New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11
Nrw.yonK DAILY TRlulNL rnlDAy. NovrM0ru ~ 1851


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ga Nuui., evening amrenns 90 Tho 'ititrns IA hti
ID ti Cont House aud Jury appiinfd {, ofh niuo ihn
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WI, .""' .', -, i,,.,,,et,on tbe ne, day ~.
- ~ ne,ne. dt tho r4lsan,is 10 be- Auaaiaci5 III
49,, W.,rl DIVA Ramon T.. ino-a aud Cayoinna
E ,., tat The, r,,o suliy of lorc sioaiing aud tho
orsfa,,s, end con,rad,tor, accounts OF tho manner
ton leif lei tho, wtro mudcrcfa aud thai they ought
W dr 1e p,v;lo Wcle calici upon 10 rahy the vord'i
me ou. don nru-e that, inasmuch ns no cine was a.
s niu,t tltm m having been committed ia oar con
u,, h,y bo handed over 10 tho 81 ,g q" Fan ..s an
1900, "a ne tnbsn 10 TINT Mace for puniahneut But
IN .;,;ns ss,e ,,,, ,,or, voted down Tbe meeting
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~ V'N'S -, ~" & n"er,;"ns n ini;yi9nals another
however lhictgn me eNoIuns "a nv = va ,i
Acatmg wac "he"'u 'iuni ~ M n' - oaJ rsoge
o "a ihe prisoners 10 nan '" o S?ei"s obt M,
or IN my Judgment 'le 'll1ons ~ !, "a ~ r.;
90 become volunteer haigmci: ~ ~ -. q -
tict lruishmenis without Judciai 1inl' ~ oa' III o'
G. immunity snare Us OWL NJ M m ydosd,,.
Tho party from san LUIS ieil ihis 'o'1 W" "
Cn their return The prisoners being retained mere u DC
forwarded by the steamer
The conduct of the RenceTs IN s hualr mas oeeh DC
yuud all praise. Bat for Their uhurihs ehot' una 'ie"
knowledge OF the habits ana huunts oi he villains .ha IN
si precincts, there WoulG nave Dceh no Hlrt5.s.
Hey have the confidence on III HOou ho hncorn 1 o
axe Tenor TO the EVIL lnlnned my h.Ne oc:one ho
cessty since every seeks assistance from them.
Such is the account Of the affair in the English portion
OF Tie star but the Spanish editor the paper Is nan
svaniFbl shows another side OF the picture iOIS uc
count is aiven Of the meeting of the citizens on Tuesday
to determine what should be done with the prisoners Don
Amos IiCo elected President naf dechhea aOei
S;ealus was then elected, it'll Manuel Roo ana DE- Drn
aiord Secretaries
Don Manuel Roo and and Senior barfa spoke stroni'
ously in opposition 10 Lynch law in this or other cases.
lie omtr was frequently interrupted ba he sold that
was meeting of citizens on very important SUBJECT ana
L. voulJp [ be cboked of
Mr. Ooier an American opposed TO Lynch law and
,o,ed at the prisoners he sent to the Sheriff of San
JY;s Obisno. The motion was carried. Alta Cal.
co,,esrondsrce Of The San Francisco Herals
SANTA BARBARA Friday, Oct. 7, 1853.
Yesterday was a busy day at this place. We had five
arriyals-ibe steamers Goah and Thomas Hunt AMI the
big Fremont, from San Francisco; the steamer Los
Angeles from San Die and the brig Prince de Jonye
fom the leland of Santa Rosa. The beach at The landing
place was strewn with goods OF every description IN no
ber day this wear has so much merchandise been unaden
here Though Santa Barbara exhibits NJ iuprof cement IN
number of buildings increase in population. -tI its
trade Las considerably. The valleys back
Of and surrounding IT, have Barbara alone a. III r
mat and yegly the wants O the native Ca0fhitns ne
geoterln more agani though they feinse
10 ADOPT of our labe raVng inventions tney sho"
disposition 10 rival Us III dress anu Initiate Us "a '
our habits In hor.epaGN .AeST1 u ~ 5oIt ho siit
nothing to learn Dut III theh Neh'ies ), "vu w az
for any people to be more clumsy ana yer ulgy s5au
decline Substituting our slle 0 carls or WAGONS III:
Occasionally one Of the Weather classes indnees in the
ufe of carriage and when they do, invariably 1hty
chooge the oldest and cumsesi style
short time since called TO see the Wild Indian wo
maD whom your paper has already spoken She living
with MI George Ndever, old raPper who mas b9el on
ibis for the last eighteen years She was broush y
this gentleman from the island OF san Nicoia- 80 mie
Coteino No person has ye been found tsai can speak
ar understand her language By signs she has told Ar y.
hat her child was killed andton pieces by the Wild dogs
wlb Which the island is oyerrun Her only dress was
snrt nj GOWN sitting high upon the shoulders and reaching