New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12
FROM THE SOUTH.

III. Southern news is aui Interesting. S)mo d. Il
nhes sith the Ii clans have occurred aut tho paDe's
sIlude 10 another Inosn war We plbsh tho iJl
so~'ng extracts nom the Los Aug hoe papefs 70 aive
an tbtse Dir urbapces pnefacing them y,h extra
f,om private letter, 10 vat Toe Indian outbreak,
Of whcb the papers will probably be fall, H. think,
All moonshipe, an unnecessary excitement here "
letter ca'eo San GorxorA -, Oct. 90 and publiSaod
In TIE Southern CdiDorniaa, gives account OF
meeting belo in thai vicinity, 10 take measures
as.ip,t The depredsdons and threatenn a'pec OF the
JIdiaIs In that valley and neis hbJr1Ood. The letter
From the late movements Of the Iodisns, there
IL reason TO believe that they are me ltGtins some
evil. Several weeks since coIbcil ~ cbeIt was
held her-for what purpose 10 one keows; bit
IL was after ded by warriors from sl tbs neghborug
tribes. They Kept their proceedings pOfo md
fecIet.
"Tbe squsws are now moving inc thu mouataas
ksvipg their 'fghting men, beh d. As this .s III ,
frst tine soch hiog has occurred here i causes
great uDeasipess amoog the eel eats.
There has beer much dissa'is AZ tiol of late and
within The lsst few weeks they have made ous
threats against the whites They are aopIrel II pre-
caring for war; and the mountai filled With the
AS the leIs in THE Pass scattered through
space of from 20 TO IS miles, they will be almost vita
out proie ition 10 case Of sudden cifficllty"
letter, also from San GorsoDio, dated Oct 81, g
as follow:
ave have Just received nows from thu Surveying
party Of Col Washington, by a sou coming 4nme-
cistely from him. The Indians OF he CJofsdo would
not low him to approach the rJer, and he wa
obligtd 10 leave the without go mp etinX his lac.
He was encamp.d a spring ab6u. ten vi es from the
river, beb the Indians told him hey would moi 0!o y
him TO cripk their wser eat their grass. I5at be-
fore the Lext day at nOOn be must BE- gone. lilo lott
and travetd mt out of their reach, leaving Gls dG
ma scattered along ibe road.
"The indians said his party was too snol % fight
but il larger party cam they would fight them.
"Ise party Of the Colonel we're very short Of pro-
vkiops baviOg nothing but musty hJar l got tLjs
staten ent directly, end lot second hand. tank 1t
can be vouc 1eo |, n witbOu. embCllish nentS.
"Aft.r be had If H. parry, he bgari from thu To-
dsDs that tue Colonel had had f1hi, but sccl 10
COZ fGence in the report.
Very serious osses have slrea9y Occ1rrci 70 tho
ape driven of. OHe man recently lost one hundred
head.
From i formation reaching us through centlcn9n
recently from there we learn that Juan AltOnio, the
celebrated Coahus chi f. is very much dss 4,sicd ct
the treatment which he aud his peopls have reoeiy 81
fom the Uniteo Sa'es GOyerDment. Ia Goa yors1-
ton with Mr. Weaver of San GoTg0u0, he stated that
the Great Father had made many promises t. bis rcd
children which had been fal iIl,d. More especially
that while thievpg Inoi4Ds a: the Moth had been
Irovioed with beef and blankets, he and his q, who
had always beea fiienjls were treated with neglect
and left 10 arve. There eau be d0abt thai for
ZONE cause, very alarming ieis Is spProa ,hnx.
The past has not been very pr0duc 0e and the
various tribes along borders o1 Themselves dos'
tnte Of the means Of existence. Tbat they viii at
tempt to prey upon the sette is almost inevitable;
more especially they are dispOsed 20 believe t11t
the Great White Faber has broken faith vita thsn.
Southern Ca lfDibian