New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29

Mr.. w. >. More, who Joined the French
company Of seventy four that let California some tune
asi TALL for Sonora In Mexico has Just returned by way
OF Mszaan and from him We gather the ol0"ing par
tcurs relative to the past history and course OF the eX
peorOn.
don OF the captain, C. de PDdray were well received
by the Inhabitants, were granted by tue Govern
n,tnt three Leagues of land Ca-cospa about 20
,tgues from Guaymas, al the bead OF the santa Cruz
Valley condition they cultivated for ten years BE-
fore disposipg Uf H. They have also received from the
authorize and Inhabitants Unity horses thirty mules,
thirty buOs and provisions for six months 10 sustain
IL ma until they ase sufficient for themselves Iney
have not vet commenced mining they had at rst Ia.
tended owing beghoOi hood OF tue Indians VINO
bnd sworn vengeance against them, and were Oh the
lookout tT an opportunity TO wreak IL Ihey kept
watch and ward at all times and were prepared TO give
the .avages a warm reception, In case they made an
s,ack They have applied ~ the Government tor hbeE-
~ 10 end 800 U their country men either ron
California or France which application bad been grans-
pu Az soon as these reniorcCments reach them, they
will be ST. org enough and design TO work the rico
mines In the North We should mention thai tue graut
of the three leagues TO the Frenehmen was on the eA
peas condition that no American should oe so"eu "
nin the colony. Alter they had advanced into the
Indian country, large portion Of them insisted thai
Mr. Moore ,hOuid leave them, and made the most ie-
ocious threats against him and all other Amerc ans dc
Was at rst not Inclined ~ obey, ouI as the FRENCH az
teuupd to take bis lite, and were only prevented by
Caut de- Pndray who his friend ne quietly LETT the
car,D ana returned on bis way 70 California
II he met Mr.. lnOupsoui WV AZ SO'APouJ
with Mr. BAYS had been conducting party " zen INTO
California hut had been driven barK at the crossing VI
be Colorado BY the ind>ns, who were tnen mui ger
bg ev ~ Amerlca they could lay u elr HANDS on s
Tbon1sv. s,ated ne had taled parry OF about bun
dreo men ahead VI him, and al the NOUN Oh tne VIA
came across their camp, but could see nouihg ous
bloudy clubs. he cUu q track them no turtnef, ana
copcludeo Il ey bad been murdered oy the IndlAhs
Auer ne ana bis party had been compelled ey the IN
d,a,s M urp back from The Colorado they struck down
south into SOM Ia, and were comPeiled 70 NsiA 49,
eighty mics before they reached a'eiueuienL ~ VIC
small town a. Ennis they cams upon party OF so'oS
tour Freedmen who had 90 sumDsrly driven Mr..
Moore off, The tIenchmen encountered them 10 . tae
streets VIII thi eateuinE looks ard rtady stns pe4oo
aitackb. the handful VI exhausted American nosool
toty oeieIniLed 10 besp every lnoigny upon tne ~.
Their trst % adv snce- ana seiZns ono y,
ThompsUns party by his tong bead, Jer keo nahuu
hair out The Americans were compehea 70 Ietle ,
nto,he house ot the Alcalde which the French nos
wrought up to a frenzy of passion, surrounded ana
mace prepaI srons ~ force 5000 ,h.,
Al this sts. the Acslde appeared ana decSieu tns
the Americans were under his piOtecuOn, anu s"ouo
NOT De- harmed-yhat they were few, ana w0rn out "
long march through the deseIt aud coalo no1
themselves against the ODDS that were Drought
them. The Freedmen would pay no stenlioa - -,
rmonsrapces so he ordered out the inhaoanls 70 a.
sst him With their aid he succeeded 10 geItlL tne
A.ercaps out Of town, and serta strong gu-iu VIZ
them Tor fifteen miles, As they LETT the trenenineu 'Su
bind xbo will S.t Won" Mr. Moore states Mr.. InomP,
ar /. convinced tiey would have been all massAcfeu
but for the nteIposiiioD ofihe Mexican Snlooi o,
Inc reason tue French assign for their nos.n'y "
Americans IT, thai they were treated osdy ~ 'A0t-
lun ne Hill IL this Sts'e. ,..os hv
Mr. Moore was delayed long time at 'usyrhrss ~
the authorities refusing him passports 70 ioA 1
being DO vessel In port, or hkey to DC lof ,ss
san Fr,l cisco be applied for pas |oIt 70 Clos so
Gull ME Lower Calbornis, 90 As 70 maze Us icy, ~
NV lsrd 10 San Diego Il refused. de men ~
tturr,o to oribe some of the ofcrrs, waen ne
,,s,id =, a put M der guard. lie sent TOT tue Aet
80 Son.,J Nh sndeayored 70 obtain the desired Pss
mort Tor him from the sutboride' but wa. lniorsa r
ws. imp ,,ibe. a. orders which we're shown naa Tevn
receive d from the Central Goyernmtp, 10 Onr
sr 9 AMERICAN a passport into Lower CsiOrsH ~.
an, sae ,rro,srely written to the American Mia
,,,.r AZ M.x,co complaining ID the justice o. aes :.
orders, sud s.kiDg Instruction. WS su ss bsTood
-, o. ,ns ,epoyt he had heard that no Auieii
sns would be permitted settle in tse cggIGy NJ
mi. npTpose hs applied to Eneish gentleman M..
Thomas Waller Perkins, who had long ts'410~ ~ 49,