New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11
FROM SAN DIEGO.

We have received q san Diego Hcral9 Of Dec .,
from which We make The folio wing extracts:
MoIF IRoUBIE BREWING ~ LowIH CaLiFoRVI..
BY Adams q Co Express q lei'er has been re.
Ceyed by prominent citizen - t1i- Ii.ee from Mon
brty, dated Nov. y, Isl, Of winch ue iJlowiag il
copy
Some scouudreis WHO have ~. succee6ed in Oh
tanning Pc ssess ~ u ,As BE-; # Quin'in
whi3h thty pft'sLc % bod By fraudulent the, aye
sending tfIn- ard ammunition down there, 20 u N
Antonio have Tor the purpose % reyoGtonizlng
that part Of Lower California ant % assa-suate Me-
lendr,z and rob his inends Of their possessions.
You ale authorized TO make use OF this Information
for tie benefit Of the pee PIE Of Lover California.
ARRvtL or ENicR,sTs IRON TrxAs--A friend
writes ne from san lsabol. Dec ;, that Capt VIM.
Is. Mckinley has just arrived at that place with bs
party, consulting OF twenty men, a IA good health.
They have one hundred head Of cattle, horses aud
muller. They report plenty of wat r or the Desert,
and also on the whole route from Port Lavaca. in
Texas, To- this place, although IN some places the
grbss rather scarce. They bad no diff Guilty with
diane. They passed a party of Americans probe
bly, Dun bsr party going 70 Santa Cruz, over the
lew purchase. Capt Mckioleys pauy are mostly
intelligent farmers and traders, who come 20 settle
permanently in Southern California
Our G. ne pondent also informs va that FIVE men,
three Americans, ore Frenchman and German,
were killed by the Apaches in August last, while
travelling from Tucson 10 Tubac. friend Of the per
tOns murdered applied 10 the commandment of Tub ~
for men TO assist m bury ing their dead The next
day The comm6nd6ut, without the knowledge of any
OF thc people VINO nau dppitu 10 Hln' sent ob' StA
soldiers with orders 10 burn the bodies OF any Mex
of the party, ana bury their bones but 10 leave
the other bodies unburned and unburied.
A correspondent of The Rvaii, writing from Fort
Yuma under date Of Nov. % gives the following
items of news from that section.
"1he steamer General Jessup, having resumad
her trips from The mouth of the Colorado the Fort
has lately brought ups number Of Co-Co-Pah In
dams, who sent for to arrange terms Of peace
with the lumas. The illustrious statesmen and war
riors Of both distinguished nations had " talk a.
the Fort, without coming, however, 10 any deter
minatlon.
"An execrsble murder was committed, few
weeks $50, in Sonora the road from Altar 10 the
River, on the person Of IA German, Mr.. Standt. The
murdered maI, formerly a citizen of San Francisco,
was On his WAY to California, after a soOurn of some
months in Gusyamas. When in Altar, he ~ Joined
by two eutthrosts Dutch Charley, from California,
and q fellow famed Ned Haynes. who travelled along
with ard muroered him sixty miles from here They
robbed him of his ANIMALS ana his money about $500,
and lett for parts unknown.
"Tltre ore rumois ahoat Of the threatened out
break of another revelation in SOnors account of
the sudden arrest and suspension of Cen Isnez, the
Governor, and the resppointment of Gen. & andara.
The former is very popular, and the people II s said
wish To retain him. There is however, nothing GER
tain known about IT,
A" Another party left here this meruing 20 make an
accurate instrumental survey OF the Rsiroad route 10
the DE- ser