Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-19

nan way across INC street. ne head WINS
placed ON a table in 'front.' or in the Office oe
the Juez, exposed to the iecrs of the ponn'
lace IL was afterwards placed in lar Of
mescal for preservation.
Two of the Ainsas (brothers-in-law rs
Crabb) are said TO be killed.. aud also Racoy
Bivon. My informant, an intelligent man ana
an eye witness of these horrors says Crabb
died as a gentleman should. as quietly and
calmly as if he were going TO a pleasant homo
-Four men, sick, had boon left at Sonorit.
by Crabb,. They occupied the house owned
by H. E. Dunbar, Esq, ON the American side
of the line. On the 18th of April. at NIGHT
a party of twenty-five Mexcans came nm
from San Juan. went TO Dunbors house. tool
the poor sick mon ont Of bed, tied them. and
at dawn of day Carried them to the foot of
the hill. shot them like dogs, ON American
soil. and left Thorn to rot A party of papa.
go Indians, more mcrciful, buried them. and
four solitary mounds now appeal, lone wit.
nesscs of beasuy crime. % the American
government for revenge. VIII such an an.
peal go unheard
Mr.. Dunbar just escaped massacre. having
left Sonorta ON the afternoon previous. The
Mcxicms were furious at his escape. although
he had nothing to do with thcparty except 10
offer shelter, ON American soil. to four sick
men, in his own house.
A party of about 80 recruits. under Cant
Grant ORGY, started from Tucson 10 ioin
Crahb at Cavorca. When within Is milos of
the latter place they were attacked by about
POO Mexicans Captain ORGY reiterated fight
ing, and regoinod the American line, with a
loss of only four killed. The Mexican loss
was about forty At every watering place the
Mcxicans attempted to check him and sabdue
him by thirst but he routed them on every
occasion.
The last eight miles was continued running
fight, and his fourth man lost was killed lust
at the line Another party. of the same
strength which lcn Tubac has not been
heard Of It is believed If Grant ORGY had
been with Crabb, different result might have
been anticipated All was bad management.
want Of experience and a clear rushing on a
deadly fate
Crabb entered Cayorca with 81 men All
these were killed except the Youngest, said TO
have been spared by the Mexican commander
Garcia. The name of the survivor is un-
known, but he is said to be boy of sixteen
OF seventeen
Major Bob Wood and Major Tozcr are safe.
They were with Captain Orcys party COL
r. \ Wood, late Fillmore elcctor is among
the dead
The Ala Ca'Jonia, speaking Of this af
fair. says:
"Thc excitement tbrourbont the Stato com.
scqueut ON the reception of this news has
boon intense. AND very general feeling Of
revenge seems 90 actuate the minds of the
MASSES. The press of the State have almost
unanimously condemned the course Of the
Mcvicau- IN invading American territory. and
hurrying 20 an untimcly and ignominious
death citizens of our country. who had never
set foot on their soil on violated. In the slrht-
est degree. The law of nations II is the uni-
ycr-ally received opinion here. that our eov-
cmmont should demand immediate roparation
for this outagcou, and incxcusable act
Amongst the killed are a number Of the
most distinguished political pcrsonages who
have ever resided in this State"
The Aha saws the intelligence of the des-
pcrato condition In which the army of Con
Walker was reported TO De. and the breaking
mp OF Iockbridgc's expedition. had added DO
the goucrll excitement. and nroduccd pro-
found sensation. inasmuch al. the General and
most of his adhorcnt. have boon LONG identi-
fed with the interests of California
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also as the sun rises TO revivifv mi C,cot;on
500 will tho dead finally ri., 20 ,,..,rIt;,,.. l;f
The minister rcoites ccrtai,, -. -,
sive of the inscrrt,b;litr ~ 80. -
and of the necessity for no ogl;ctrd =, -
Themselves unro,,rrr,rir.,l, 80 ~. -, H.
coffin is lowered into the c,rtb and tl,, ,.o,Js
may the soul of the denartod Conc ~ i.
resting place In peace Grycntl,, 80 ~,
those present. Each of me ncrrrors tho1
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