New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

The Prasue Go:etie Gays that fearful fire broke
ont m the tom of KlOstere, containing about Ito
houses and 600 Inhabitants few Of gnom saved any
Of their goods Ofthe whole town but very lew houses
rep all Ut burned. The entire town destroyed by
fire in 1852.
The MASSACRE OF EUROPEANS N BoRsEo.-Ihe
China TELEGRAPH contains the following account OF
the massacre at Banjermassipg on the south coast OF
BolDeo BRIT fly mentioned in telegram in The Day
Ners Nf Saturday:
at appears tina; for time past great discomfort
existed amoog the natives ut the election OF the new
Sultan who was lot the lineal descendant of their
late ruler but had been adopted by him as SOM and
a spiracy was formed 10 dep0ss hin, unknown to
the DOtch Resident, Count Bentheim fecklenburg
Rheda At the head Of a conspiracy was a certain
Almg, q native of Munine who sspired to the
sovereignty Of Banermasslng, calling hinsef IN his
proclamations by the style and title Of Rads kuning
On the breaking ont Of the conspiracy, general
massacre OF the Europeans was to take place Inc
flag of the consprstoIs was unlur!ed on May ], and
the Eur, pesn woTkmen employed IN the coal mines
of Julia Hermina belonging to 1int-stock company,
and situated near KalaDgan suddenly at acked,
oyerpoweIed, and bIntally murdered, with the
exception of Two or three women, who managed
10 cor &c al themselves with their children. An attack
WAS the made on the estab. hmept al Pangeran, but
the ssssilans had 10 draw off with some 1s hayiag
met with very reception. In other parts OF the
island the Of the Europeans was general sud
stimuli, aneous. Amorg the unfortunate victims OF Tins
brutal and whole sale murder are i've German mission
aries iMessrs. Hammer, Roit, Wiegsnd, Kind aud
Hofm. iser) with their wives aud children. The total
nun Der Of Europeans murdered and missing between
20 end 81. Most provteniisly Col. Anderson hal ar
rived few days previously April - with detach-
ment of 100 men Of the stu battalion, to relieve Count
Ben,htim of the civil government as resident, and 10
tske the military command of the station. This prob
ably preserved Ta,us the chief town of Bar iernas
ing from similar horrible fate; but party of - men,
sent for the protection Of PsugsrsD, were intercepted by
stror baud of rebels, and obliged to return. Orders
were immedisely after dispatched by tie resien, 10
serd over the other five companies of the 9h ba;tson,
some artillery and half company OF sappers by the
Dutch r-,tesmers Montrsdo aud Arcuuo, tn BsrleT
uassss az reinforceu en' and protection Later SC
counts he'd been received IRON Papgean, stating that
the hltle band of Europeans shut up there were de-
Tending themselves most heroicaily and had succ;
fully vhstood and driven back the assailauts diff
erent times. Great complaints hsd been made against
II Government, at least against the resident, for
DO, afcrdI tie worknen of the coal init Ing company
the protection they promised by their charter
and the GoveIpor-GeneIal hal ordered official in-
vesiiga.ion TO be made, with view Of sScertaininy
whether these charges had any foundation The fol-
lowing also VIE among the victims Of this coibooed
outage: Nj ipmalen and family except the three
youreest cfMafpn). Mr. and Ms. Motley and child
English DI. Hinzerger, Messrs Van Hercken, Essen
GER and Brood.