New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-20

arrested nan =; house on thus side o. the rI,sI,
shoys the SonoIisn camp, y 10 Is supposed 10 have
hands OF the Committee. Another Mexican and an
American were arrested yesterday al the Sonoriao
camp, who il rs thought can thros some light upon
thfss recent out7sses. They also are N The hands
Of the Vigilance Committee for examination
On Thursday morning funds we're raised here and
two men sent below so that The muTcereEs IS II
thought. have taken that dirscnon- they may dis
cover them.
The two following items are toe only .ddInonal
ones concerning this subject
SHERIFF HucHAyAN. We heard rom the
Sheriff last eyenlpg at II o'clock. he was then asleep
and had been easy, ard under the circumstances,
comfortable Il is possible that ne may recover, and
We sincerely hope that such may be the case.
sEWe are informed that II Vas currently re,
Sheriff Buchanan had died OF his wounds. We trust
the TuEor may prove unfouBded.
We find the following IN The TINES ard Trsns-
Crypt.
ANOTHER DVEL-MAN kILLED-We eX-
tract the following account Of duel, on the fuea
River, from TIE Nsaea Journal extra issued on Sat
urdsy evening
A duel took place on the Yuoa, about ls miles
from here, on the spot Of the disputed Chinese
claims, OF which We have frequently spoken. be-
tween a man named Geo. NJ. Dib0ie, formerly md
shipman and E. B. Lundy. fsmilIarly known a. Jim
Lundy, Canaclsn both OF this city, the former OF
whom was killed
vlously. during conviyial party--ona conandrum
curing which Dlbble called Lundy liar, and TO
which Lundy replied with oppFoorIOus epltaets. In
consequence Dibble challenged Lundy. and the
challenge was accep,ed-the second Of Lundy being
G. f. &. Morse OF this city. The prehminaies were
arranged BY Gen. Moorehead, the second of Dioble,
and Lundys second-the parties to stand at Spaces,
and use Colts revolvers At the signal given Lunty
fired. Dibble reserving his FIRE. He had previously
declared his intention to draw Lundy's hre, aud
then shoot him. After l. Is ire ID. called out with
r.Nh An harra GraA snne ina
asked, Are you satisfied 7" Al which ID opened his
coat and showed where ball had passed into one
side and out of the other. lie pushed aside those
who stepped to support him. ana walked about 100
yards, and expired IN about 20 minutes.
By The Times and Transcript. we learn that Gen.
JIG. Morehead and G f. G Morse, seconds IN this
duel, were arraigned before Judge Anderson AT Ne
vada, and were held to bail by him, IN the sum OF
81 0o0 each to appear before the Court OF Sessions.
Several gentlemen offered the security, which was
declined by the accused.
FATAL ACCIDENT frederick Town, of
Boston, Mass was killed last evening IN this city
about o'clock. by being thrown from horse. He
was returning from the olacksmlth's shop, when the
horse ran, and leapins over dTay threw Mr.. Town
to the ground and rampled upon his breast, pro
Cucng conclusion OF the left lung, which caused his
death IL about three hours. Union.
DEsTRucTIvE FIRE Al SACRAMENTO. -
About o'clock on the 18Th, hre was discovered IS
suing from the barber shop on Gth-st between aud
l., occupied by Ny. Curran thence It extended %
the sadltr shop occupied Dr. MeSsfS. singleton q
Kingsley, which was totally destroyed. The Schuy-
Ter House occupied by Bishop, haranthan 4 Bar
nett, was next consumed. Ire stable OF Messrs
Morelard { Craig was next destroyed. In this STA
bic were 30 or 40 horses, which all fortunately
saved, although some Of them we're BADLY injured.
The stock yard Of Smith Il Barley was also
burned. The barber shop and saddler shop were
owned by John Rockford. The amount Of losses,
as nearly as could be ascertained, are as follows
Sadler shop null stock of goods 81, 500
Barber shop. 300
SCHUYLER House ..-...-..-..-. 1000
Moreland & Craig (stables) ...........-.... 1000
Smith & Barkley (stock -yard) - 500
Total. s., 900