New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

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ssin uosos IodisDs, the i5h inst, and d.tvered a
In psee ON the 1870 fshi.,o receiving q reward 81
Trey (Hsyes ard Condon) are heavily sroned
secured In strong and separate cells. pre-
'ey VIII De tried by general Court Martial.
rue tne gsneral course pursued In such races, Is
sufD ever the proners for Vial n the civil
" crowded for in the sd Article OF War.
n3derstand thet owing to toe want of proper
ace Tor lne sale keeping Of prisoners the 81 ell auor
Ties OF TIE county decline asking Cor the orison-s "a
are very anxious that his o-nse shoud De reS nv 80
Army Court The Indian Chiefaip Pablno IN nj. co.
Ilre. esIioH@d quite an amount OF act and cunning
He hrSG bought and psid for the nuBkets with WHICH
the prisoners we're armed, and quietly engaged In
examining their only revolver, which they deciled dis
posing Ut, when be told them they his prisoners
MAniestiDg disposition to resist they were instantly
surrounded by flock OF hitherto unseen Indians wno
with drawn bows threatened instant death In case Of
resistance. The prisoners part of the celebrated
detachment OF recruits that arrived here from the
States few months sLce in the steamer California,
and who commenced their military career and signal
lied tbemIeres by very gross and bad behavior during
theJ voyage, aud by tracking the police auth Jries OF
the itsh town VI Kingston during the temporary de-
! teoi0n Of the steamer a. that port Some OF taeir
officers In the sltempt 10 qdell the not, we're roughly
handled and toe second day after their arrtga at tnis
place but for the active and energetic termination OF
Major Mchinstry and DR. : lmmers, OF the army. Old
Town would have been the Of riot equally AS
cissraceIul as the one that occurred 10 Kingston
We learn from the same source the fol-
lowing particulars OF the state OF affairs at
CAMP YUMA.
The last adyices from Camp lama represent M,jor
HeDZielman 10 be in an embarrassing and In some re-
spects critical position Tee recruits under his com
mand, numbering some $50, threaten 10 dSsert In
BODY, aDt 10 murder oil ~h- oppose their fight Toe
gallant Major whose determination is equal 10 any
emergency, has but sixty old soldiers who be
lied upon 10 control the recruits. With them he will
do bis best and the recruits attempt execute their
purpose, bio, viii be spilled freely. You are aware
that subdfp6to OF provisions, guarded by ST. gean9s
guard Ia located at Vsecto this side Of The Desert Ii
IL ubdeftOOd that the recruits calculated upon these
provisions for subsistence in their flight % the mines
am slarmist but do you position OF the
few Officers stationed at Camp Yuma is anything but
pl-assnr Aware thai muuy Is la progress around
one duty points kut course-instan sup PRESTON
by the execution OF the riuge0 tiers. | persuaded
this course will be adopted The comma ndtOg officer
lacks neither the cool determination good
necessary in such and when the hour OF trial
rives (Which God IL his mercy avert and preyenL) a
high sense Of duty will command course of action
thst. however effective. will De regretted.
Commissioner Bartlett was at last advicos at Camp
Yuma Lieut Paige ID Infantry, with command VI
% men, had been detailed By Major Heinzteman To
coIt Mr. Bartlett TO the Plimos Villages, the CHA
River, distant from Camp Yuma 30 miles. Col. Ma
eruoer has been ordered TO strengthen the guard at
Vaecito and has order ed 20 that pOin, gentleman
Ia commission and 26 prvaes. lftho desersrs attack
that place they will meet with a warm reception, and
from that point to as high up the country Los Ange
les the lDdisns will harrsss and annoy them, and
doubt lin he event OF the recruits getting way from
Camp Numa) that the citizens Of the county will turn
out the side of order and discipline. The
hostile Indians the ella have succeeded in robblng
Mr.. Bartlett of dozen more of the Commission
mules. The waters OF the ella still rising; Camp
Yuma is approached by boats New River, on the
Desert, will INN edatey FIJI, and we shall have plenty
OF grass in September, which will facilitate the crossing
of the Desert very much Ii s understood that the
tract for the transportation of supplies 10 Camp Yuma
from your city and this place has been closed vita a
gentleman by the name Of Turnbu, resident In San
Francisco he agrees 20 deliver for the Of Sl20
per tun. ship will be pavieated as high up the 10
rado the stage Of water will admit the supplies % be-
then transferred 10 III hters and towed up garr
son by small steamer, Of light draught of aud
limited power
INDIAN OUTBREAK AT BUENAvENTURA.
We have just received reliable intelligence that the
Tular Indians have concen'rsted, 20 the number OF
between two hundred and fifty and three hundred
strong and that they making inroads the cattle
and property Of the Mission of Santa Buenavenmra-
The whites in that district alarmed and armng
themselves to ress. this egression formidable COAL.
ton issupposed 10 exist between the above mentioned
tribe and the Santa Buenaventura Indians. Should
such be the case Ii will probably need the presence
OF a military force 10 protect the place as the
whole number Of white males tic for service In that
place, does not coed more than forty fifty, and will
of course be incapable OF carrying on their usual avocs
tions for the support of their families, and
time make campaign against their wary aud trescher
Gus foe. San Diego Herald, 18th inst
DISPATCHES. A special messenger,
missioner arrived here on the steamer Ohio on Wednes
day and e for the Colorado 20 overske the surveying
party, which left this place on the 29lh ult. 10.
APPROXIMATELY. JudsOn Ames, Esq, |
hes been appointed Flour Inspector for the District Of
San Diego
INDIAN DEPREDATIONs.-La Saturday |
evening a manada Of 60 stolen from Diego |
Loroie the rancho Yucaypa, oy Indians who wore
found 10 hsve ded By the Mohaye toward the Colorado.
They followed by Capt j. d Hunter and - mon,
from San Bernardino, with friendly Indians The |
tracks indicated that the maraudng party numbered |
sbCut go. Capt II. only returned when his animals |
had given out and all hope OF overtakiDg them iaisd
lie recovered three or four mares, which must have
been left In consequence Of the close pursuit
Los Angeles Star.
GOLD ~ Los ANGELES COUNTY.-Men-
ton made In paper Of last week, of rumored
discovery Of gold In the vicinity Of San Gabriel Ae
though he report then appeared 10 be well founded wl
dig not feel az liberty 20 state il In full Ia the mean
time additional explorations have been made, and the
resuf though not DO favorable mad been anticipated
by s0rc Of the angulne is such 10 warrant US
In stating that placeTs have been discovered of consf
cradle extent end Of a richness that will pay for work
ing. ASyet but ht.e prospecting has been done, and
W indulge the hope that as the mine becomes devel
oped rich deposits Of the precious metal will be o,ud
ID.
Mining Intelligence.