The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

it Ia feared were doomed to korrid fate All II
cattle six hundred IN number togsther With the
sions were carrsd Oh by ths indians, fssvipg the VI
| gons in the read. 1hs news was brought BY teal
which vss at the time few hours travel in thu rea
| but which happily escaped attack.
Near Tucson, about the Same tine party OF tweat
Americans we're eating their dinner vhsn b11d OF al
teea Indians made descent upon them, and carried
seven OF their finest hor,es, Without shot being nfed b.
either party although the Americans well aru,ed
outnumbering them, and witnessed the outrage.
Another party few miles on the other side Of Tucson
were attacked, one American killed. and twenty seyes
horses taken. Tho parties before mentioned weie al
from Texas
The Apaches are Becoming more troublesome and for
midable every day and almost every train which enter
within their range VIII be more less harassed by them
1t is rumorsd At the river that immigrants
this route through than have before
DIED OF THIRST Mr.. Livingston from CaborcA b,
the Tnijata trail and learned from Mexicans tha
he met that, during the lest two months some twenty
nve Americans had peIhhed for want Of water thi
route Among them . Mr Douglass, of Sumoel
county Tennessee Sho had tesn In California since ls49
have been furnished with ths following memoranda
which Is published for the bensdt of those who may
tempt the rip to liar by the in,jsl rcute:-
There on.y ,wo watering places within hun
cred ard htsy miles Of altar Tbs fret Is Sky miles
the rext senoi,s, ninety miles from III, last. From
soots next water thirty miles, with good grass
The ext "a At 1,pajts n,pefv mlss Thsreis IN no
water until you srriva At the Colorado Distance II
si.'y mics. with heavy sandy road ANY wlo
travels this route must provits himself With lnr
tony eight hours IT ieast y
ssEAsK lsPosTs GOLD AND SILVER DISCOVERS, -
Nr Lytgeton ett skR ~ dnciScO, in February last
hoard Tho bsik Petna. blunt for GuAymas Hls inten
tfp to und il possible mio viii be besved
seto situa I'd in the norbeto part Of Soaora after
TIE cooh nation Of the treaty between tue United
sts 80 ed sxico. cejng to portion OF q:
be proeeeted ss far inlsnd Altar where no aa-d
three weeks thence prnceeiing to Pitlqnta sixteen
mics ea,t Of altar. Here he stopped uutu the set
ting in If the rainy reason occupying his time in
aniniDg rhe country in that vicinity taking with him
two of tbs lDoisns known che Pspag0es to guido him
TO the sl already discovered gold aud silver mius
On tae Is. Of Juy be extenied his search to Seonoa
extracog god thertfrcm. these a Other than
their simple TOOLS the batea wo, den bowl, in
which TO wssb,, after eigs'pg the quartz with small
bsr of iron, and crashing it betws.a two stones BY
this process, they nakiDg from 81 to 81 day
the bard. then continued southwark, 90 mite, TO
Qnquator which he found other ,rtiss of natives
esgseeo 10 similar to thoss before mentioned
In ttia latt OF the country hs suffered innume able
hsrdshls, beiog frequently without wafer for and
three days at uoe, and upon occasion he would
have ole from exhaustion 10 the mountain fAstnasses
UNATTENDED arS oil ne but for friendly Pa agoss
twenty FIVE miles - ~nere ns ciud Get water.
Even this did not dster hiuA. from the prosecu
ticn Of his self Imposed tasHs he searched and
ptosrectst ia every direction, and the rssalt is
that he bss discovete some Of tha richsst
deposits Of gold aad SILVER dc,vere IN that
titn of tie ut rent he ciscovered mine OF silve.
the sbl sto1" Of which extended for .hrse miles vary
ing frsm two IN tive irchesi width upon ths surface
4itt oueh liza sarcbes for gold rsnty
ful AND he tnat parties CT miners could 10
very e. oo bus sness tsAm he iutea6a ling bis It
eLttn exclusively the soikios lhs oovs enrio,-
san Franc tco on the ct r.. Gpiah, with \ visy to
tie creeuzaticn OF proper company, 10 ccai o.
HUNDRED men well asmra With ~ least revolver aud
life each and tie sho 70 possssa capital Of 0oe
with which chase the ,ql ite ney for auc.
cessful silver iIirg
ATIN11rD MURDER The paper saya:-- - Mr.
Charles n one hsrcn hogs Carpenters Raacl
IN Monesy afternoon sst, accHtsd ~ tso Nexi
caos ,apofiars end ioy, in tisouly per ~ho
a ktd Moore for come whi sey. Tbe' then s-kai FOR
match, add sripg, vh4eb he gave them one of tns
men dfee cut lufc, end whsle the ot rutuy
stricg PAS NJ be ast Of Moore, or hts
shit hsut si and wounding hn4 rlisuty III
lard Moore III 80 hc,tsf from hi. horse ~ medsteiy
WHICH eic NJ, 49," "UeN Moore fled at ths n,
vhsp III a.lg'p he armed tbs, gave NJ the oar
suit tsry s,m.a si b rp- ak snoots an age
h"v ie bn s,'n ~lnrs h,aos. Uf Il ,has.
'scs tr hsr -rrciDg N size -ni shape 20 the
ti'iosfrn ~lea h. sss. sloated the da =
pyt sicns W. h.,s tos' these pers ~ers he
pures,e. Of El,o.to~ We s,.nd that about 10
men ~+rt In poJrai, If them day
boRf Com - h-,e ha .vrif.tuans 4 sring
the tsst Az. K stcuf the goi ~ ,srr- ths
sst.tr :" toe -. O. bret ..yersi I~'~nns nsva
quality ~ lcul th-, d.,sr cry .garcs
'Lr rc,,e s,f r. mirss b. Cr sio ow eg ,ags
si1.re The bsss ~ p>i from tws i've
ia th~ " ~ rtrs,sto - IL .- liver
TO turr ed frtm its prsssnt soms ri ~ lesds may DE-
found ar 4 large smoon'r r@siiref
DISCOVERY TgrT1f or HAsropoN -Iluripg last
week she tstb u psstodon, weighing six
pour ds found in \ mound of h tbs of
Ms,utl Dsuifeuez about fifteen miles FROM this city
They found bg nr. N Carvaio artist on this city