New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
FROM SONORA.
FkUM DUNVhAs
Correspondence Of the Alta California.

GUAYMAs, Nov. %, 1859.
When last wrote TO you, Capt Porter hsd demand
ed unconditional permission for Capt Stone and parry
t. return 70 Sonora. To this demand Gov. Pesquelra
had replied by saying that he mad submitted The que-
ton 10 the General Government, and would await
their determination 10 the matter On the IUlh INST,
Capt X. S. Eweli, commander al Fort Buchanan ar
rived from the line bearing especial documents from
our Government TO Pesquera, which, II Different from
those brought by the ST, Marys cauce,ed BY the
request of Cast Porter, who desired that the line Of
negOtistC marked out by him should remain intact
Therefore, Capt Ewel merely paid bis compliments
70 the Governor and started for the lire the following
day. On the 18th inst. news az Itcelyedhere winch
was pre- ued 10 be what exaggerated III It's Tran
ston 10 the effect that Capt. EweH was forclDy de-
taiuec IA HeTmOso, because nnle which the captain
had brought with MIN from the line was claimed there
on the way down, aud tue claimants assured by Capt
Ewe tha their right 70 the animal should be fuy re-
epected-a c csfance trivial inlthelf as 10 elCtot
even IL mention during the captains sta? here lmns-
distely on the receipt of this information, Capt P0r-
ter in company With Vice Consul karrily Alden aP-
pOntt by Capt. Porter, waited upon Gov fes4ueIa
with the demand that the mule should be Immediately
returned 10 Capt Eee ell, aud saie escort provided
Eim to the line under penalty Of punishment by the
st Marys. Tie Governor, having received only an
unreliable account of The altar, offered to give Capt
EHeL mule, and 10 guarJ1tee Dis entire safety IN
HefmOeO, but could lot see the justice III require
neut of such escort az Capt Porter demanded should
be furnished and refused grau IT, The captlll ano
Ecer( cnu took leave Of the Governor very abruptly,
and Immediately rocket was rot OF al ue COZ ouaVe'
which the signal for the ships boats 10 come
Ashore folly armed TIE signal wac obey6d, and SIX
boats containing about one hundred men, were sent
from the ship but for the captains hrs
design Wss abandoned, and the men, Instead Of oeing
permitted 10 land take the town., were remand
Cd 70 the vessel
On the morning Of the 18Th proclamation was
posted BY Captain Porter requiring all Amerean ct
rpOT themselves at the Vice Consul Office, and
receive their passports, ia anticipation OF an Implied
bOunbgrdment, 70 commence at noon
The 81 Marv's threw cut her kedge anchors, ana
Inv q beayy strain which was exerted on her cables
~aoold have hauled near the shore aud presenter
f,osdside TO the vicinity OF the piazza but recedng
tide leaving her in two three feet OF mud, happily
Interrupted the execution Of this PROJECT ana soon AZ
te-ward 10 accordance with the request Of the "oy
eYnor the commencement of hOstinues was deserfeu,
or rather the time Of compliance extended unt ~ d.
III. OF the next day, previous 10 which the eEthe ue-
nsnd wts acceded 70 oy Pesquelta.
In the excitement oecasOnei by the expected storm
ing Of tie town, nearly Ill the American chzens III
Guaymas visited the Eice-CCDsnl 10 procure pass
porte II is very singular and notifying fact that
two nstiye-bOrn Americans, who were wiling 10
sWcaT o. then nativity, ard of whose nationality no
doubt could enter tho Giud Of sensible man, were
emphadcay disclajmed by the Fice-CODsul ~ neri-
cans a..c the protection which he ST. Mary's should
have afforded densd by Capt. Porter TO an Amer
lean who sought refuge hbOsrd during the impending
bombafdmeut.
Private rnalice-tban which nothing can be more
ccnt1nptibe when displaySd by Govenmynt Of
fcef--&1ss much more influential in this narrow
Official documents TO prove the assertions OF the spp-
%ants for ASST apGe.
Several uatLrsi.zed citizens unhesa'ingy re-
ceVed aboard, and 1t somewhat severe tai 10
2 port whore Americans have suffered 80 much IRON
s6e Wast Of PROTECTIVE that when T1cc'r is needed and