Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03

voluntarily stated all the circumstances
Ofthe attack on Capt. Davis, whose, only
offence was that ofbeiBg suspected of hav-
ing twelve or fifteen hundred dollars. He
stated the names Of llth party, and poir.
ted out the houses in which they lived.--
He told Of the different points al which the
robbers were concentrated. The Rancho
Suresio was burned, having been re ii-
ously deserted--the men having fed with
the women and children into the bottoms,
where the robbers were congregated, of
whom they were = portion. The Rancho
Nuevo was also burned, the inhabitants
ofswhich had likewise aad. Every male
inhabitant, caPa BILE Of bearing aims, in
these rancbos, were known to have been
engagedip the attack on Capt. Davis. and
their habilations have been notorious for
years as dens for the most vindictive
seoundEels and murdeFers that are to be
found in the Mexican, Republic, The,
command next proceeded to the Ranches
OF the Masaswhere Cbica TraEina lived.
who commanded tho attack upon Can't.
Daylswho was. killed in the assauh
upon him. The Masa was also de-.
serted, the people having been Informed
tnata party We're out TO revenge. the at
tack on EaPt.s Davis, and the murder of.
the americans on the Little Colorado.
whore the threats of fifteen unoffenoling
men sgeFo deliberately cut, and two wo.,
men and Ahree children abused and muir
0eredlH The most revolving MANNER The
PefPetFafuFs Of this deed, ii was known
lived Principally sat gthe Rancho. one of
whom was identified as having acted con-.
sPIeuousiysin the Colorado murder, and in
the tlack ON; Capt. Davis The old man
who had lost his son pointed him out,
showing blood .onlhis saddle bow, and staI
iedtittoibe the blood of his son, whom
this man had helped pack in from athe
hghts The fellow finding it useless to.
deny, acknowledged his guilt, and, when
ordered out to be shot, neven,moved
muscle ofhis countenance. Thfsman was
Marteas Garzas fSssss.gss 80. -
lnteFFiblc continuation eft the above.we
readsin lhe Flag ofthes same date the fol.
lowing:as ,sf ass - st,Ise.7.
MURDER.---A Mexican, named Jesus
GGrciaswh actedas guideii0 the par.
~ under Col. Cooke, whose doings are,
recorded id tolday's paper, was shot dead
on Monday morning in the Market SQUARE
before large concaurses ofpeople. He,
was sitting ON his horse convefsing with
another Mexican standing on the pave.
ment, when the assassin rode close I'M
behind and deliberately shot him with a /
pistol, the ball entering between the
shoulders and passing through him. He
lell from his horse and expired immedi-
Ately. The assassin, large, fine look.
ing Mexican, wheeled lis horse as soon
he had discharged his pistol, and gaIlop-
ed to the further end OF the square, where
he halted and turned round 10 see if he ]
had made sure: of his aim; being satisfied
he cody replaced the pistol in his belt,
put spurs to his horse, and was soon out /
of sight. The crowd of MeSicalss ii the
square used.no effort to stop him, and
seemed as ifdesirops to aid his escape.
Although he was personally known 10
nearly the whole of them, not one would
tell his name. q
SANTA FE- Army OF TnE WEsr.
We 9eafn from The clerk Of the steamer
Archer, down yesterday from Fort Lcay. |
enwcfth, that an express had arrived
from Santa Fe bringing Intelligence that
Gen. Kearney retured 10 that place on
the .12th Of september, from his march
below, ontke Rio grande. Instead ofen-
countcring opposition, he was treated with |
great hospitality. sississ lss1s 91gE Is sis4
No Intelligence had been received il
Santa Fe Of Col Prices regiment, or t6e
Mormon battalion. The express met the
latter battalion on the Cimar6ne as ne
came III; they were still under the com.
mand Of Lieut.. Smith, Col Thompson not |
having reached them. s'sssSssi sisll
Col Donirhan' egiment, Mai Clark seI
battalion, and Capt Hudson's company
were to remain and garrison Santa Re,
while the Mormon battalion and Cant
Sumner $ command DISCO u. s.. Dragons
led By Gen. Kearney, as before stated,
would take up their line Of march for
Monterey Upper California. Capt: Fish
er's command viii accompany the Cali. |
fofnia expedition. SO lsa
Daniel GroB, a u. S. tcamster. wasI
shot.by q conirads at Council Grove. He
asserted that i was accidentally done
whilo hunting, but on reaching the settle.
ments he fled, and II IS believed now that
the act was wilfdlly committed. 81. Louis
RercSiEe. sios'ssa ssE s.s@saf Is 100
y sq9aeasz q a 81 issA -. ssye
i,sfs's' Nsgra !; IL sssgs54s vi 4
On edensdsy afternoon, two runawa u
slaves who had been pursued 20 this city,
were taken BY The agentof the owner be-