New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

We have San Diego and Los Angeles papers to July 3d.
one week later than previous advces -
Mr. John A. LOWS for upward of two years the editor
Of Ios Anaces Star has retired and taken leave of his
re, ders in On excellent address He reres because he
could not bring himself 10 print party paper
ghT INMIGRAIIoS THE GILA ROUTE.-A company
Of immigrants from Texas, under the command OF Cap
tam Brien and Bennett arrived in Los Angeles toward
the last Of july Some of them says The star,
csupd near the Mission. Four five have found en-
Tlo ment in the city, and few remain at the Colorado
The company through with pack mules in sixty days
from IL Paso III conversation with several OF the immi
grants we learn that no hostile Indians have been
coureIed on tie ioutei neither was there any want oil
feed for the animals.
company of thirty five families from the Red River
country Texas. was passed Fl Psso This company
hes about 1000 head of cattle and may not be expected
10 arrive for month yet There was some talk OF trading
the cattle for mules being feared that the feed along
the road would be insufficient for neat stock Dir George
Wentworth, and company OF 40 men and $50 head OF
cattle parsed between FL Paso and Fort Fillmore.
Al the members of this company are from Texas Our
informant says there talk of large Immigration to
eoih,r with many cattle into California from Texas and
Akansas via the ella route but that the companies had
not been formed If the time of the departure OF the first
party.
the immigrants who left FL Paso the 18th May informs
TIE Star that when he left thai city there six nun
drod Mexican troops there, besides considerable number
in the Mesla Valley and that the determination on the
part Of the Mexicans TO hold the Mesa against any and
all Entertainments, was very freely expressed.
Dos ANDRES Poo WOUSDED BY THE INDIANS The
SCR learns that Don Andres Pco shot at BY In
dian two three days ago and slightly wounded in the
thigh with an arrow Don Andres was engaged at the
tine in the pursuit of horses which had been stolen
Lv Inc Indians and having come I'D with the thieves was
wounded as above mentioned.
II appear from the following they have got Joaquin OF
their own down in Los Angeles. The Star says;
Joaquin is IN the neebborhood Of San Fernando, with
twenty five all armed with revovers, double bareed
orOl ranches in that vicinity We give this ON the very
best authority, TO wit Don Andres picO.'
PURsun or MURDERER-Messrs. ID. w. Alexander
Ihiueas Banning, }. q A Stanley and j. H. Winston re
turned Los Angeles the 9th July, having been alb
neatly twelve days in purut Of the murderer Nerga
ra They pursued him far as San Diego at no time
more II an &c hours behind him. Vergara riding a
very fire horse, which be had stolen from Don Pho Pico
and At San Diego he was near heng arrested on suspicion
OF hone stealing but the approach of the Sheriff he
Put su to his horse and escaped over the line into Lower
California
Ann st OF HINTON, THE RErUrrD MAIL RoBHER-0n
Monday, 18Th July, says The Star, Samuel g. Gordon
who has been resident in Los Angeles short time
arrested by virtue of the warrant of Hon. Benz Hayes
District Judge of this District upon affidavit of d. w
Rhenhar changed with having robbed the L. 3 Mail IN
1919 or 1850 within the Ohio Judicial District of the Uni
ted States Tie examination of the was concluded
tuesday ening, and the opinion OF the Judge given
Medne day morning committing the defendant to the
Shen Of Los Angeles County for three months TO await
warrant from the t. s District Judge of California, for
hs removal to Ohio for trial The defendant real name
is O. Hinton According to his statement hewas once
rested in Ohio this charge held TO bail in the of
SC0Oo aud subsequently discharged under RoHe pros
entered by the | : District Attorney Of Ohio. In refer
t. report in the newspaper that he had lodged the
Ma sho OF California, he says that the Marshal of Ohio,
coming 10 Itiivihlh III pursuit vi some cehucrs niade
of the name Of o. Hinton IN order Ia throw them oil
their guard and that subsequen! article III the newspa
los gave this the He claims that the charge in
this instance is made against him because he would not
pay huh money, and that the thing attempted TO
b. done az Portland.
MUhDiR AZ SANTA BARBARA-On the night OF the LIST
Of Aus usi between the hours of end oclock, Mr. Ed
ward Simmons resident of that place, was most brutaly
sssassRa in the public streets, 10y having his jngulsr
and deep cash inflicted in has right check,
Willie puisuing his way home. Mr.. Simmons was known
by the Inhabitants OF that place 20 be very n0cnsve
He carpenter by trade and leaves in the AT
lauc States wife and thr,e small children Strong
lic,n attaching 10 desperate Indian, known in Santa
bsrbara lac arrested and stands committed for tal