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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

nFEICE TO LEI.-Ihe wellIlghted and elig-
~ bly, stated office in the second folr of No.
s Nss.ust OF Ann being OF he best 10 the
stree vii be rented rood tenant very ole
Apply 10 GEO. c. THOMPSON az ). N. Pettingll l. CO.
No ll9 NassaGs.
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JNSTkUC1ION.-AL Lady of superior qualiics-
lions and experience in teaching whose time q partially
engaged in enc thu ft families Ia the city is destou. 20
obisn few pu6: ss Processes 70 intruc, ID tue
Fpeisb French and TIA ian languages INC f''e'
Dswiug and Painting. Acdl sss K. " 81 Pos -UaIc-.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

We have dates from Valparaiso to Sep. H. CaHa }
2Jh spd Gnsyaqud 2stb. s.,s,-
CHILL-At Val osraiso, on the l2.h OF se9tem1 9l,
som. loose powder on al Englisl ba-k hAvius oee1
opited by tie fall Of bar Of iron dudg toe dlscnase
ri her csr,o rer spardpck wss blown on ih7ee OF
four men were killed and several seS4reiy "ounHeo.
The capt.in was killed Instantly and the ulate vas
missing The verse; was saved by an engine IRON the
United SAFES sioreship Fredouis.
PorIvIl.-Thc Government Of this repnohc h>sT
Granted pe,uifsion 10 Gen. Santa Cruz - vlsf Il
Psz for he purpose Of setting his priva aha'rs'
Tie pres;teIt, Gen. Cor6ova, has 'r'eTtd ne ~
mains OF zen. B.livan IN be brough, 20 La Pa2 Il.
jp'fTufpt in tomb erected for tie irpo-e.
F1 or. sicept Gen Belzu was passenger on boar l
the Bolivia, and is now in this city on he Gay to tie
Uriied States and Europe. ,,
PERU-Tbe Convention is s Ill in session. Ihe riSn,
Of universal sufr ge has been adopted those snus5
10 vote be d. over twery yess, able 20 re al ana
write. or proprietors of landed property -,
FcC.poR-The legislative chambers me. on the
lob ult Sr. Manuel Bustsmenie was tlee.ed presl'
dent of the Senate and Sr. Juan Bautis.a NasqueI,
preaid4rt of The House of Representatives,
TIE Quay aqul payers complain OF the scarcity o.
foot.
The Government has published q decree placids an
export uty ON csuchuc and cascatiBa. Some OF The
pnpers oppose the measure.
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Died.

In San Francisco Oct s. Mr. Benjsmu 3. Apsel lse OF
North Scitua'e, X l., in the z0 h year Of Ills age
In Mary WIFE, Oct Mira. Sarah William late Of Il inois,
81 50 yesrs.
In JsisOn Amsdor county Sept "a. of oonse,ye fever,
MI Jhcm1 Harris years formerly Of MLsss, Monroe
county, Oho.
In Shs.ts Sept o. OF pneumonia Mr. James ". Dune
aged ~ year. formerly Of Micbiean
AT Prairie City Js, "A, OF vPsOd fever, Warren C. Morse
In s'tI on, Sept q, wui.m G Frazier. of Randolph
equity Mo.
American steamer epak.
A, For,u City Ser. county Sep, "a, Jos Bullock, for.
mtTly o. Inns, Rock cosIi,, Wisconsin.
sep a. hs twelve nj north Of MUysyile.
The HoneGt Mr. NJ. Cleveland, Of the firm Of Kyle
Cleveland The Sh JeT of hi. The deceased we'd 10
(siioTDis from WLoonsin IL is47
At to To "a ionia, Sept FIrs; Lieut. TsoA =. CAs
tor. lot Iesib ent L 5 d. asoons
At the Mont Los Angelo. county Aug q OF typhoid fever
Aires JobBsan formerly Of I,Iss ss.d s..
Il Columbia Sept Il, Of typhoid fever, M MiE;N, ssed
about 50 yeE,
10 Ccle. Sept T. oftyPbOid fever L. Gr-ss .s.d ls
forn eily Of Elyiis OHIO.
In S.cr.n,to Sept p dysentey, j. B. Sanger ste Of
New lori aged 40 yesrs
Hines of Eve yesrs. IN tie 18th year Of bI.
Gsed 90
On The 18th in. at hi. residence Ssuuss island Mr.
Wu- L Cooper in tbs 5t yGs II hi. formerly Of Cnep
pt,i, bio
On the Nicaragua sship Uncle Ssu the 7th
Sept voysse f1m San Juan eel Sur 70 Ssz Frel
cisco c. Roe native Of HsveTsra~ Ne~.YoIk AGED II
years, sssistAnt ensibeeI Of the steamer
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Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO Thursday Evening Oct. 4, SIS
FLCIR-Tbe ket Verish snd d.
lion to-dy md We have beard 81 oilers OF coupled
with r,ts-ls otto but thing ths -Scesv.
Which hsde have stand baFe ghtepei operators
on Il she ke sn6 nothing Of nsgnude has ben
tempted TsDssetins up 100 qr sssks and 20 bba
RehnoSd four 4cco q sack. sni 500 do SD yss.-aay
evtsrss sci 90 DO EuIvi. NILS a. 81 30 d. Go ten
Gss Sf; 100 DO Green Valley sll SO; 80 do Domestic
90 DO .old SIS 50 50 d.. do ssd 80 90 do as 50
Susoh Mills al SIS 50
WEtAt-rrsnsseOpsh have amounted 70 merely n25
sEsn,t sses Of @ SACHS One lo 26g0 very choice
e Sic - DO. DO solo the fsurs; so do IN two
lot 400 do 81 Sc SO 60. q and $50 very o-di
nary al &C.
BABLEY-The ous psrc-s arriving hsv announced 70
Of SIS -.ot coo sacks sold 20 $50
do end 1e do &c 5Ss DC sold on Pnvsss tern.i
ana 40 &c. 81 &c.
OArs-Rs.s have KEEP pace with he improvement
AID today have been ses dgzre equally
those ohtsred r Barley There have beea
received ISL sacks sssust sas If seS ssc sscts IN
lots SO Do sne 9i do sold &c s79 Co. si &C do 100
CO. ans leo 70 t2c
Psr.roEs-R,e.ipt, h,ve summed ,tss ssek' u,ina
n,s ltOs sseks 10 seven At y ke sne - SccoE-nt
10 quslity spd ripsDess
BEET-eo Dbl, Chic arc led cold at sA
fokK-o half bss Clear sold e.; so d.. Do % Do
d. 100 DO private rs Toe bA. DO. 4to ~
hall nhs DO s2i cobb sod 81 So rs bsls DO.
and i9c hslfbhls. Go. "a on pr'vste terms.
Iisp-loo esses - p tins sold a. 2.ie.
HsNs-S iirrces cold a. gle
ssrtSec tes Is gsllOns) EA,' Rcsoa sr-r sold 49,
SUGsS-i5 tb Cruces sold A. lie 50 cold lic
G 90 Do Al lSc 100 d. d sd c. pirate tsGs - ha
bblt &C a. lte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAY
SI.870,A77 IN GOLD.
THINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
MINING NEWS.

The steamship George LAW, A. G. Gray, esq'' com,
sospder arrived lsst evening. She left A'pin val a.
n A. m. Cd the 2lst inst. and srlved az Q1a'an''oe
a. 81 On the afternoon Of the seth, having eHPeneo'e1
..,.,,r. ,ucce.sion Of heavy north east Winds The
vbse distance from Cape Antonio to Sandy HOOK.
She bring, the California mails of O. ), $50 's'sn
v.,. and 81 60 AZ in treasure on freight. OF o.
81 Kew West, at a. m, exchanged @gnss with
bark Fanny Of Mystic, bousd north O't. u. at
a m hat. go 80 NJ lon. 100 &C. W., exchanged col;
or, with . New York hernnsphrodite brig showing a
hue flag with white square. At 1890 passed a'nip
pointed black showing red swslow-tsh bu'gee WIN
white letter.. At passed large 'hip WITH pa'"Hd
ports. showing red flag Nth whie square In 1t.
The steamship John l. Stephens, W. F Lfppidge
commando left San Francisco at p. No. on the Stn
and arrived at Panama al 1918 % on The 2o'h.
She brought down COS passengers and 81 ,s44 1893 IN
tessure on freight, s2l3 922 Of which was on Ene'o
sseoun. At 1880 p. on the 18th she passed steam
shin Golden Gate, bound up and at a. m on the
18th. steamship Cortez, also bound up.
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-,,,,. c,,,,.,. .ola On rrir,.e ter r,.

Rrcr-so ksiftba CrOi.ns ,o,c On rsi's'e ''in''
s.r..Yp.-No eo1ss sold ~ ttc-
r,clsoxl-c boxss sad 81 -
Pr FlrIrs-N c.sss s0.d 4 - ~
ON Trts-sc Soz.n ksT sstts 90 fI-
cupITs-so bo1e. sdsrnsn ioe, . ~ a. . q ne .,
1sI.yyIoo bss 10 proof sod % s-riTs .; 'oe !" o.
sold o. tea pot.tIed p.i.,.la a, NJ, .av.,.e on
40 s,.iioL,; 10 bbl sid las; week and Dot reP'
. &c a, ,.Ion. in nm soId 4. : r5t
ssiIs - .na - DO d. odd priv.te ter ma
fsvTTrE-4 krAins New B~sefn 1t s'ei i""'D o'e'
Cr,rs,-Lv. purcssss h,ve bee nae 90 az,
go N a. r.p,e Of 1nd 3c according 20 Gu.iy ~
,rc,r o. Ze Ie,rg refuSd at fhe ei'se =, -, .i-
so.p-HilJ, No p-le 20 a. Ne the I'M poefs F-sA'
~ F,si,b ,old st a =, sec,-diDs 70 qusiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
UTAH.

TIE Sacramento Union says: We received, lsst
evening, through the Pacific Express Company, flee
of The Deseret Nsrs 20 September 70. lacy were
brought through BY Capt. Howard Egsn, who l,ft
Salt Late the above date, making distance in
s'sncipg lie delay CO aboa: dsy snd half to en-
sble bin 10 bring into Carson Valley fsvoite mule
that bsi been famed by stepping into a crevice in 8
rock. Capt. Egan started with young msn narnsd
day and cane from Plaoervile yesterday IL re-
porte that Ger. Harvey was busily engaged pep .rinz
tXpe dition az ainst the Sioux who have recently
ee.a e!E pei4 uoaoiesone, was eoneen'f sani az
themselves in readiness 20 start az moments notice.
He hiss engaged number OF half breeds and Pal nees
a. guides.
Tie grasshoppes had been very des.rlcti7 in some
sstii merits and a, ot-e hsd not sppe.red. Cap
Egan thinks thN The disir.ts s1emp; no their r,vs-
gee vii Weld sUf'ic-b: Tor houa consumption. He
ihlnAs there VIII be ?leziy Of BEEF and po;stoes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
,,, ,,opu nAuy TRIBIJNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81 800

good corn crop, snd vhea; 'rth aen, 10. 'hs ho 81
The com ho~-v-r, planted afte' the wheat nsi
be- cut Of AID it, maturity will depend 7'h on -
sd,.p, OF fross Should be fross e.; IN esry, nc
c,ops will be nco- sdt rahe. ,.
re,tIv a. the Sink Of the Hlmb lif, ri.h supl pies
G1 he overland Immigration. He intends coming %
bi. civ in s.w sesAs 20 purchase proysi)ns, &c,
with trsi visw -,
,.,, S.,t Jake On Sep ember !, fJr Washington. %
tie evening prior 70 hi. departure 'nphme.1 "Ty
din, or was given 20 him by Gov. Young, az shi'A
nan.ber Of the Mora on digu' aries we've present:
Te chief. O, The Snake ald U,ah .:nss OF ildi' n'
nc. a. Sal, Ike Cty on Sept. and lltb, and pesc
tised a ,ra a,ed OF peace std snity ga.
Arumber OF mssioneri-s III Salt Lake on tee w, -
and Iith Of September for the United S:ate' sui Ill
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ANOTHER DIPLOMATIC AFFAIR.


Our resders advised Of the arrival fss day.
since Of the schooner Caroline L. Fooie and sloop
Ksmcbsdsll with budget of news from Japsn sud
Peroy Gu Oki and other parts OF Asia soge her With
later Information in regard 10 the abandonment OF
Pehop >ulOk by the Russians aud the movements of
the allied squadron. The srone +. Foote il will be
remembered, conveyed he Russian soldiers aud
sailors, wrecked on board the Russian riss,e Diana,
during the earthquake e; Simcda, from nat place to
PetropeulOfski
Onerrvipg al Peropaulofski il was dis,overed that
she Russians bad eft that post aud that there no
means OF subsistence for the sni9wre'ked Russians
Numbering about two hundred aud fifty. Inc b IL
William Penn Of San Francisco was in the harbOr a.
the time and was chartered convey the unfortunate
soldiers and sailors 20 c plSc@ Of safety.
From information which, by iHquiry, We have been
enabled 70 obtain, this Subsequently doua. The
Russians were rsnsshipped from the Foore the Penn
and were conveyed 10 safety across the OehO'sk ssa
10 Ito main lard. Before they hsd dseNblrsei,
box ever ths Pe0n cast ss-Ors on tue Russ Al
coast and host. Every ore on boEd was, hoveve..
safely landed sp4 q IiIe s''op v h'Jfve 'rns,
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AUSTRALIA.

BY way of Callao we have received flee OF tn;
81 dnsy umpire 10 the 10Th Of July.
The proposed alterations in the hsca policy OF the
Goyerbmtp nj 10 The ebef topic If local ioiers. They
appear to lie generally regarded with dsfsvoF by the
pubic.
h The las. Sydnfy market circular quotes -four az
Fifty five pouI pr un for fle aud hfytbree POUNDS
for seconts Two small csrgoes from Chi. We're sod
at twenty-five shlDgs per bushei.
In Melbourne, on the 7th colony Hour was for'y,
eight pounds per tup Chi, forty six pounds Hax>li
ano Gale, o. fly pounds; wheat, nineteen shangt %
twent, shIlDgs
We fno in the Mtreurio of Valparaiso news fom
Syd,ey TO the 26th Juy brought BY the C9iisn ship
Garland II is sixteen days lie tran our dlec, iae-
bgence. ,c-,-...
Tie cargo of flour brought By that vessel 10 Sydney
wss sold a. / - Ger iun and private sellers STATE tina
shorty aferwa,d considerable reduction took place,
owing TO the arrival of three cargoes from Chill |lch
80 uch affected the market that 10 ooe dly the price
fen els per tuD; wheat, which was before held a. POI
per busbel, fell TO l2i. .
The arrival OF many vessels tom CalnoTnle wild
-four also contributed 10 tbe decllLe OF prcs.
In other mercantile articles there If hothinS o. noe.
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Married..

In San Frsnci,co Oct 4 Col Thomas J: Neyns Of San
Far cisco Miss J. Ii. Hudson, formerly OF NewYork
IL san Francisco Sept 26 nI j. c. Brown OF Go ons for
nelly of Lochpo Y, u Ms. Josephine simondson oil
ColonA Ia. ,fke~ Yorb CITY.
IN san Frspcsco, Sept 26, Mr. Louis Ehus Of Sszamento
T. Ms. Corde is D-Y ouUe Of Cincinnati
In Yrek. Sept Is X Walton a Ns MaTths A London.
In SAL FrADci.co Oct. iAm Warner esq Of san Fran
cisco 70 Mics caroline o. QoAIl,s II So en-, Mass
In San Francisco Sept rs the residence Of the Hon w A.
Gwr John c. Nsypsrd frmeuy Of Richmond, Va, TO FL
the ply OF the late "a puel Glp esq OF Ms pp
In Sacrament, Sept 49, Mr. Z. Fgs 10 Harriet Nee u
mich, formerly of Akron Ohio.
Sept. g. Mr. = VI. NJ. Cover 10 Carrie
dsushtsr the Hon I. l.. Burnt. of Fonda
kich Bar Plomst county Sept MI Wa. Jones, Of Viz
tps Ms Nancy Ann cny Said Of low
AT the Mountain tottsse, Pilot HN E. Dorado
eEt IS Nj Sylvester Brown to Miss Kste Fisher Of Dryden
NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

HORRIBLE MuRDER-We learn from the Green's
burg Pa papers tina, Hugh Corrgan, notorious
character nsiding in Derry 70 ~nship Wesmore and
county, was arrested on Saturday, 9Th instant a
charge Of erng his wife and sfterward burnin /;
Der body 10 conceal the crime. From the deyt lOp-
uenis il appears thai ,be murder was committed on
Saturday night Goth O. September and the body con-
ceskd 10 the house until Wednesday night. 10 the
latter part OF that large FIRE observed
his house and strong odor dlGng the cir IL sup
posed 10 proceed from sone beast he vas bur ing
Son OF the neghbors passing t1e house snd observing
Corrigan stirring up the fire and supply Jog i, with fue,
inquired whsr dead animal he wac burning. He 70.
angry ard told ihtm il none Of their bu.iness
and comp lied them 10 leave t1e premsee On Thurs
cay morning ghbor vent out hunting aud feeling
curious 10 know what the smell proceeded FROM com
meLced separating The wood, snd while doing
30 threw out human skull partly consume. He
took the skill 70 Des hbors house, and exhibiting
II re lady Of the houie exclaimed thar i; wa. May
" Corrigsl's face" Corr gan wa Immediately ar
rested, and on examination was fully comm ted 10
await his usl. When arrested be could no. quot
for the bones found in ne IRE, and stated 'ha: hs
sie bad taken the cars for Philade ohis. Spots Of
blood were found his pants and the bed c.O'nes
and IN one corner Of the room, quantities Of IL h4d
run through the logs. Traces OF blood were also
found between the house and the paoe where the boy
him. who passes for his wife. lie il OF Incorporate
hsbit,, ard VS. fequen-ly engaged in fights with
both The women. Several years ago former wife Of
Corngan nysteriously disappeared, and ne ssve sut
that ste hsd gone 70 the old country and .fere ard
thst she died. The evidence Of HE guilt is tireI71-
s'antei bu' hardly doub. eIss Of he having zen
TIE urlsrs- OF III wife.
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THE RIOT oy TIE BUFFALO AND BRLSrTORD RAIL
wIr.-The Brantord Herald gives the following pay
ticu!ars Of the recent dis ,urbsnces on this road:
"Op Tuesday night the passenger, returning from
Buffalo were stopped at Port Coioorne, from fading
that t rioters had possession OF the line. AMI YOU'D
not allow the train to pass They were accordingly
obliged TO hire conveyance, and pass round 20 g
tart part of he rosd-,he train bing thereby delayed
three hour. On Wednesday morning, the men Gu
gagged on the track Port COborne assembled TO
The number Of forty or fifty, and at once set aboa.
removing the swing bridge over the Wellsni anal,
thus entirely curing of al communication doFa the
line and il aims to the present time. The train
leaving Branfori on the morning we have mentioned,
pIoceeced as far as Dunnville, the passengers
fearrg Of the no., declined going any further, no,
wishing 10 be spectstors of the fray. The train in
mediat.ly returned TO Paris, and the pas engers pro-
ceeded by the Great Western lire 10 heir various dee
til atons. Most OF the men were armed with cubs,
and come few with fire arms.
All this passed, IS we are assured, without the
slightest Interference fem the magistrates, who, II ID
understood are intimdaied by the port Of the rioters
and the recoe elton OF the former tragedy, from inter
ferng in the matter. Il il impossible TO anma4yet
too strongly on the conduct of men voluntarily as
supng the commission of the pesce, acd yet, from
fear earDg 10 act in such GIRO lmst Anc g. Fne
least that can be expected fro su0h men Is tina thsy
should resign their offices Into the hands OF those who
are so IL fuenced IL is certainly 10 the po o.
these officials 10 procure adequate amount OF forcs
to CARY out the a~ il Otherwise, by an appeal 20
the Provincial authorities who oughr 70 ne spprsed
by thu Of the state Of the case and who we can0OI
but think would promptly take the measures requisite
for public protection 81 the pubic peace"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

EXPENSES OF THE wAR.-A letter from Paris, pub
sbed in The National inteAigeAcer, m axes the fol
low estimates Of the cost OF the present war:
ITO give You some idea OF the nightiul expen'e Of
this ar " III note some Of the mo prominent ITEMS
They are my own estimates, 1t, from my op orIuni-
ties Of no ing do not think t0ey are Iagserdted'
ECO Nt .hells veishiog sv-rsss BiaetJ lbs $500 -
each q Of 50 fr. each francs ooioJOVp
"The inland transportation Of them to Mar
settles and TOuon is one fourth OF the above sun - 49,
ha
Co.. nor ar. small arm. and rsncs 10 coo 600
10 "a none. ay-rsa, coat Of O ftsncs each. 5000 30
"Fopjpu.It Of the horses ance, forage, sod
en-. g.. bp ..o - francs i730 Cor
"lcet ifsn,ports st u low aversgs ofSotunse each,
so 600 at twenty francs per tue per month tmsy
il rs Of frsIe. PEI no, Is or sr 10 coo ooo
" 200 steamer. THE lumber said TO be 2i0), Is5s
ina from jOe ~ o. iurs each at lJv s7er.
age GOO tuDs, at a average cost including coal,
Of Ia tCO francs per menth 10 s4,VO,OVo francs . -.
per month, or per year..
"Some of the large British steamers receive ~ high
&c fs 900 eco 600 francs per month besides being
furn shed with coal of which they consume 100 TO 40
tuns daily in full speed. Inc Arabs one of TIE Gu
nard line receives the above compensation and coal.
Now 10 The above add for tents, camp eau'pege,
houses sslls ber forage, and provisions for go COO
men and 20 900 horses AID see what fearful agsre
gate il will make. We may safely put down the ex
Iepditures for this war by France at three hundred
millions OF dollars per aInum, and es much more for
England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

We are under Obligations TO ~ II. Mitchell, parser
sftbe George Law, the Pacific express company, and
Freeman and Co.'S express fer the prompt delivery OF
California papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

called the KsnchadaI, kindly PLACED BY BE R1ssien
overpoy al ibe ispOsa Of TIE shig sreckei crew, 10
which fnty subsequently crossed the Pacihc am AZ
rived ss'efy 10 y haybor If San Francisco.
The Gar. nker by the E Foote in The tsnsac-
ton bas become the subject Of Legal investigator 10
the Unred S,s'es Dshie court 4 n tas northern az
rict Of California and out of il we are TO hs., snotn
er diploma attic affair. Tie proceedings wnicn' ~1fe
taken yes,erday in tie premises are someWna, ezra
o,di,sr and Involve issJe Of fofe'gn oiptons y,
which i intended 10 bring before the Govenmeo' at
Washington The fret part Of the p'oce~dsgs - q
Or otest ep.e,ed IL the District co7rt oy I'm ) ~ Il :
rnsp md VI. II. Doty, addressed 10 the Hon. W. l.
Earcy q cretsry Of State and comp aniu. OF m in
fraction by the Jspaneie government OF lie treaty win
the United States. ,
DEPlRTuRgs.-The stfauers ths. sal 10 day Wi
hear a.sy from the sbores of California some OF re
moi. ostIbs uhed citZsDs Amony these are me ioi-
lorirp familiar rame.: Gen ]. w. D-nver, congress-
nan slect; Capt. Wn. Nicely Jotnson, brother OF ne
governor cleo. of this !s'e; II. BY rne, esG., tor
avs psst the ipdefaigeh'e district attorney "f san
Fra1ei.co; Gen Joseph Lane snd MAJOR d. Roo
ing Mr Byue has suffered from impaired q altn
drrirg rome time past probably occAsoned oy ms "a
,opous a; uicson TO In latoriOEs dures o. he Ohce
His Illness reouIss temporary a0sebee from me
SAFE bot be will doubless coon return 70 resume TIE
D, siiion for which bis Talents peculiarly qaaiy I'm;
P'' " lAlts Cal. o
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STArE.-TRe Sacramento
Va.oR publishes he official returns from all the coun-
h4s in he State, whca foot up as folIEs:
D-rnAr
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08

n The spIrIt OF poilteness Consists 10 glslns
such an attenii, n TO our manners anu 'a"suoeI
thar those arounI are left content with us and
with themselyes.-La BrnycTe.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08
I.nfcr and Enaporient fros,a Ise xicO.

According To our last ndvices from Mexico
the Relations between our Minis .er. Gen. Gads-
den. aud The Mexican government continued
suspended. owing To Gen Gadsden's quarrel
with the Mexican Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Santa Anna had, of his own accord, proposed
the formation and n,uSuratiun of n new consi-
tutit II, in circular addressed to the Governors
of the different departments and provinces.
The revolutionary party had proclaimed this as
a sign q! weakness aud insecurity on the part If
his iis hncss and sure omen OF their ultimate
success whilst most of the government news
papers say that Oil such snbj ct the opinions or
feelings OF organized bandilti were not consult
ed II was reported that Gen. Commoniurt had
been defeated. The Secretary of War, Blanco,
had an interview with him near Mlch acaI.
Sthor liurbe made Il lib, raj and enlightened adj
dress 10 the Legislative Council, in mich he
sketchrd cut the rtiuin MS needed 10y The country
and lis people, III the rrestnce OF Santa Ania.
Scmur Veal Riuas The newly appointed NJ H.
lister to the Uni, Il States, had SIT cut Tor Ntr
Cruz en- rotI.e To Washington, but ii was do,. bt-
ed If our government cuuid receive him. ip-
!nmsiic re- atluus briwttu The countries were
broken off.
S,v,riou.raecs had bee committed Ane
rican riilzcn<. rwh'ci' 't''r government WOULD
demand in mcuialc rrparalion.
Later a,i,lces from i;lo Grande Lave cen
ctivrd ly Telegraph from New Oiitans The
r, vu!uIini IN nnr.hern Mexico con'inn, with
OUT clcck. (i,n. Wall had +, len back upon
Mate Inoras btu the rcvunilohisis were COL cen
.faiing their lni ctS ,tpn that poiut an HE cap
ture y: the cIry was colisltiered as cerain-- Ere.
L,uru~i.