New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
and D.sordsr.


IT.. o,,louine. which ws fad !: the S0n0ra Her
a5d gives glowing piosare Of the state Of things
in the soutbern mines;
oOn Monday morning lat, our tov vas thrown
irto ttzte of ere a. excite by the appearance
10 our streets OF a company OF nn0as eighty men,
armed WITH guns and riAes, bearing the Amafiesn
f,g and marching Il mli.zire BESIDE t1is
bguo which presented mOs! Impof ng ssPec.'
about 300 Miners arriv ed at 81 cary boar n town
armed with revoyers. knives lances' DC. Lae 81
feet upon this community here may Dc better ima
eiYed than described These people cana from
The scene Of the late murder, where focr aezcAns
were found burning the bodies Of t%o Anaficana,
IN see the Ia va carried oat in ne punishment OF
the men ceue ht il that sct They were nignly ex-
cited. and would scarcely submit to any deiay.
"They halted opposite the Cont doase' Wae'c
Judge Tuttie appeared and adofeass' ''.e mo-.
ureine them TO be moderate and assuring them tna'
the criminals would be tried az aeon rs Possioie'
snd tfst Justice would be done thatii they we're
found guilty they would speediiy meet tnef J1''
deee1ts 81 d if not guilty they should surely % a.
Quilted He further urged them 70 FSSps1 %u.
sustain The Avs, and acqa1esce IN tIe u7oiiiou
the Jury whatever il clight be. Al me conctuelo1
~ fbis sonnd advice three cheers were PROPOSED
nv sorne one in the crowd, ou; me ezclteo pSop'e
ware nnt dsnoSed to quietly await the delays 0 the
law and they suddenly marched oack % the pr'aon,
snd thence 20 their eDcampmenE IN The negnoor'
bond A EtTOnE guard was pidCSd o. CT VIC As@--
cens from the ranks OF the company
ain the course Of the morning Af. HtneI, cap
tain OF the company, waited upon Judge Ofanor,
and informed him that his company would MT book
DELAY in the trial Of the prisonere, and latimated
that they must DO tried on thtt day, Monday Ine
judge replied that such could not be the case,
since there was 10 grand jury emQanneled, and
tho Court would only that day commence ita sls-
tpg The captain said that the company was re-
solved the trial should take place Toe Judge
calmly but warningly advlted them not TO attempt
any interference in the matter
A rumor haYiug reached town tina. the prisoners
were colleaeued with number OF suspicious per
gong in n Mexican camp, some three CT four miles
blatant about twenty armed Ameucana accom-
panied our energetic Sheriff. NJ Work to that
Mace who arrested and marched mo toRn acous
ITO men-nearly all the males in the camp. IL ap-
pears that the four MeZicane who were hfa' aPpTe-
hended were part Of company OF forty men VINO
worked ct the atoresold camp, in the employment
of q Mexican who, it wes supposed. had not the
fairest character and that in all probability others
OF this company were implicated IN this unhappy
murder
"TuEspAY During the nighS Of Monday some
hundreds OF armed men entered the VoWpr and on
TUESDAY morning there could not have been less
than two thousand riAemenin the streets Az may
well be imagined, the excitement OF the pe0Pta
was most intense, and groups OF men might be OBJ
served 10 various places, discussing The eventa OF
the pant few days, some arguing in favor OF Judge
Lynch. while others as resolately supported the
law. as at present constituted The proceedings
in the District Court opened this morning with one
or two civil casee At 3 o'clock the trial OF ths
four Mexcans for the murder OF two Amercans at
the Green Flat Diggings commenced The prls
oners were arregned, when a circumstance look
place which threw the Court into the utmost con-
fusion.
When the prisoners pleaded "not guilty. one OF
the guards, who was standiDg on & bench, dropped
his double barreed gum the hammers Of which
struck against box, and both barrels " ent oil
with violent exploaion Numberless reyoIvers
were forthwith drawn and the tamut became ln-
describabe. One man, in his haste to get out,
struck his gun against board, and it likewise
went off. The effect Of this Incident cannot be
imagined The struggle to quit the room, on the
part of the multitude, wac terrific. Doors win
dows, and every means OF egresr were put in
reauisiton. A cry Of alarm was set up BY some
persons and the street even was cleared lnstsnter
The Mexicans who were IN the crowd we're de-
iberetely fired at by some men. We asked the
reason One replied that they tired "on general
principles" another said that they fred "ptomls.
cuouniy among the MexicRna who, they thought
were attempting to rescue tho prisoners AS soon
as order could be obtained tEe sble Rtrict Attor
ney, Mr.. Booker, eoquently Addressed the multi
tude in tho street.
1t wss feared in the evening that some serious
accident would occur, owing to the Intoxicated
condition OF many of the armed men in the streets.
Fortunately, however, no event occurred,
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