinity Of the Fort the intention being
that they snall garrison the post
Moss TROOPS ARRIVED.
ISAvrvwoRrH Ctry X r., Nay 10, 1858.
This morning within half Al hour there has passed up
the river body Of roops In the United States steamer
Morton. The boat made step At hts place, - thsi
companies board. Private sdvicss from Old
Point com'or. lead me 70 believe, hosever, that s
battery of artillery from that place, under command OF
Captain James Totien az the "a Regiment.
Supreme Court-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Clerte.
EXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBroR AZ ms IN
Unrest IN LrmLEys PROPOSED oPERA COMPANY.
JrNE 1o.-Heruy Hdy,s rs. John IT. Wiron.-rhe de-
PENDANT judgment debtor Of iss3 but there
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