New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09


.;ons 4, turned sAYift The ice driftsd the boss
tovsId lard ed be got ssbore IN sSety. The osner
nt,,ops composing the party took charge OF Toe IN
a;.n and North and Nue.nt eepsrsfed from mem
Or the roso 10 OAKLAND It vss A-eertaaosd 'ns, Tue
entire party ~ prisoners 70 bhed Ranch OF guo- Nc
the pr. visus Day. The people Who occapled II ~sre
s.sy; hnt scon sitter the robbers left IT, the others
twelve in humber. started ou' with the infection OF
s,isekire them They socp came no win the ori:-
opers. when Bill Posers, Who appeared n be tn@r
leader and who ancd 10 the testh, rode IN 'front.',
and caring the puTsuers 10 come on, s.id: we s'e
Americana and will fight TIL We die The others
being tins jn,imidst<d esve up toe matter aod re-
tired. On Thursday night. sm I'll sloop vs. stoen
n, m its moor pgs near San sfsel and il Is thought
by tie convcts. II this be true they donotieS SCI
.s for Pulgss Ranch, or its immediate vicinny'
They would scarcely dsre put IN a. any osner
having been driven ont consfsn! wncu Is oelus
kent ON this side Of the bay, and should they cross
over they will doubtless meet with warm reception.
Tn isesss Of the stale Prison received infornsnon
yesterday that Bill Bryant GIas syoiey hv S,srs
Sn nh of Contra Costa County. Watkins IA stiil at
,ree The captured cay that Trey intended roo
hing lard numbering when necessary 10 order %
90, means 10 leave the Stae. they as) say the des-
tnstiop az bose a. large is Lower California or 81
nora. ard that they talked OF nothing eise Inc
shrspce Of any guide may lead the n 0tray 10 Iasre
Valley snd the Colorado RIVER Travellers in that
section of the country will do veil 20 ne on the alert
az ,her operation. 10 Contra Costa County furnish
evidence Of their future intentions. The lessee WAS
ui,ibformed on Friday relative TO the supposed cap.
ture OF Geek Eyed Fury. II turns out that the gurrd
mistook Scotiie for that noted criminal. The lat
named person, together with Jim Welch-a we'll
known borse.ihief .ents need in Sacramento County
10 ten yesrs imprsoDment-were brought to the city
Yesterday and cent back their old quarters Capt.
Pusm was in gres; pain yesterday but lie said to be
out Of dspger.
CAPTURE OF ESCAPED CoyvIcTs SAY JOSH, Cal,
Jan. s. 1855 Editor Of The He-al1-Sr: SIX Of the
escsp. convcts lone severely wounded in tn. thigh
by rife shot were brought here on 40 wagons this
norriIg AND are now secure In the County Jan:
Ore of thsn was rec ,gnzed old 81 all bird
bere, who broke prison before and escaped. they
we're captured yesterday near Santa Cruz G.p ny
he copstsbles and party of the residents OF that
vicinity. They were watched and pursued without
knowing il all the night before last until a5ou. IL
O'Clock yesterday morning. when they ene' ed house
kept by an Italian. While there at breakfast four or
FIVE of their pursuers arrived but dare not make an
| attack The convicts were all armed, and showed
fight, but their powder and arms being vet they could
! do 10 barn. Several armed men on horseback APP
pesripg in sight the convicfs left seven horses be-
bind and broke foot for the mountains, ssd now
the chase tegan in good earnest When closely par-
| sued they would now and then wheel and lsve their
firearms at their pursuers, and while at this isioess,
! two Of them got badly shot-one IN the breast or
| shoulder, Who il still st large. Those who brought
the elk prisoners in hs morning cay tn they can and
will capture The Remaining FIVE for ESQ each. They
have far done the thing well and bravely, aud Will
| no doubt do al they say. b.
The ESCAPED CosvIcTs A telegrsphic dispatch
from San Jose received Yesterday by Mr. Haight in
forms US that niLe Of the corvicts recently escaped
from The State Prison have been arrested, and are
row held by the authorities Of that place. Captain
North of the City Police, started for San Jose yester-
Day for the purpose of taking charge of the prisoners
sud conveying them TO Corte MADEIRA. Only three OF
| the coDvicfe are nos ht large
The IowA.HIL TRAGEDY.-Tbe late hanging Of
| Jobpsob for stabbing Dsn by the name of Mont.
| pomery by the people at Iowa Hill, has produced
esto in
| 10 lead 10 serious consequences. Montgomery is
still living johnson was hung upon verdict Of
guilty of assault with intent 70 kLl, brought IN by
jury OF the people, before whom the testimony was
delivered. The statement now il that warrants have
been issued for the pre- hensop OF those engaged IN
the fral and hsngipg-that the Sheriff OF Placer has
stttu ptsd 10 execute the warranfs-thst one man
had been rescued-tbat he had ordered out posse,
ard that several hundred men 10 arms to resist
the Sheriff. The citizens of Iowa Hill have issued
circular to the people Of Placer County, in which
they gave the evidence detailed before the peoples
court the verdict Of the jury the character Of John
sod and the deliberate action Of come fifteen huu-
| cred mep, who demanded that he should be huoe.
He was hung, and We presume those who did the
deed with they had mot medded in the affair. Ac-
cordipg to the testimony, johnson greatly the
asereseor; that he dsmounted from bis 'rse to
saut Montgomery, who was walking quietly s'ong
with friend; that johnson rushed upon him with
infe, and that Montgomery fired in self defense.
CHINESE EXPELLED FROM THE hIsEs-From The
Sha,ta Courier OF the 18th inst We learn that the
miners in that section having determined that the
Ctr should not be allo cd to work in the mines
recently drove a punber Of the prescribed from
the degirgs at the mouth Of Middle Creek. The sc-
ton Of the miners strongly opposed BY the off.
GERS Of the county and number o. the party engaged
in the txpellng Of the Chinese rested and
rsieped for sl but were rescued from the authorities
al borne of in triumph By their friends The same
paper publishes cell for Miners Convention to be
held on the 18th inst
FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Placer Herald states thsf
Mr. Richard Core,-brother TO VIM. Corey, Esq.,
member Of the Legislature from Placer County-left
Devils Basin. in that County on the 5th inst on
hui ting excursion and not returning at the time eI-
pecied his friends started in search of him. In short
tme by hsllooing they received answering shout,
and were directed to where he was, but found that
they would require assistance to relieve him, which
they obtsned At store the distance OF three fouths
| of mile. dozen men then started and broke
path to where Mr. c was, by each taking the lead
aierp stely and breaking down the snoE. When
reached be was sill alive. but expired before the
party reached the store their retara from cold and
the exhaustion upon the abors OF the day
Mr.. Corey was . native of Ohio, and 25iyear Of sse
at the time of his death.