New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

The Georgia brings over thirty ,hoasana le,ssrs
the la gest mail yet from California. Tue Oregon
brought down $50 passengers.
The Georgia left Havana on the ssh Of JAY AZ
$50 AN and made her run To NewYork In sAres
days hours; left in pOr. the U 5. fdsste Con.
gress, Commodore NeKesver, an the sloop Of war
Germantown, Capt Lowndes; ohcefs aud crew
all well. Comm dore McKeever Dad an interview
with 4 CAPITA n-6e; era, a.d vas extremely sat.
ished wit the result of it, the Count Aeoy giving
every assurance that the prisoners would soon DO
liberated and harmony restored.
The prisoners are at present under the control
OF Admiral Arnerp, WIZ viii give no i''o-a nation
in regard to them, and differs entirely Ia bis views
from the Captain General An iavestig alton has
taken place, and the Captain. General Is Of opinion
that many OF the passengers are estirely innocent
OF any intention Of disembarking on the lsland Of
Cuba, bat were under the impression they vera
bound TO Chsgres. Admiral Armero Is In favor Of
the harshest measures, and il il said has treated
the prisoners with great cruelty A report wss
circulated previous to the sailing OF the Georgia.
Great excitement prevails against Americans gen.
eraly-more so since the news OF the burning Of
the steamer Guadalquiver arrived 10 Havana
1t Is generally considered to have besn done on
purpose, IS an act o. retaliation There is also
great excitement az ainst the American Consul,
Mr.. Campbell, on account Of some letters be wrote
% the United States Stat Department. treAscE.ng,
in the opinion Of the spaniards on their navy and
militia Tho Consul is Obliged to keep his house
fortified, aud ready at any moment to repel an
attack he has been threatened with assas,ina-
ton in anouy letters and does not consider his
life, and that OF his family, safe. The Consal tskes
the ground that the capture OF the two vessels was
en- Illegal act, in which be is supported by all for
eigners and Americans in the Havana
The sptniards are assembling large naval force
at Havana. Three frgates and two briggs have
just arrived from Spain to join the squadron of Ad
miral Armero The Catalan party, at the head Of
whom is Admiral Armero, are strongly in favor Of
war In the me sntime, the volunteers are drilling
daily, and amount now to 5000 men
The passengers by the Georgia were allowed to
20 on shore until the arrival Of the Falcon when
strict orders were given that no enc sh,uld leave
the ships, this, no doubt was owing to some news
received BY the Falcon, by spy. who came out iu
her
The Georgia was detained four days 10 Havana,
coaling and waiting for tho Falcon The latter
vessel is bound to Chagres with about hfty pas.
sepgers.
The Georgia brings homo the captain "a. 8.
Gates and crew Of the bark Lucy Ellen.
MIR. LELAND has kindly furnished as with toe
following table of the Emigration which has passed
through Chagres since Jan.
By steamer Empire City 1910 By s,ssmsr Ohio ... 800
Creseeot....lt5o P1t sde pals 7so
- Gsotsls ''.'2a's s.r,.. Fanny 1880, 10
FALCON .....l, 4ool Toi.l............iss1s
From our complete files of California papers We
take the following additional items:
niussacno Of Eleven Americans by the Yunas
lndinns-Further Particulars.
We extract the following details Ut the recent
massacre at the crossing Of the Colorado from the
Sacramento Transcript OF the 30eh ut:
By dispatch from Abel SEesrn., irst ai,alde OF
the district OF Los Angeles, sent by extraordinary
express to Governor Burnett We learn tbs f,,los-
Company crossed over The ' toiofsio 70 Tue Next
can side for the purpose Of bringing ossr the sni-
mails Of some eonoyiaDs; tho rest OF the cDnpany,
numbering eight remaining on the Americsa side
OF the riyer. Three Of the company lsfs the hoa-
ses, and were cutting poles In some wnOd near tho
ferry, and while thus engaged some httsea Or
twenty Of the Yumas lndisns came u them, say
ing that the captain OF the terry had sent them 10
cut the poles Az they had never before been thug
employ ed, their motives were msrusted A hat
Chef, however, was given 20 one Of them, with
which be commenced cutting, aod hs was soon OBJ
served TO strike very Dear the head of one Of the
Anne ricsDs The Americans hereupon drew their
pistols, and the Indians ran, circog round towards
the houses belonging 10 the company. Tho three
Americans started for the houses also: bar before
getting out of the woods they heard yell, and az
they emerged from the brush into the open country,
the Indians fred upon them. There being liGte
chance OF escape. the party commsDcef firing
back, running et the sane time 70 gsa thu hoosss.
They succeeded in gaining their houses, wbere
they found the dead body of Glanton, the captain
Of the Ferry Company.
They next ran TO . Mexican camp In the neigh
borhood bat were there refused admuance. They
then Hed to the river and succeeded 10 getting OH
from the shore in one Of their boats. The Indians
now commenced shooting balls and arrows ct them
from both banks while the party hurried down tho
river. After rowing IA miles, they fund they had
ou.strpped the Indians, and they landed opposite
a place called Algadores That night they went
! miles down the river, built raf, and oa the
gath crossed the Colorado. During the cath the
party changed their course and went up thu river,
and In the course Of the day fen in with party Of
Indians, from which they were fortunate enough 70
escape. Pursuing their course up the river. they
travelled all night on the oath. and at daylight on
the morning Of tie 25th they reached the Mexican
camp that was at the ferry where the indians at
tack commenced. having been without food since
l2 o o'clock at noon Of the ed From the Msxicsns
the party learned the fate Of the rest Of their
psnions.
Glanton and Dr. A. L. Lincoln were asIeep, each
In or OF the houses A Mexican woman say tho
Chief Of the Yumss enter the house In which the
Doctor lay and bit him on the head YIN leone,
u hereunon he rose 30 bis feet bat wss immediately
killed with q club. Another woman RELAXED the
death of Glanton in the same manner. The three
others who remained at the houses were killed. the
manner not known; bat none Of them bad an OPP