The daily union., 1852-12-15

NJ Caoo French vice consul Guayamas, has done all
that he could Tor countymen under these clfcun'
stances But having no relief from the government he
has had with reserve Tor what ne gives eNeJ uay
comes out OF his own pocket.
some dsy ago ship arrived with forty Frenchmen, but
the they received their arrival was so bad THAI they
imme ediately decided on returning San Francisco
Guavamas offers no sources Hermosillo and Ures
cities poorer than Guayamas, ne soh ony pro,
duces Indian corn. The meat is OF bad qualify and
dear There are no vegetables trees. not blade of
grass In the interior must be resigned to i've on Tor
uas pigno and drink sagnan water If this picture
will attract fTenchmen, they viii at least come WIN
knowledge OF the cause ,.,
We are awaiting resul, of Mr. Raoussets expedition
All wish him wel for he skiuly directs his company
com posed now of about $50 men, thoroughly disciplined,
problem will be completely and dehnyey solved fortune
or misery the terrible will be the fate Of those oonpo-
BE assured that nothing in this recital exaggerated
and believe this that the most miserable placer 10
ymen have met with nothing but the irghuul mis-
cry In this county dies Of hunger or sicknessad al
Be pleased Mr. Editor insert this letter. in order that
our counymen be al length disabued concerning he
With the Of my most distinguished sop.Idera'
Surgeon, and formerly surgeon board the Alphonso
PSI learn this moment from two men OF the second
expedition that out of sixty five men scarcely ten are IN
condition reach Guayamas IL seems 10 be frghuul
disaster The death of Mr. Troun is announced as GER
tain.
Count Raousset de Boubon after his arrival, obtained.
or professed TO have obtained for himself and his party
grant of the somewhat famous mine OF Arizona, and
proceeded to take possession OF and work it. Mean.
while other claimants for the mine OF Arizona appeared
and backed by the local authorities which began
10 be Jealous of the French and suspicious that their
ultimate object might be different from what II appeared
on the surface. The Mexican government had stipulated
that M. Raousset de Boubon should carry with him a
force of only $50 But he augmented 1t 10 23O
hen; and upon the controversy between hum and the
local authorities beginning 10 look serious, he called 10
him the scattered members OF the parties OF I'M de Pm,
dry and Lepine I.egondes. Thus he had the command
of nearly 500 French well armed, well equipped, and,
above all, determined, energetic men, lie himself, II Is
sad had service having served with distinction IN
Africa.
Another account received from San Diego by the fill
nois which arrived this port yesterday does not men
ton this dispute in relation to the mine, but simply states
that civil had broken out in Sonora, and that the
inhabitants seeking refuge wherever their means
would carry them. As to Count Boulbon, who had ar
rived at Guayamas with and means Tor making war
upon the Apaches, under contract with the Mexican
government, he had, il seems proceeded 10 Inc Apache
country and succeeded in driving OIL The Indians IRON
fifty leagues in circuit when be was called upon by
the military commandan of Sonora TO render an account
TO him of his proceedings The count who had about i've
hundred with him, thereupon issued proclamation
declaring his intention TO chaslise the military command
ant Banco, and advising the natives OF the country TO
assume neutral position IN the contest as he bad
force sufficient to accomplish his object He had seized
upon train OF mules with money and supplies, which
Banco had despatched TO the military post IN the Apache
country, and the time to which this information ex-
tended the Frenchman on his way to Arlspe with
about hundred troops avowing his determination 10
dsplace BIanco Don Manuel Guadara, an influential
Mexican, had joined the forces OF the Frenchman and
the triumph of the revolutionary party seemed To be re-
garded as nearly certain.
| The news received by telegraph from New Orleans
and published in Saturdays Herald, completes This histo
ry by announcing the fact that Count Boulbon had me
and defeated General Banco. and had declared Sonora
independent and annexed TO France.