New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

aso River sud Of ths nCmoers, Pesiaoo sd detef H.
rs;i0n OF t5e a!lLec army.
The ho1rs tine expired and Col Lockriige having
rtci rsd opger time 70 get hs feeO OH together
tnsL be 50 anticipated, wa not ready to give ceci-
siOn. Capt COckburu 5a.d Re nsd waited the Tune
and could wait 90 longer. The CoiODe askef 81 eX
terSicu OF ten minute which wa refused Toe
Colc<d tbtn seid be would AiOr Capt Goes o1-n 10
read biz A;sOn 20 tee men, and axe al Sno
lad right 70 oHIm BIi,sh p1oiect0n a. tae ne u7
Ly0tAsne sgairsf hi dong % 40 giving nm 70 u
dersfeud that IL wGs Only because Of tie presence Of
tie Bri.ish feet in the hsrbo, that be VA Allowed 70
proceed The eu grants were thee PARSED on the
beech ard Cap. COckbG.n, taking MS stsha u "oG'
Of Tie line, READ tie folio Wing
oFFTr CO., british PRoTFcTioN,
r, I'm c1'H'-, r,-t , C3g,'', ' -, 80.
,-.,I. Ir,sssd "a The - q. or Ce-iral .fa(r1d.
Repre.ertstion baviug been made 70 me- that there
are i pi-.ent PuIta Ar-ras, auons ooy o. armed aea
r,.taied % n. =. mr. , u -. -. -. .ioc-
r. pro''c - Pp 80. b. III ub-.. = so =.
6-,sr e. tad forced azan,' ta'ir ~l 70 ~
no pace gheTt taes@ sr AFe a. pfe.ec; qlAIrr-d
r. ~ DO !. tee I'll eel coal1lsadias party.
g WI 7ri5e from. aim Let Ct oil ;ae unie IA
l. a conn he eve-t % yolF o5,sill2 . q ~
you the toseier and T~sd 70 them ~. ny or4eI
B I'll subjects aad heI cam. spPear 20 you 10 o. w.
founded. son vi. acqqsLi tre ono Co.u'AAo.-t -
r. o. r..,, p.Iusd % withdraw from aei pfe.gu Pos
ton A. WI. the event Of hi, so s "
Msey, up under your donHad 70 Ava. y -e.'.ol d. 20
f.-trc 81 "a
er -.i.,.lE .gc cou-s- a. hs'e pn'rd oH yoc g a.
form Inn tbsI II the ps-e per.ou ~aa'ese' -nd"f h'
piocrd " TO- ',Cf .' ifs vii aa.ot .e-a measure.
T. efo.ce lie Ct B.is s1becs 40 my iaak b--'
60. va on b ~ H. oa Of Greyosa hi. 10th DAY q Ian
r j.~is H. Coozsrs& rs- Csptala Of her Msesty' sap
Co,sscs.
P.S.-TLe number Of men at Pdnta Arenas con.
rosrc tie parry ID Question: was stated 10 be about
75 OF whom - he.sabou are Il; tor duty, the re-
maldG being -ck.
You can imagine the feeling the reading OF the
above created Ten men stepped from the line and
claimed urottciiou. Many were indignant al SUCH
iierfertnce and others Old no, very well know bow to
regard IT, The right Of those who claimed II 10 Bfitsh
protection Appearing suD tent 10 Capt tOcNDurn, tae
me were noyed Gown the boat, snd the others were
furher informed of the perls that awaited them should
they remain in Their p'e-ent positlor
Not knowing what the erect ot'the s'a ements OF
fine Eoei.h to the men might be. Gen. Wheat, vol
unieer and well Known N New York, moInief the
deck Of craG lying near by, ana addressed the
"tmigran-s
A. soon az he had reached poeiton where be could
be heard tie General called upon them 10 emc'hDer
that t1ey we're Americans and 10 90 nothing 10 suly
that name. Ahou- h they were but handful, WIN
the eurs Of q British feet pointed toward them, they
must e'and hrn ard unyieidlng-DreterrlDg death TO
oishonor The conduct OF the British was all ou'fa,e
uI,on the fghts OF American citizens, ami one whicn
We in pere k pr with the conduct OF the English
whenever opportunity oi insulting amerlc ios onered
tLev had sgan AMI again asserted the right Of :edrca
sno when accident gave them the power hcy de'a nei
and searched Amer can veesels on The gh ssss iheir
act that day was similar in chsracter but although The
men thus iusued and outraged were not 10 position
10 rtsen, successfully they must not forget hat when
the sae eneDy came upon New Orleans, CT IA Cree
ole aom,n spd BODY, mere handful OF hlrdy ye)-
many under Andrew JaCk;on, seat the British lion
bowling back TO MS lair with his tau bet ~een ns legs.
lCh,nsi What .es Americans d.d then they cJud
"a srsn when IL became nCCessarJ t. teach Ln5 land
snother ef-on. Briti-h officers and Bntish soldiers
were the same then that they now. American spirit
and American braV cry the now as them and
no America an citizen need fear that the outrage that had
JUS; been III. upon them wOud not be resented at the
prorer tine. if he behaved a. bscsme an American.
With the above remarks the General descended
from bis elevated pOsiIJn IN a perfect rage, amid
cheers iIom those who decided to remain ehisran1s
Thee ION Her Msje.ty's ship Cos.ack remained
listening th seeming cOmposure until the auson to
the battle Of New Orleans, when with those who hal
claimed their protection they moved to8ard Their
boat. -
Lockrdge drew up ard presented the olloSing reply,
in .ritp., to he communication OF Comm pdole Eus-
kline. 800.
Srr. Your communication ot thus date has been 10.
c,iv,d. yirlu demands because kno" yo have 20.
means enforcing them b' had one thnd ,oT i'f'e
''''" ''' ''''' 'D'' : z I02kRiDGE.
To- Jop> Er,.r>y. II b. hip 0rou.
Iur PROTEST.
In the abov. Wa inclosod the following protest:
PUNrA AETsAS, Jar 10. 1857
SIr. Your communication of this date has been re-
r.y.d ,oues surrender British
,.ts found thu Englsuf Depot acompari-d by
tnsf 90 eLt0rc- orders comprd with In al
,wer BAY. 20 cay ohcet sha be allowed g. sac
suhsot. taey hud, - he 's- u1'. i's ns ="
myself as Enssl, At.Lt Repubic Of y rssu4 .as
nit 10 0'cs' no. sosnay 30. a-a.ns h.hh,ld~I
~ interference me sr.rs OF Nj s.agua tsi.n"tl
Very respectfully. ). :. LOChAIDGh
t. JOIN 7 Es,klNr u b " slip Oron
The t,sps actions OF the day the topic o. the
eyenirc. Tie British Government was denounced N
all ouatt rs ami those who mai accepted the pr)econ
of the feet recel ID full shsgc OF indignant remark.
II was finally concluded that Ii they had re named they
would have run away the very nIst appearance Of
DANCER end that altogether il Wa better that they had
zone a. There would 10 more " Tatons elt tJI those
who remained.
The steamboat which the " emgrants are letting IN
r, aoness 10 cany them up the san Juan Is not yet
cemplsttd The blscssniths and carpenters, under
the direction OF Col LocArldgc, nave been busy max
irs carrsgCs FOR the named above and they are
now nt aIly resdy.
Il is believed here that there i understanding be
tween The British Government ana the nited Stste.,
which accounts Tor the non-sppeaIance OF al American
mAu-Oi war.
since the discovery OF the letters stating that the
Steamship Compsny have been sending sras 70
Walker Il ia said hat the Costa klcaus nave deer
nin.G 10 cave Punta Arenas.
MEMORANDA.