New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
,,r,p vopv DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY 90 1854

rereivsd by express the particulars Of which have not
been able to verify.
TIE Echo then proceeds to sla,vc. with not little
b. tinc on ;ho manner in which this ire bno.er mission
ls- been Iut down sDd the int ry OF Mexic.n territory
and OF Mexican honor yn' .icaied 1t then gives the
article fi' lie DiGrlo, ono al a. foo~s:
"LATEsI NEws -C0nei .sl0z Of Ereass IN L0rer Cal
Our read,is VII ace the news which received
which the Eiibustrrs have suffered at Encenada- To
day, among the newI taken from without translate
other ~ which, attempting 10 soah their dis
centeut ct the abtve attempt they encourage the nhab
ar;s OF those Regions freh enterprises But tie dozen
mtuis which Ire Supreme Government received yeser-
day and which publish to day, below make disappear
completely from The these miserable adventarers;
sid with their def, at Will vanish every hope for
teuuts
announced but the armed Of that quarter led by
Castillo NegTee, those who made this brave effort
worthy of all prase.'
lie ,fIcis reports sre ss follows
MINISTRY OF WAR AND NAVY
"Mazailan, Dec % ls-3 (
"MosT EXCELLENT SIR: by the Mexican schooner 10
sepline have received the annexed dispatch which Col
Rafael E:ptnOsa charged to transmit ~ your Excel
"fbe pirates pursued by Capt Castillo Negrete, and
their escHle b. cut off III consequence Of their being
atendored bv The Caroline ~hch set sail paid with their
lives the Nucenada DC TodCs Santos tier aemp, upon
our Territory
col EsInosa and ReboedO, freed from their captivity
had taken hr way the port OF La Paz where the
viii have taken possession Of the military and political
Go,eIncrship.
Hey Will there meet the when marched last
monh under the command Of Col Ochoa, and viii act
circumstances may require, 10 capture any of the al
tuTes who have escaped aad to repe any succOs
for item wlioh may arrive.
I'm sits Of tLcir repul.e continue to make the pre-.
parations vLch consider necessary 20 repel fresh
parties Of ad,ebiuefs well To be- in cond ton 20
meet any fresh danger hinder any sacrifice ike that
accomplished by the adv eIturers in the pot OF La PLZ
these Pre- parauns the important ne. according
to what you have communicated me, and Is indeed well
Known. III n,ghborIg kepublc has upon It's froners
a E1a " cffr I'd Il Of
LOUIS De ORMAECHEA"
"MISIsTRY oT WAR ASD THE Many.
"MosT EXCELLENT SIR: Passing over the minuier par
cuaTs al what has occurred in La Paz where Col Ri0Dl
ledo and were taken prisoners take advantage OF the
sailing of the national schooner Josephine or the port OF
Mazailan communicate to you tie stet events at the
tuc.I ada De ADDS Santos 81 leagues below Sln Diego,
vhb have Prob bly, led - the captur, or ah o. the al
ventures the command of the 40 called Col Walker
The bark ID Will the adventures entered the pjrt Of
La FaZ set sa thence on the 9th of November. car
rync along with them myself and Col Rebonedo pris
opels for tie Cape OF San Lucas where arrived the
morning of the 9Th of November On the same day the
adventures landed for the purpose Of establishing at tn
Tont the CAPITOL Of their new Republic which TO DO
declared in az sO' mniy the following day Bat hay
ing observed bark which approaching the Cape they
rasod the CIV that the Mexican vessel of war GIer
rero and Ills led tie suspepdirg the intended deca
ton AID of them occupying themselves only with their
defense after landing Col Rebaedo and myseif-l know
not with Nlat object.
As soon "a The bark in question disappeared from
viow ihey mbsIked, taking US with them GA ths fol
oa ing day they sid they would establish their Capitol ut
the BAY of egdal. na and aerward that they would
estabsh temporarily at EDcenada Accordingly va
arrived at that point the Goth of the month AMI
that day they landed and hosed their dag leaving
IN ioaId with orders not a. land
"On n ul ht Of the dag they sent party 70 the
rancho OF GuadaloUIe in order TO seize The horses which
weIe there and the following day they cent another party
OF these horses to the of Santa Tomas in order
male liorer the captain Of the li;ary colony there
Don Castillo N.gfee. II il to lie presumed that this
ch ef was advised of their intended march, and received
Them on Il cir way in which let dead three Of
iCr party and that the TEST returned routed To their
head quar- eIs The forces of Senior Negrete pursued
Tho in their retreat and took position aroun1 their qua
ter in order TO cut of all for those who
pied thom.
I'm the meantimo Col Reboedo and | remained on
board the YES ell and counting the good ncnaOns
had mcrkt in the mate Of the bark made to him some
delicate sug etiOus TO the danger in which he aud the
staLy crew would BE- in If the triumph Of
Thee suggestions and other special which worked
uIon his mind induced him to sail from EncenadO and to
deliver the ba to its master Mr. Robinson, at Guaymas,
setting u at liberty at the Cape of San Lucas.
In Cftot arrived there the morning OF the l6ih
ard tai Ell our for ursuing way La Paz
Were Col Rebolledo will take possession of his com-
mend.
Your Excellency will perceive that we have deprived
them of the vessel, have cut off their retreat have
brought away their and their provisions that it must
contribute 10 discourage them well to raise the spirits
of our own forces 1t is to be hoped in the same manner
that at this date the adyentures will have surrendered
will have suffered worse fate. RAFAEL EsPlsozi.
'Pcrt q Sea Jose Dec. 20, 1884,"