New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
ou.e Will. employed in digging grave for member

house while employed In digging grave for member
OF Dsylors family deceased
bloodshed and shown the bodies Of eleven Indians
in ono grave The Indians report twenty three mis-
sing Of their Indian men in Al what Is reserved ior
the prisoners tune will show. The Indians were Win
out arms when slaughtered. BY our next W. may %
placed possession of further tails. and corrections
BE- required in the foregoing. al Of which VII %
promptly presented Placer Times, May 5.
run II. Placer Tine. Of spia
CoHREcr DyrAfL oF rHE MAssAcSE ~ INDIANS IS
CosrM>r RIvER-srArENE>r ~ w DAiLoE ne
letter below received u our QJ Shortly after our
own prepared acc0un, had hcen published Ia many
psrticusrs II will te found to di-er mat rally from
The one referred to. We readily give IL place.
--. on about the 20th ult | len my rancho with
party Of Indians 10 my employ for the mines. After
making such arrangements - wsre necessary eit
them and returned About the 26th. party OF armed
white men came 30 their camp or where they were -
work and killed An Indian while working win crow
bar and hs knees they then shoi another through
the arm who tired % escape. Aitcr run OF Snort
distance he shot through the thigh, when trying %
conceal himself bis brains we're beat OUT VIII iocNs
aud stones Some White men who were SPOUT my
~.,, IN hearing the 81 arm ran toward the spot and
met the party coming back, who warned mem NOT 70
g0 further the Indians were o. hung, t'fy san s-es
minded them not but proceed 70 where tney iolhu vac
bodies Of the slain Indians the remainder Of ne parry
having led
TIE company Of whites now followed on the trail Of
the Indians and about ten miles from my house over
took party travelling 20 their lme. ana suIIvA""c"
them ~ n0ut dmculty ia lew moments com iue"''"
separating the men from the women snd children
wh~n experimenting danger, the men broke snd A.
tempted 70 escape Three allowed "a get OF, the
rrst fourteen IN number agghteTed on the spot
The day next about noon, the party 81 WHITES
arrived and encAmped about 80 yards from my house
Myself wife snd cousin were out 20 bury member OF
the family. deceased. snd previous 20 leaving the
ground was informed that party OF armed men
were ~ the house snd shout o. XII The lnoans there
I returned With my ~iie. 'nd and lew moments A.
Ter the four Indians left the grave and passed within
thirty steps of the camp wheu they we're rrcd upon.
ami fell dead another passed not ten steps from
nv door wounded. the remaining two escaped Inc
| captain OF mpany Of white men came To my
house shortly after and requested 10 kin beet for
hi. men refused. and they soon alter raised camp.
The next morning ! WAS called by my wife % see
Two men who were uins rapidly 10 me south III a
| few moments they wheslsd and gsloped hard BACK
Then indians running 20 take shelter IN the brush
sent for them aud they and told me that party
of white men had taken small party OF women and
children prisoners Where or for what purpose, sm
unable 10 saw with tour Indian servants, buried ID
| Indians slain and found the remains OF one parity
burned Mr. ThOs Rhodes, with the assistance OF ."o
or three Indians buried the bodies OF me nr't Two
killed The white men report having killed u before
| coming 10 the house twenty-five men, and shiriy
tour women and children are yet missing from me An
cheriA' " NJ IA LIN
ARRAY AT STOCKTON A quarrel occurred At stock
ton on the pain May. between an American named
Iuddart aud Jose Jesus the celebrated Indian Chiei
in which the latter shot by the former the ball IN
tsrng the right breast, passing upward and lodging IN
the shoulder At the act sdvlces Jose Jesus - con
v.le.csnt and IL thought he would recover though
" ID the loss OF the tree Ot his right arm FROM
All accounts there had been some previous difficult
between the two and they were both intoxicated At
this time Huddart tried by jury OF twelve
| men and sentenced 20 three ycrrs confinement IN
irons He Is 10 be 20 Gen Smith 70 be placed II
the custody OF the military. Huddsrt was formerly
a Lieutenant In the Y. regiment OF volunteers and
was honorably discharged At the close OF the war
He is n young man of respectable attanments, and d
Is much TO be regretted that he should IN momen
OF passion thus ruin MS prospects and happiness SnG
the houes of those who are interested IN his welfare.