New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

THE pAscnERiA TRAGEDY BREEDING MORE MUIR
DERs.
Tho Iatsst intelligence that has reached us regard.
ING the ,cauei Of the Raacbofia tragedy contained
In Tho following Letter, dated Jackson Aug. :, 10
"P. M by correspondent Of Inc Saera"e~'
IhioHi a,
Al, predicted in my letter to You last evening, the
,,r;t,u ent has to-day continued unabated and God
OIL, know. where il WILL end. All the perSons muir
d, BY the robbers ut before last were buried to-
dsy in enc grave. II was certainly heartrendng
,psc,cle ard many stony heart gave way and tears
would fow The five Americans were buried In one
crave tide by side and the Dolsn taken care OF
The me mbers Of his tribe residing at Rancheria =.
How many Mexcans have been caugot anu nang
IL an impossibiiy TO say. Seven, to my knowledse,
have been huDg, and how many have been kuieI py
he Scou,,rs no one knows but themselves and they
won't tel. -. ~;
The Indians. 70 pay for the murder of one OF their
tribe have killed three Msxicans to-day
Last psht he guard left at Suffer tore down every
Mexican house in the town and ordered al the Next
can population TO leave to-day, and they are mostly
camping in this town Tonight under the pIoieouou Va
our ofcoIs but 10 morrow they will have 70 leave
This morning at about 10 A. NJ our town ws
thrown into terrible excitement by the arriva OF
news that large band OF armed nencans weso
marching upon the town OF Suffer TO barn that place
down. In less than thirty minutes our whole PopuF
ton was on TIE move and armed large party pro-
eeeded TO Suffer, and tue balance renamed oeho 10
guard the town. What hurrying 20 and tro-wlVes
Ia search OF Observation-Disclosures in search of parents
and every nan that not armed in search OF arms
Such time co not wish 10 see again. AZ ~ NJ.
party came back from Suffer and announced that tIe
ais had |. II for parts unknown, which greatly
quoted the fears of reaceable citizens, can as
sure You. . 49,,
hi. everiug one of the supposed robbers was taken
from the ia and al 90 minutes 20 . he was run up on
the fan Gus old oak tree; he then let down I'VE
minutes 20 confess but he would not lie was run up
sgain and now a. half pas, 10 y. a., is hanging over
the road on Man-s,reet.l
IsToe meeting was called in front of Congress
Hall 10 devise means 10 protect our town from we
Ne xicars supposed 10 be proving AROUND. lhohfs
Jones was chosen President. and VIM l. NhitacTe,
Secretary The obiecis o. the meeting stated by
Mr. Briggs A large number of citizens vcunteereit 10
act as ecia police uner the direction of the regular
police.
lung A. SGter the brother of the low hanging on
TIE Tree here 80
for Campo Ssco, where i YVES supposed they ma
found tie rineicader. We hope II may be So but
they will Fever reach this place with the prisoner
Tie times exciting, and be will be hung at the
fist opportunity the Rangers have OF taking hun away
from the officers. Our officers have done ali they
couId-all that men of iron nerves could do.
have ever in my life witnessed so much excite
ment and little intoxicston; no; drunken mum ~
70 he cen in ourstreeis All sober, and beat on
re,ct ~ the horid murders of night before last at
Raroh,r.a. there are several bundled people IN
town.
Where all this will end is hard to tell; but marx the
sequel every Greaser viii Uave 10 leave thus county.
TLc ,rcars are now IN foot to make them do So Al
ready hss Dry Town ordered of all suspicious charac-
ters. Which viii be followed ia few days by q per-
emptcry order fox all TO leave.
Not n Mexican is to b. found in the town OF Suffer
and Rancheha.
ELLvEs z. M-Tbe town is nov quiet; here and
there knots of our citizens are discussing passing
events and laying p aus for The morrow a large po-
lice ioroo is on guard
MORE MEXICAN MURDERs-sIIERIFF kILLED-IN-
TENSE EXCITEMENT.
The Sacramento papers OF yesterday contain tho
following telesraphic dispatch from Sonora:
SONORA, Monday, Aug. 10, 1855.
On Sunday morning Sheriff Phoenix of Amad0r
County and Clark Of Caavcras, with posse, passed
through this place the trail of some eight or ten Of
the Amador robbers. On arriving at Salvsda, a
Mexican camp, near Chinese Camp, they entered Il
dsnce-l ouse ard while making search for them in
eide, party of the band caae up. The Shetius
party met them at the door, and desperate tight en-
sued, in which William A. Phoenix, Sheriff OF Anador
County, was killed and two or three AmerlcauJ
wounGed, but not seriously. Two or three Mexlcans
were killed, and number of houses burned. The
Mexcans fought like tigers, using revolver IN each
hard.
The remains of Sheriff Phoenix were brought to this
place last nis mt, and are to be inferred to-day by
Toulumne LoGge of Mssons.
Sheriff Solomon, with large posse, left this morning
at dsyigbt in hopes OF capturing the Ionbers who are
yet at large. Great excitement prevails 1t Is very
probable that before night every Mexican camp In the
vicinity will be destroyed.
MORE MEXICANS KILLED.
The Amdd0r SentiHe! Jackson OF Aug. IL devotes
three columns to an account of tne "Ranchcra
"Tragedy." The account does not contain much that
hae not already appeared in The Chronicle. The fol
lowing is the latest on the subject
IhVrsday, i +. News has just been brought in
that Grtaaer was han, ed at Suffer this morning,
abcut the ssne tire tina, q 4rcia went up here Also,
that three GrcaseIs we've shot in the bushes near the
snme place. II is supposed that many will share
the fate. The excitement runs higher than ever.
Wo te 10 II Gre nat iels Into the clutches Of
scouting pariirs. We have inst learned that Greaser
was found dead lust over ihe hii in small ravne,
with bull. Ihole drought the head Ii is supposed
that be became Disguised with the tide Of human at.
feiGs, ano blew his brains ont.
NATIVE SILVER FRoY SoSoRA.--Tie San Jo1quin
Reyubhcan mentions that r Robinson Bours & Co.
OF Stockton have received fue specimen OF virgin
silver from the Mexican department Of Sonora. The
r. Con in which it was ioutd ia called Planches dc
Plate situated ahont a:i'u 30 ~, longitude 1ll0
w, some thrty miles south of the new boundary line
Of Sonora 'ormed by the Gedsdeu treaty.
Tie steomen az Stockton weighed five ounces. II
vRs found Oh tho surface of the ground Another
lump, found at the zane time, and weighing 237
ouIces sent for exhibition TO the City of Mexico.
Owing 10 tie fear inspired by the constant depreda
tor OF the Apacbes the yloraons act foot SUBJ
sequent TO there discoveries have yet produced
further fruits but tbs belief is very general m Sonora
that in this abound more silver and gold than in
eIy hitherto known.
ing them power to sell immense tracts of land some of
them ~ ing Within the uewy-acquired territory. One
of these tracts Is al the uDcure Of the ella and Colo
RADIO Rivers embracing five square leagues near tle
Preside OF Tubac about thirty Leagues another called
Soport contains thirty sausre leagues north Of the
line ofthe Gsosden purchase. The tract the Colo
race is Known by the name Of Paso de Aigodonee,
and part Of the same Is comprised within the boun-
da runIn pursuance Of the treaty Of Guadalupe
Hdslgo, and by the Gadsden treaty the entire tract is
r al. led Afrsna thAF