New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
MEXICAN OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

outrages for which, perhaps reparation may be de-
handed Of the Government Of Mexico.
MEXICAN OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
From Major Tozer we obtained copy Of an extra
of Da 70. de Sonora translation of which
mex. 1t was brought through by DIR. Edmonson, who
has been for some time a resident Of Ures and who
left that city few days after its publication IL VIII
be seen that the official account of the affair is ex-
tremely meager But this may be accounted for on
the supporiton that the full particulars were published
in the editions of La Voc of the I'd and 9TH April 10
which reference is made in the first paragraph.
The truth Will never be learned until the boy who
was saved is recovered and freed from the terror Of
Mexican violence.
The following is a translation OF the extra from La
VO< de Sonora:
UREs, Sonora, April ., 1857.
In the information published in our hrst extra OF
the 9Th inst, reference was had to our issue OF the ID
respecting the invaders who besieged in Cavorca
and to that Of the Sd, respecting engagement be-
tween Capt. Don Manuel Elias and the party which
advanced upon Tubatama. We regret the delay OF
the courier but the adviceswhich has brought COM
pensates for its delay, with the exception of fourteen
pirates who we've berg pursued in their flight all OF
The balance have been killed made prisoners to-
geher with their chief Crabb, agreeable to the laws
Of the country. The result could not be more salts
factory.
On the 9th inst. force of seven hundred, consisting
Of different parties who had been put in motion, We're
operating against the buster force In the district OF
Altar. The remainder of the vanguard continued
National Battalion Don Rafael A. Cordea. Our force
the frontier of the State at this time ID not less
than thousand men, exclusive Of the reserve under
the command Of AdjutaIt Inspector Col. Don Jose
Maria Gonzales 1t is not the numerical force which
the State present that gives great confidence
but it is the enthusiasm th which Sonorians hasten
TO 6eht in defense of their country and its integrity.
Ii probable that the triumph obtained up to this
time against the foreign eneInies Of the Republic Will
give effect TO acts u amnesty by the Supreme Gov
eminent IN accordance with tho spirit OF III" os'ye '
the 18th Of February so justly recommended by all the
liberal press. ..,,
"Long live the integrity CT the Mexican territory
PREFECTURE or THE DISTRICT or SAN IGsAcIo.
To the Protect u the District Of Ures:
At this moment Clock q. M, have received
from the Pet 1t Of the District Of Altar the following
communication OF yesterdays date. Lieut.. Col. Jose
Maria Jiron under date Of the 9Th inst, communicates
the following
Under this date say to his E1cellency the Gov
ernor, what 1 now copy:
According as / announced to your Excellency, in
my cCnDunica alton Of this morning, all Of the steps
which could be take fastened for the purpose Of
securing the destruction Of the fbuter force in this
town, and to this end became dark one Of
the houses in which they were fortified was set on fire,
and a part Of the force commanded by Capt. Don
Manuel Elias wes thrown into the corral Of the said
house. The fire burnt with such extraordinary rapid
ty, that in half hour two houses were destroyed,
burning two kegs of powder belonging to the fill,
busters, they having also a number wounded
by our force. All Of this intmidated the d.
ibusters so much that at this moment, III p m,
thew cessation Of hostlities surrendng at
discre ton and placing Themselves subject to the laws
Of the country. Fitty-nne persons surrendered as
prisoners, among whom is the principal leader. We
took from them twenty.four rifles and some ammini
ton. particularly recommend to your Excellency,
Staff Major Capt Don Hllario Gabilondo, Capt. Don
Manuel Elias and in general Excellent Sir all Of the
officers, because they have performed their duties,
full Of enthusiasm for the sacred which they de-
TEND | beg that your Excellency will please bring
this to the knowledge Of the Commanding General,
tha af Viii are
due. And transc:ibe this TO you for your knowledge
and satisfaction requesting that you will be pleased
to remit, by swift courier, the inclosed communca-
ton and give due publication to this account,
graduating myself on the complete triumph obtained
by our aims. have the honor to transcribe this to
you for liz proper purposes begging that you will give
due and extraordinary attention to the accompanying
sheet, directed to his Excelency the Governor OF the
State, which contains information relative TO the
present affair.
Gcd and Liberty.
Masdaena 1pyaS ga. a., 1857. JOSE ELIAS.
Here follows the original Of the foregoing Dispatch
dated CavOrca, April s57, signed by Jose NJ JirOD
addressed to bis Excellency the Governor and Com
manderin-Chief Of the forces operating on the from
tier. wherever be may be found:
To the Commander Of the Vanguard Of tie Forces the From
ExcELLrsr SIR: As soon as received adyices that
at The Salinas, the Lobos, there was a vessel
which it was expected ght bring llibuster force
as L informed you in my dispatch of this morning,
sent discreet persons that they might obtain nfcrma
ton TO be depended upon; and TO this moment, III
p No., have received no advices. As coon as re-
ceive any, shall communicate the to your Elk.
celency for your information. At this time there
does not remain exciting other buster forces to de-
stIOy, except fourteen, the remains Of twenty-five
which came from Tucson for the purpose of joining
those which have Just punished and of which you
are informed; and these will receive the same fate
whenever they shall be overtaken, there are
than sixty men in their pursuit.
Godsnd Liberty. JOSE MARIA JIROS
CoreTea, April {, 1851
We ind the following in Tie San Diego Herald.
1t was furnished by gentleman in that place, to
whom il written
FoRr YUMA, May, 1857.
DEAR SIR: In reply to the inquiry you make in
reference 70 the facts connected with the murder
OF four American citizens 10 the vicinity Of S0nolta
Sonora, by Mexican authority, would say that
IN that place at the time the outrage was committed
and the facts follows: When General Crabb
resumed his march upon Cavorca, he left three
inv aids ard one other Of his command at Sonoa on
the Sonora side Of the line with orders TO join him as
soon as their health should be restored. Meantime,
Tumors had reached Sonoita through the Indians The
only ehaDnel through which any information had been
received concerning Gen. Craobe and his command
for fifteen or twenty days., that party OF Mexican
soldiers were ON the march from Cavorca 10 Sonoita
for the purpose of nterceptng and searching for any
struggling fIlibusters thai might be in that part of
scrois, these four aen concluded ihs,, as matter Of