New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
From the Interior.

FROM the Interior
From Tie Ala California
EXCITEMENT IN MARIPOsA.-Yester
day mornings adyices from the San Joaquin country
convey unpleasant yet not unexpected tdings. The
difficulties which have so long threatened between the
Americans and foreign miners have at length assumed
definite shape, and larposa County is the of
excitement which nay well cause auprehensons for the
future quiet Of that section of country For several
weeks our exchanges rom the interior have been gath
eIing signs o. coming outbreak, and we have been
prepared to hear Of disturbance and bloodshed grow
ing out of the jealousy and feeing entertained by
country ard the several classes foreign miners
The &octtot JearRG, Of Tuesday, through its
pondence from Hariposs and by recent arrivals in
Stockton from that mining district Is advised of the
commencement Of q disturbance which may grow to be
a sanguinaTy conflict
We are indebted 10 Todd's express for our San Joa
quin exchanges. We publish the report Of the difficult
Ties as 1t is communicated 10 them
Various reports have been in circulation, within the
past three or four days concerning ser difficulty
raid 10 have arisen In Marposa County between Amer
and oreg One of these reports to the effect
that thirty or forty Mexcans kllhd, IL without
foundation. Judge Marvin, who arrived Sunday from
Marposa, has furnished us with the following particu
lars:
number of foreigners principally Mexicaus, who
have been settled for time at place called Mari
posita, on the MarpOsa, had turned the stream and
found good diggings possession of which was claimed
by body OF Americans who denied the right OF the
foreigners work them The latter, TO the number OF
three four hundred, headed by few FrenchmeD
solved upon defending their claims The Auercans
imme datey sent out runners, and some two hundred
armed men collected when the foreigners deemed 1t
prudent 10 retire leaving their claims and improvements
in posse ssion OF the Americans. At one time Is
thought there would be much blood she'd but the report
Is that only shot fired Some - or 80 foreign
were arrested but wha, disposition had been made
OF them we have not heard The Americans, not salts
fed with having driven the Spanards and Frenchmen
from Mariposta organized scouting party, and rode
ia all q
"a hours.
Judge Stakes Informs US that he learns from MAJ.
Daniels of San Francisco, that blame Is attached,
by the rejecting portion OF the community in Mauposa
10 the Sheriff, for the part which he took in the pro-
ceeoiDgs Those of the Spanards who were in the in
terror It 10 said ave fled the mountains and there's
some danger OF their retaating in some way upon the
whites.
we are informed that there were foreigners speak.
Ing English among the Americans and native Caifor-
mans and other nstuIalzed citizens among the Span
iards
The following note, without date we have received
from QuartzbuTg, through Todds Express
"A party arrived in this vicinity this morning, and
gave Mexcans and other foreign miners orders TO leave
this county by tomorrow at twelve o'clock. The
Americans who compose the party are from the Mari
pois They give no cause Whatever for the proceed
Mr.. Joseph Hill, of ,IIilrs Ferry on the Mercedes,
who left Mariposa Friday and arrived here yester
dsy has given US the following Information number
of spanards and few French and kanakas had some
mining claims the Marposa their right 10 which was
disputed by the American miners In the neigh6orhood
who ordered them OF. The foreigners, headed by
few Frenchmeu, challenged the Americans 70 meet
them al O'Clock on Thursday, and Mr.. Hill was In
formed that at the appointed time there were 200 for
eipners and 500 Americans, under arms ri Msnposa
We think, however, that the number was exaggerated
parley held and the foreigners agreed TO aosn-
con the place. Some twenty or thirty were taken
prt,oners but afterwards released subsequently
all the SpS aiards French, Kanakas and Chinese were
driven from the country.
The Journal has also correspondent who details the
following circumstances
A Spanish gentleman named Don Jose dc Llaguno ar.
rived this morning from MarpOsa and states that no ana
ssou fifty other Foreigners comprising Spsnsrds, Cal
nsmen, Mapamen and MeXicsns, were forcibly ex-
PEELED on the 18th inst from the claims they had been
working for the last five months, and which we're just
beginning to pay lie had erected ;hinery at coat
Of 81 800, and had TO abandon ali TO his life.
II seems that meeting was held on the ctn inst az
q c crossing Aqua FRO and Fresno roads, al which II
resolved to eNpe all foreigners from the Districts
Snd under Other authority the resolutions passed
at this meeting, have these poor inofensive been
forced 10 abandon their works and Mr. Llasuno's life
spared 10 him condition of his Immediately leaving
the STATE Of California.
The first step of these aggressors was to demand
surrender OF their from the foreigners and their
having refused 10 comply, was the pretext for driving
them SWAY although the Sheriff wa, In their favor Mr.
Llaeupo brings the following passport;
"The bearer Of this has been under arms to resist the
Iaws OF American miners, and bis life and liberty has
h,en ora, ted him With the express understanding that
he leaves the State of California Americans are re-
oue.ted moi 10 modest him his way out OF the State
"By order Of company OF miners commanded oy
"CAPT REYNOLDS.
"MOripOsa County, June %, ISL
lie also brings the following
1.-THE bearer Il the owner of those French macnines
IN the tent and wants 10 eel them He "a eompe.eo
to leave the mines owing 20 sone d1acGiy WIZ inc