The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

from tho Arb ansas, has Ear saved the West from
= must dssas.iinS guerrilla Sar'a.e, WATCH wsua
intenar eommsrce. the cessation Of the overland
lions aad much blood in its suppression ~
~ OVERLAND KMeRAInS nsffttBaeF III
/, ore OF the most surprising features noticed the
Immense overland emigration thai u going on at present
Of thousands California Nevada Idaho Colorado and
Orsssn arc hng up wh large iaaus Of copposbeads.
rom tSc Zee and border States The s'I roads az lined
One gentlemaa canning IN from salt Lake 10 omaha
sosnsea a over ooo .sam From Missouri through thus
Stuto tne travel ID proioftnally great Among these
people are many Identified with abAshwhacking m,ye
ments IN Northern and Western Missouri toorei Chi
vagton. dkfrict commander well the Prososs has
snai OF Colorado, has called the attention Of the
po or authorities to this remarkable influx from which
disiricis, Much q the Indian Disturbance may be
TaceAbe 70 the ntreues OF this class Ia the western
.t o. colorado maraodng gangs have already appeassc
Inc government needs force or ton thousand mounted
rangers and system OF PASSES by which the travel can
Oe 70 ar as preventing an evasion Of The Con-
cApTAisslpSEy CLARKE, ASSISTANT AAsnAL assueAL,
taxing such action as he can 70 meet this difficulty
Jurisdiction which extends over Kansas Nebraska Colo
RADIO and Dacotah He has directed the District Provost
narsh to enroll all coming shsr houndariess 50
m rsoX, ns.s NJ At y rcSnr .rsos j saai
!. We. have but little additional news from Gems.
a Honey springs Creek Essoa, Sss even more com.
sSss nsr g. rss
Twen,y.arss and alsensy Tesas resimsnss-snd
seven regiments Of Indians, in AL ak Thousand men.
Our cavalry did not come into the nght being engaged In
The rebss on he nsd ana have about seventy prisoners
at Fors Gibson. Tney belong 70 ths Twsuseth Texas,
ers they remarked "fis i What Is iss Of u.s. gentle
men We not ccnscrpts; We went u from our own
pas over hs RE Tsssas bore he Srua o. The BAT
us Hopkns Third Kansas battery disabled rebel bat
nuAvv he lkSn1 At
last November Colonel Williams Of the First colorsd
regiment, % mendms His wounds provo not
:sns s.a Genera os n u. carried
away BY fragment OF . shel. -0isENaAo e N5
ala some S .hslp p" a:hu, fSsh ssod Ds: for
ocer. He 70 one q the cooss men, nsst daring scoess
and most dashng Of lighters that has bssn known hs
other scouts, on expedition from Independence No,
last August, going % the guerilla camp driving 10 The
isrnuis. Riding tso miss, pursued BY largo force Of
bushwhackers al Nswtona Tough captured rocket bat
tory ambulance: horsss Oes.ys Adui.as Gsoessi md
rebel colonel He invaluable scout General Blunt
has given him authority recruit company for Tho
Fourteenth Kansas cavalry. Irwin be raised among shs
Texan refugees principally
haye written 10 relation g the recent proclamation q
martial law In THU city md tho DISLIKE Of tho citizens 70
the proceedings Tho following petition circuAtion
sss p:a:iss 4 :: ass.ssasa s..:s: 4 the United
for upwards 81 three onths pss cny
c .Ss s a r.
81 the present city has ceased 70 be refuge
for criminals and from ohsr states and those
the penalties Of the aw 10 Of the
ESss Il
in the mds. Of profound and quiet and general
prosperity the people the 18th day o. July 1885,
placed under martial law By Brgsdier General Ewing com
mandiogthe dict Of the border cause WAS owen and
have revocation Of the order. Other bodss have
We appeal you We have borne much hereto!oe End can
end Every sacrifice thai Ia vii
ling 20 but against the caprice interests
others ask 70 be protected. We therefore
your Rxoelcncy direct sad order 70 30 revoked
The above signed by nearly all the business men and
citizens In town, without regard 70 politics.
finish writing there y rumor that the rebel guerilla
Quartde 10 rAiding state with eight hundred msn.
He reported last night a. Oiathe, and said 70 b
marching on Lawrence.