Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

The state Of a~falziRtbis IeuitaB arevey
unsatisfactory, there being neither law nor or
der. In the first place, some Mexican pooas,
employed on a rancho near Tubac, murdered
the proprietor, 6. Byrd, Of Taco, MeLenHan
county, Texss, and crossed the line into So
nora, taking considerable plumber. Thismur-
der, saws TIE .9ns5niHa Of MAY fa.h, Together
with he fact tia Americans have lately been
ordered out Of Hermosillo, in SoDo-a, was the
cause Of q cruel and m~jasdhabie attack uPyH
some Mexieans, made on sunday The 9Th, by
a gang Of self-consituted regulator, who
proceeded up the Sonoriata valley, and with
force and arms compelled every Mexican en-
ploved upon the different ranches to leave, un-
der penaltyof determination for dis5bediencs
The party, numbering six or seven men, pro
ceeded from rancho to-Eanche, driving away
the Mexican lsborers VITA their families, until
hey reached a meseal distiIlerys Jus. below
Axes rancho, near the head -Of the valley.
Here a number Of Msxieam and some fsqu
Indians were employed, and so.fsr asHye are
Informed, in a peseeable and legitimate way.
On the approach Of the rccui 0r-. continues
the .7u=snidn. The MexicaGs sLI lliiaHs fed-
when they were bred upon, and a h-ht toqk
place. Three MexicaRs and oue EsQai Indian
were killed, and one Mexican morally wound
ed, while Of the attacking party one man was
slightly injured b. e lance thrust
Already the effects Of this massacre have
been disastrous. Thirty Mexicsns lef Tubac
the dav following the receipt q the news, ard
every farm on the Sonoriata is deserted b its
isborers. Tie intelligence, DO doubt highly
exaggerated, has gone 10 Sonora, and IL WIN
be a wonder II aHT American escapes FROM
The country alive. CONSERVATION and distnst
is spread among the Mexican population.
Some families have sacrificed mech &c escape
from the county-h8ve abandoned their little
property, ard fed for their lives. All this has
been occasioned BY the muTderous CONDUCT q
this gang Of laWiess men vino, 4 Is said, actu-.
aiig took various articles iron the bodies n
tie poor who fell b. their hands
The effects Of tins raid upon the WedesEs
has been very bad upon the mining companies,
which are the chief resources OF the country
One hundred men left the CeHFo Colorado
mines. The Patagonia il deserted bY its i-
borers, and at the santa Rita roncen il has
required the most earnest efforts to keep the
mer cou,ented. The farmers viii suffer great
ly for want Of hands, DOW in the season 1f
cora piaEtiRE- Il ia disastEegs sseHtse-tne
entire county.
The indignation az these vIlaiDous attacks
o. the Mexicans was very great among the
American settlers in Arizona. Te .9uz5a-
iGn is loud il bits dcnunciatioHs Of lhe outregr,
and its sentiments were Endorsed by a meednE
Of the citi1eHs Of Tubsc- The commander a.
Fort Buchanan had ordered out q patrol Of.
troelz to assist in dsPfrsing any HoserE a
sembIng.
Three Of the gang haj been spprshandea.
and were in irons al Fort Buchanan TIE
.9uzoataa adds
TIER names arc Page, Bolt. scott, Wn.
/ AXE, J. Pennington, sam. Anderson, and 81
/ manusmed Bro Rn. are yet 2 large. Peun,ug-
ton is q very young man evidently Led into he
= iT by his oder associates. and as he1didno.
take an part in the stray, be viii prCb-
ably oniy Be required 20 give bis evidence
AXE and Anderson, two nosor.ogs r~ascals, are
/ vet az Izrzs, and we believe Brown has not
been arrested. AXE is a young man, but hes
couu Ted several murders he was on Of
| the . uE-leaders Of the psFtT. Anderson is a
cowardy fellow, . carpenter BY trade, and has
a bad scar across his face. MessUs- Marshall,
GraTdon ard Han, with 2 nsuv Of soldiers,
are yel in pursuit Of the fuEitives, who D. H
believed have not lefl the country Mr.. Mar
shan and his party. en- reaching Tucson. 10
pursuit Of the wnawdys, received hearty co.
operation from the citizens. Mr.. QIrY fur
nishsd fresh horses, and there was a general
! disposition 10 secure the murierers.
"a Tie Eaguirsr has Decomc a ca scanst
recently, and wishes to know our opinions
touching the banks. We mas hins hat cur
nei-hbor has failed TO read our repeated erpos,
Of our views touching the hanks, OF else hat
be regards as az q candidate for Office. w
WI. Therefore. iaf5rm him that we are rot a
candidate for any Office, tut We have a par
tculsr freaI-whois candidate, with whose
views on banks we substantially agree. We
refer bin. therefore, 70 the sentiments eX-
pressed by Gov. Hams, n his Memphis
speech, as mainly those that we have often e1-
I pressed and long entertained. By Ibis plat
! form, be we understand e., we are 7rcparsdto
stand or fall; and we claim for 10 hat It wil
quicken The energies Of Industry, and give now
impetus to commerce and agriculture.
VIZ WH1es.u-HoHAo GarELUY, iu his
speech in Kansas, which We published yester-
day morning, having occasion 30 use his party
] nomeBclsturs, says" we Whigs.r OWrespse-
ted neighbor Of the BullsfiH is fond OF using
The same term. DO he and HoHAcE GmFuEv
sand on de SEINE platform, or % hey upti
1 Think rfthr idea IN HoHAoE GErrrEv'
! oufh: W. WhG."
public Meeting.
Al . meeting ofthe Bar Of Bros ns,iue atths
/ Court House, on the CD Inst, assembledfor ls
purpose IL paying a hibute Of rs'peet 70 the
/ memory of the late Gen. l. n Campbell, J.
". s-othes, ESQ WAS called tole chair. and
n. J. Lvings,on aPpointsd s.erstaU % the
mestiH-.
90 motion 4 committees q three, MsJor Wm.
3. Gror ED, ". n. Smith, Esq, and VIVA
/ C. Tsas7, Esq, were appointed 10 draf reso-
| ~Iations expressive Of the sense OF The meeting,
who. h~ayug'retrsd for that purpose, returned
and reD5rted the following % Wit.
WHrzEks, /. n. Campbell, who has for
NAVY wears been a leading and successful
M .ber OF this Bar, has departed the life
Sin r. the last term Of The eour therefore
Prtoirsd, By the Bar Of Brownsville, that
we deeply depl ore bis death, and tender 10 bis
an ctec widow and relations, our earnest sym
pathv BOZ their bereavement r. him ley have
lost their nearest and dearest friend, and we
have lJ-t a talented and skilful member 81 oar
lprolessian.
Fes1lrei, That a copy Of thess resolutions BE-
furnis5si the widow Of the deceased, aud b.
pghlished in fhe Brownsville H0me JoaTnaL,
Memphis AFlEkL and Hcn Tenncssu TPhiv,
and that they also Be spread upon the minutes
OF the Crcuit Count which is nov in session.
Upon motion The foregoing preamble and
rcsoiuloas were adopted When the meeting
adjourned. i. ". STROTHER, Chairman.
H. 7 LrvNesroE, Secretary.
C1ngrcssmen Elected.
is now ascertsinsd says a Virginia paper
oflats d te, that be results nths Congrsssion-
al districts are az follows
LIST District John s Mllson, D., %Ts-el,c'.
"a without pFosidon.
"a District Muscos n. Garrett, NJ, 10.
elected without opposition.
81 District DsuierC. Dsjarnstis. inispsn.
dent dem, elected over John s. Cssiie, D..
9Th District Wm o. Goole. rs-eierted
over W. C.. Fiournoy.
n EHh naaf-rlH4 TTrr r Ri Oh "a mHr~H