New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

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LOWER CALIFORNIA
From tue Ara t;eraia.
We received yesterday morning by the arrival OF The
steamship Columbus, copy ol me san MIRO hfTdM
extra Of the th instant Which contains variety OF very
interfering from the lower country.
Frederick Emery, Secretary Of State f the RaDub
lie arrested ut Sun Diego on Wednesday last by she
order Of Cant Dornu aud he, with Seaor CIriOya,
rived in the Columbus Two others from the ranks had
de.er.d aud made good their escape to San Diego
The uimos. d abstraction prevails among tbo.e remain
inc with Walker and IL the impression that the Whole
afoir will break up with general hzht among taem
selves Bluodsted is lab Wh theg by tems lives
in Tho event of an encounter with the hexcantroop5 M"
in pursuit ,,,. mn ,,-,,.,...... en-,
busters had the store of Dou danuvl ktas az Sin
TomHs and had taken him ami Don Augustus Horn prs
oners. The eter goes on to say;
Don Msrcilla barely escaped being taken prisoner.
Don Iose H. ra Bsndin who has charge Of his fathers
ranch has also arrived from below having been obliged
to abandon the place for his personal security
Last Sunday three OF Walkers enissafies arriN ell az
Cuadaupo end told him ljandin 70 consider bim-elf
prsoner in the Of the Repp6ic Bandni politely
refused obey dthe bravo boys DOT wishing 10 risk
aGgt e, sayitg that they would soon return with moro
force aid take him
Monday LIST wss the day set by Walker for General
Assembly OF oil the noghborho0d AMI those wc did not
oore in were TO be punished b. coniscaion Of their
property. Tie condition Of the people truly anentabe.
The greater pordou of the male population havA bseo
obll ed to leave their fam7ie8 The "IhOerGtTs have
taken awsy what provisions they had, that Il before
long the llibusers do not leave hat miserable country,
many OF the families will starye Such the state Of
the Republic on the Goth Of February.
The above is oorroborated by another Of
TIE Hcraid who in communication dated 10Th March
Gays:
Being well informed as well "a with ful evidence of
the poces diugs that took place toe 26th OF February
Gs in San Vicente, Lower California, by Col Walker.
olias President Of Sonora, and being bound men Of
hoHor to crush all the false reports or
the inv ader choose TO give regarding the c md r0l,R
tdry oath, that The inhabitants consented to give the
goth in favor OF the Independence affirm that it Is
fake ts beng voluntary The helpless inhabitants
forced 10 it By acts OF violence and armed band
threatening them with a cruel and shameful Imprisonment
and onsca0n OF property should they refuse 10 swear to
the Independence
We arc willing and ready to present the testimony of
those who have been their victims and been compelled to
give their oabs to their lives suier imprisonment
By the incosed copy you viii the manner in which
they obliged the inhabitants TO attend the meeting And
do the flIibusers call this free and voluntary Of
the inhabitants Of the frontier More yet after they
obliged them by force 10 fidelity to the Repub
lie, they forced in the to sign repre-
him and bis men, and e10ncrang them from having
robbek used any violence to the interests Of the nhab
tants Of the frontier.
IsHtBITtsTs or sAs.yISCENrr
With this date have given orders transmitted in
cOrdance with my two Ministers, ordering mite all
the inhabitants of this frontier Of Lower California in the
term Of FIVE days from this date and likewise order and
demand you inhabitants of this place Of san Vncente to
congregate in the specifefterm with the understanding
that should any of you fail to do he shall be puD.ed
rery str@eiy. WV. WALXER, President Of Sonora.
The Hroldas another letter from the impartial cor-
respondent K which will be found somewhat interest
ing, though entirely one aided affair
CNNP At SAS NNCgNTF L. Cal. Friday, March ,, 1874.
Mr.. EDITOR On the 18th ut. We started from Ense
NADIA, and after yiug artillery movements, with
Wild Spanish cattle hchod to eur artillery wagons passed
through La GnIe Santa Tomas ard Guadalupe, ~ this
place whore waiting for certain political develop
mens which have 20 far exceeded the expectation
of President Walker.
Presidcn; Walker by the advice Of men who knew the
feelings of the people here consented wait till the e7tb
u and hear whss the PEOPLE had to say in the way OF
popular expression Of opinion and when t5e 9Th came
CROUCH 10 induce him to remain until the present
time whte business keeps On the irst Of bs nonh
convention beld at which al the principa. Mcx
cans were present, and regular declaration drawn
up with ell the grandoquence OF Spanish style and much
OF te IcEneuce OF the real - 20 progressive Young
America The resu. Of much talking and debating among
those nays was that On the st inst they notified the
Pre- dent that they bG1 determined ~ rebOunce their
Mexican all glance anl take the oath Of allegiance ,he
GovSumont. Accordingly, the delegates from the
convention visited our camp and received with al
tie hcno-s, the battalion being pa, AIDED snd 81, Of
par lherneda Of ees big .ns &c, being exhibited We
bad arranged the CEREMONIES # present and made
Preparations 20 give BEN hOzptabe and friendly recep
tr tVt what surprised o. the portion f tho
ee'eugnies which wound up lie day II was made known
that l-go majority Of those present wished 70 take the
oath Of allegiance. Z President NaAer would promise
tAcm system Of government and Institution u
pepsb.e authority and accordingly arrangement had -
Jc made b administer he oath
table 80 out on TIE parade, ia front o. which
hCe placed OF Tags, crossing each other
a. - uitc scIt OF arm IN side
Ira ie.t and li- Cabinet and staff and ga lhe other
beroi tie Judiciary with interpsser sd seah
came up and gave his tae oath wls fecled %
him s-d llou hs assent he sgofn ana passed 1nder
pavilion where The ceremOu,Jgs compliments incident
% Iii. kind OF naturalization were gone th-ou IN with 90
sna az CT The whole crowd ha been through The troops
gave three cheer te artillery doomed i0lL nation
sa.-te and the Dutch EiesicaHsrs ~vent ia On several
OF o. cFooAeet loo Ang brass horns YOU ever saw and
seIi cone ec.es lcai-s. i-ese mountain SIG a. lad
never SOUNDED ,Lc-r oCtJ.e On tsc whole t wa sort
Of d,efuzaiol and after % over you might have
setn Tie caIk brown fellow ,t.ng around among tho diff.
ieren. uesses, y manner which would have Convinced
you hat a ceu ae free ali equal # they pretty
hcn = l1d have any thing lie iar chance Bate turn
r. D. tie p.,aslu. recoicc0Is # thlt 10 he 1al reality
ef g. dov W had 20 shoot two men % day Do 80 they
so Tar us0ok the object Of ceniug down here 70
attempt & NAL gp organization me F pose Vi WHICH
va % desert aid 20 a.. ding and Tobbnc and
dsriHg expedition. Their names L = Nelson and
Arthur NJ. niaou, sud they both from ILLINOIS Two
ofLeI q The party convicted and OF hcm The
otOre p or, Ter ivca fry lahss and the 9th r lwarl
EaiGes received twenty tive isshes. after which ne were
iCii dr.Umtd OUT ID camD Thee & il1ws sih appear
before !'af ciizea' ard Wi be ca1sht 90 company with