The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tu.sasy atoPuisx. Juue 10. IS.
tn. Meas ere ia sonora ,

The NkF So CEe An SuaVs"
We publish list OF tie party Of Americans "''
der Col Crabb who fell in The late expeoi''. =
Sonora Among them we deeply resre' ~ '.'
name Of Mr. William Randolph formerly y, az
e,ty.a Young ger,leman Of high ehaIac.e. anu =.
promise. A letter to his brother, m'' W.
A ,,ph. from Mr. J q Maynard, OF "sn
oorf,rms this sad ard affective ne"s' i'' 'o''"
ior ara the names of the unfortunate sen"."t
corros;nc This III starred expedition most Oh "ho"
80 Is.rn were persons OF me 'n'eh'sen'e anu
high position;
,o.,ou-Henfy Crabh c NJ
IAN ss;o.,,-R N Wood w n ncooua' N
Porter, r.nJaha o. ox!ey, D. 8. Mcdowell; L..
w,t., Beri Z, Giilion, Geo e, hoyt VIZ p.rsa'
Thos. &c., &c., p r. T.yior, John Edmondson, Or.
80, charles A. Lewis Wm Anderson NC
Fsui Js ". Wood. Samuel ksnEWS,; ALL M
Th,mss cT.is, A Allen, 4. Chaplin, T. Bunker b.
Ou,rles w Vaudoyne
solsn Robert NJ. Holiday, fhos haupin' l.
e Eendricks VIM Stephenson, Hugh seston
San Pr.neisco j W Evans. John II, Co:toiS0u'
~. wils der! R e Tst psrF Rob. C. Wood
unknown-F Hoheuhausen; a: Hine K0 Wi.
ton, EDWARD kaufman, r. w. Madhon' L. w.
OK.
Ooposs d as we are to fibusterng' we '~"Ao'
hpt he sbocked at the inhumanity ospiS1e" ~
the Mexicans towards the prisoners anu o'p :.
Iy. their commander, Col, CrsDo' IL ouso' W
remembered ,ba. Col Cfabb had been inViteo 10
soro,. M an ,,eurcent chief who had raised 'ne
$1,000 - ,orortion. aud who then, with unex
..,os ia, after having made his own terms
II 49,, -,verprent combined to entrsp and
Marty of his own friends, who came At
hts own request TO aid him in revolutionizing the
Government Even If the inroads had been altos
gather unsolicited people, with any pretension'
:, civil;zs,ion, would have slaughtered helpless
nr;souers in this wholesale manner, with such cir
cunstanaes of barbarity, winding UP with behead
ing the commander. We dsplore these exhibitions
of savage fsrocity no. only on account OF It's vic
Tins but OF the fearful revenge which it Is sure t
nroyoke upou the Mexicans themselves. What
ever diversity of opinion however, may exist, d
"a the treatment OF Col Crabb'S party, tier
surelv can be but one voice as to the brutal snt
uniustifsble conduct of the Mexican troops Ii
crossing the line and killing the four SICK Amerl
cans At Mr. Dunbars house. The inhumaa nun
der was committed on unoffendlng, sick men. OF
.m.r;.ap so;l A letter from Mr.. Dunbar fully es
tabisbes this fact aud also that he himself barrel,
a.csnaa massacre The MeXicans were furious a
his escape, although he bad nothing to do with tb
marty except TO offer shelter, Am ercau soil, #
fo,r sick men In his own house. Mr.. Dunbar
previous to the entrance of the expedition into So
nor. had dissusded enc of the members, Alma
from proceeding with it, He accordingly remain
ed behind but subsequently was arrested by tn
Mexicans who had murdered the Americans e
Dunbar's house, and was carried to Altar, AM
was to be sent from thence to Hermosillo for trial
4 IL 49, he OH ho tod
IS his brother, Agustin, and Rasey Biven had been
1T the same place.
These high handed proceedings of Mexican
upon American soil callfor the interposition OF In
general government.