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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
THE ISTIIMUS.

A1ryNrr 10 AssAssIsArE MR. MoSsILyE. Epr,a.
or 1uy SPANISH PART OF THE PssASA Sras Az,
UERALD-We have Ia record today des0ersle a.
tempt made on Sunday night to ASSASSIN se Mr.. C. T.
Nor salve. the editor OF the Spanish portion Of on
paper ala EStrelG."
EAbout IOI O'Clock M.ssrs. Orillac, d. PeeAeeo AL
". Rhode, called on Mr.. Aonssve on bustess q he
rooms IN The Star and Herald Office, snd subssqsees
the three gentlemen, accomp 8riej by Nr Mossslys
left the house to take cup of coffee together Which
they obtained at the Seo6stopo House IA new essA.
lishmen just opened opposte The Nupnery) and she,
ward pYopo ed TO go to the Bella Ia ia Restsurspts
in the Gale de la MERGED
While visiting ct the door Of the eeid house Tor "a.
mission three negroes. who had been walking behird
them but Of whom they had taken no notice. cana
I'D and pushed rudey az airtt Morssve and his Trends
using at the time insulting and threatening leu.
euage. Mr.. Ofllac told them 10 60 on their rosd
isigue tn csmino) as did also Mr. NJ, whereupon one
OF the scouudrels drew lsge knife aud made des-
pe ate blow az Mr. Monsave. ssyicg " a est blanco'
lat this white mani. Monsslve caught tbs knife ia
his left band ard seiz the fellow by the throat ssi
after a short struggle both fell to tue groard. The
assassin then made q blow at Mr, Nor save's brena
which he missed, but repeating the attempt he As
second lar ge struck Mr.. II. the arm along ~
ibis cutting through coat, vest shirt and undersAs
and making wound about half az ZACH deep.
Morsaye having wrested the ktife fsom the hlos
and beng unable to bold him any longer was COZ.
PEELED 10 loose his hold whereupon the would ben
ssssin al bis companions ian toward the Revd1a
ceiling out az the top OF their voices, Tome % ycU
fellows lee escercaseD los malvados). Messrs. Me-.
sa,ve and Rhode then entered the San Nichols HOS,
and Mr. Orillac proceeded TO the Police 0aics aaa
brought out the patrol, who met near the gate IL,
assassin comirg into town again, armed With ham.
mer. With some difficulty they arrested him, aai
brought him 10 the Police Station, where be was
licked up until o'clock yesterday morniSs, when he
was liberated on the following order from Busnaveu.
tura Gutierrez, the Criminal Judge;
CRIMINAL JUDSEsHIPaPAsAMA Oct Is IAN
"Tbe officer Of the Jendsmes will Immediately psss Jos5
Maria EcheveTria at Liberty, who arrested .onsi
last night. GUTfEkREZ"
hr. Monsalve has yet been unable to obtain aay
redress and II ia probable that nothing will be done b.
the authorities 10 arrest the wouldbo assassin unless
the American Consul takes the matter hand for Mr.
Monsslve has declared his intention to become natural
lied in the Urted States, and if the proceedings 10
the celebrated Kosts case were approved Of, wsds
not see wey person holding American protectos 10
Panama should fail so receive from the United Sae.
Government here, the protection a. that shdsd
TO person in like circumstances in another place.
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DsIpSr 20 the music 81 cT'ekeTy a.i sA;sFa sad
tver rtdsttisns On :hs sid6wslss vers seaHpy az
tuIbsS 10 their equilibrium. NJ doao' 'a-L, ths' US
omC pe he native Calf rniscs relate thai they h1Ve
e1JeiieJcsd ,bo,k' that overturned The ons''tory
sdote builcirgs with walls feet thick aai sleke
N. in h. sds onirouey at ourf or ard hSestofy bnca
bncjngs With 1911 Oh walls. There IS ALEC Trail
too among the Digger IIdsns to The effect that, many
years ago. heir IA bers iDbaoi'ed this portion OF TIE
state I'D n a. thoueaods of them destroyed by
an earthquake du,'g which the wa;ers of the osy
Tcse ard submerged the country fer many miles around
They also tts:o that at tho tins 10 queS 100 the iona
tjops ~ TIE land and bsy were very different IRON
slst they arc rev. and that owing the terrible De-
st,ueiion Of 70 large number Of their t1be, ~ the
su56.p IisiDg OF the waters they have ever siaoe
avoided the ,es-ccas. and resided fer ia the INTERIOR
Soce writing the above, another still more severe
fbcek was experienced ct IS miogtes past o clio *
THE moluiIg. The yibrsti ID, IA in its predecessor
wac from ouib 10 north and violent though OF Sao'
Duration rot exceeding probably. more tbas bve OF
ti1 seconds. San fraIcisco Herald, oct' ~.
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CHINA.

The Alto California has the following intelligence
Of the massacre Of Americans at Ningpo. Ths &C.
count was not fully credited at San Francisco.
1.-THE Alexander left Manila on the 10th of August,
a few days p.or to which date brig had arrived,
after a FIVE days passage, from Annoy. private let
ter by her was received from Manila, glviog an &c
the American and English residents of Niogpo, one
Of the sve open ports lying between Annoy and Shang
hae Our informant could furnish US with no more de-
tas but assured us that the LEWIS is beyond all ques.
tion reliable. The numbers OF Americ ,ns and
English at that port was estimated at forty, all OF
whom the captain believes to have been murdered.
Everything at Canton remained quiet, and there had
been DO further fighting. Btitish yesselsof-war were
anivirg caily at Hong Kong.
Another steamer was reported to have been cap.
tuIed in the Chinese seas lives takea and vessel
burned. The affair is represented to have bsen almost
counterpart of that OF the Thistle, which occurred
some months aimee
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ONE WEEK LATER fRON CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL or THE ST. LOUIS.
ST. ,176,O96 IN GOLD.

Tie United States Mail Steamship Sc. Louis, Com
mspoer Hudson srIive ed on MoSdsy rnorniOg nom AZ
pmwa with 81 l76 GO IN trsa'ure 90 freight 6i3 pas
rereets and mails from San Francisco TO the 2oh Mt
ore week later than previous sdyices The st. L)as
left A.pip.o oil Nov s. a, 9:45p and arrived &: IIs
yans AZ 80 q. ID. the 9th Left Haysns At ga m.
On The 10Th ard arrived at Qrsrsrtiae at u O'Clock
On Monday morning, the 10th, having exp ,rienced
heavy weather on the passage from HavaGs to this
port.
Nov. II, at - M, or Hattera' she passed the pr'
peller Westernport, bound south. Nov. D, r. b.
walker, aged IS, of Cotton Valley, ascon Coanty,
Ala, died Of consumption and was buried a. sea.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Coupany's steamer
Sorora, L. l. Whitney, Commander, len San Fran
cisco Oct. 90 a. 80 a. m, ard arrived az Psnsna
Nov. 2, mip. m. She brought ~ passengers and
Al SOY O4l in treasure on freight Dc: %, A. p Ser
ling. storage passenger for New. Orleans, spraog
overbt ard aud was drowned.
Among the passengers by the s. Louis are Com
Merwine late of the U. s. friga.e Independence,
portion OF bis oeers and i33 dischsrged seamen and
marines.
Left at Aspnwsll the L. S.frgate Wabash-alw we'll
We are indebted TO Purser +. ii. Michel, Wells,
Fsrgo Co., ard j. w. Sullivan, for papers and dis-
pa'ches.
The following is the treasure lat brought BY the St.
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CARSON VALLEY.
An INDIAN WAR IMPENDING.

TIE Sacramento Union contains some late ard iG-
portrait news from Carson Valley. A Geographic dis
match ftom Plscery lie, dated Oct. 4, says:
John Walker, from AIkabsas, arrived Oct. . az
C;eros. lie reports that Abbott ard Kirby, NE nbers
of his company, were killed by Indians near Goose
Creek: two Abbot.s were wounded, and they los.
tyerty head Of stock. At the same time they passed
the Mormon train Just gorg on the Forty Nile Desert
getting along well.
wss bnrped with lie contents and but for the timely
AID of some Pinto Indians the clerk would have been
burred M beipg asleep when the Indians discovered
The touse in flames and rescued him.
TncLe Billy Rogers is en- route TO Sacramento with
net;,ions 10 Gov Johnfon for aid.
A ittter from Plscervile dated Oct 8 contains the
following additional particulars:
:" Asyices received this afternoon through Trscsys
F,nress from Carson Valley, are important News
- h,onobt 10 Genoa Of the murder Of two mors Of
The yssdtits Of the Valley by the Washo tribe OF 10
dis,s Tb,ir rsmes were VIM. ii. Larhin and Cdsrles
Sexsr These murders were committed on the Est
Fo,k Of Carson River, ard caused the most lnterse
eIcteu emit throughout the Valley. A public mee,ieg
had be.n ielj. and petition signed. calling UPON the
Cov.,nor of California for assistance. Co. Rotger.
!; ths bearsr AZ the dispatches. delegation of the
'Psb II.ah tribe had come into Genoa and offered
their ass,stapce TO the whites. 1aeir chief Wine
msk.r Seliy. red speech stating tina. the Washes
hsd been kirg his people also. and he WAS ANXIOUS
10 ion his white brethren in chsstising them. con-
ftse az ,ix residents OF the Valley was chosen f'r
the uurrose OF raising Immediately vol lnteer en-
nav 10 act In concert with the 'Pah Ulahs.' Au
agreement was made with them t. be &c resGiaes. II
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BY the British steamer Dee, from San Jasn dsl
Note we bave received the Centre Americaso OF the
Sd and the Cornica de Costa Rica TO the 7th.
The Centre americana meLtiors without date ne
Of the Cabinet at Granada where their reception wae
most snthus iastc. The English portion contains the
conclusion Of the reply to Gen. Walkers Grafton. de-
lvered in New Ors ans in May last. :,
The Cornica de Costa Rca does not conssin sias'e
item Of news. -
A private letter from San jose states that trocpG
had been ordered by Costa RIGA TO Fort San Csrsoss
and the report is confirmed by letters from San jas!
del Norte, which say that Costa Rica is deter Aire1
to hold the river until tho Transit question 10 de6uisy
arranged.
BY II. Il Ms Frgate Brunswick which arrived 1t
Aspinwall on Monday, l9tb), We losrn that Cots
Rica has commenced blockade ofthe Ssa juan hvai
using the small river stesmers for that purpose, ed
that no boats were permitted 70 asc nd the river TIE
object Of this offensive act the part of Costa Rca
is cot stated. 1Aspin wall Courier.
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Married..

In San Francisco Sept 80 by Bishop James, the Rev Wn.
s. Unsy Miss Emma Brsinerd ed. daughter Of the Rev.
T. ard Cord.ls Thomas.
In Fan Francisco Sept 25 by the Rev. L. TnoEa, Mr. J.
Henry Nicbo.on TO Mis- Emma V. Ki,Imels.
AZ Campo seco Mr. Dickson Of Jamestown, 10 Ns Louss
Wndemuih
In lone Valley Sept, H. Mr. Daniel s. Peters to Miss Natt,
Shady Dell, Placer County Sept, so Mr.. John l. Bssy
to Miss josephine Cover.
In Plscervle, Sept u, Mr. John D. Boop to Mrs. Alice
Morrow.
Jose.
In Stoc iton Oct Mr. John ?. TO Mi" Ellen Tye.
In oakland OF the City Hotel Oct By the Rev Mr. Gilbert
Mr. George II. Gib.on 10 Miss Ellen Barron
In San rr.ncisco Oct 49, by Ben in C.m.r ESQ., Justice
Of the Pesce for the Fifth District Capt Edward Gay
Mis- Susan Martin, both OF this city
In Sacramento, Oct 8, samuel Hyatt to Mi" Elizabeth
In Sacramento Oct. the Rev BsD Aksry Of Ne. York to
Mis- Kate Md heraber MY daughter OF Carh Smith
In SAT- Lake City Aug Thomas Obrsy to Aiss Caroline
Brenchl.y =, from Ess. Kent, England
In San Fsneisco by the Rev Dr. Scott Taonss Lindey
In W..yeryiIe Oct O. A. Losrnis esq, to Miss Minerva
Anderson. late of Columbus, Ohio .
IN San Francisco Oct a. BY the Rev Edward Lacy M,
John H. Pesse 70 Mrs Sarah C. Rand both OF NANTUCKET
r,,nci.cc Of as EiT'. corer.s.tion.i ctrrch o.
Is. BY the Rev Edwards Lacy NJ A"0H JOHNSON 70 III"
In San Francisco Oct 49, BY Ouin Bailey esq j. F. Nj
Richsra NcMssters 70 Miss Am suds Bloomfield
In San L.andro, Oct " Hlssd 70 SSoaIe' a'uen'ei
Of the late Louis David. esq Of Philadelphia . . A.,
Al Gang on Little Shasta Oct Albert ssetet: 70 As
A,. Smith both late Of Nssos and Just srT'ved BY ~Sy o.
the Plains
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Died.

In Horsetsvn Sep. 81 Of typhoid fever SAosr 'cn T,ne
p TsotbaIer aged years and months formerly o. -
In EuIeIs Sept H. Carrie youngest daughter Oh J0hn d.
Eedy, go d 10 yesrs and month. ,.. ~ rs.-,
In Bust,pot Sept. le r Moony. sged shout u ysan
A. Buzels Tat Huubsld. County sept J.: w. tno"s''
.,,S about 50 wears. formerly Of Halle Green Wssonsio
Gar the infant daughter OF Inohas anu
Nsry Ar Nader ssed months .. 49,. =.
Edward ~ and AusursA Cotreli az months ana = gy :
In san Tr.nei,co Oct Mrs II. w. Fairbanks, formerly Of
In L.die, Valley Il Dorado County, Sept: 80 M ~ T.
plummrr ssed about a years forr ry Of Macon Tenn
In shs.,s Sept 90 otyphod fever. sls Purcell OF oAio'
on Battle cferi, Shasta County sep. q Ms Margaret
y he Of James Simpson, sEed . years. ~ Will, % -
MID, 81 Of Nie las and Maria Reynolds AGED months
In San francico Oct. r hsry ceet, d.1sa,ei o. Dem
j. and Bridget NJ Oliver, aged months snd Tssts
In Piarerylr Oct, 2 Bruce Herrick, formerly oi AHon
In ssn Fr,pci.co Oc, A. John Watson assd year. Tor
rDeily Of 81 Louis Mo. g, .,frr p,
II Columbia Oct Dora daughter Of Mr ard Mrs Leon
aged 10 months u M,
anal, ased IL month";
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
CHIII.


The news from this Republic is to Sept. 30 new
Cabinet bss At length been fonned-the President
having yielded TO public opinion. Ite new Cabinet
consists Of Don JeroI no Ume meta Mioister OF inte-
rioi; Boz Salvador Sanfuentee Justice; Don Frarcs
co de Boie Solar Finance; Gen, Don Msuue Garcia,
War. The combination is considered moderately
liberal one, and has given general satisfaction to hs
public. The political excitement that formerly existed
had all subsided, and everything promised to 90 along
quietly.
On The 18th of Sept, the day Of the Anniversary
Of Chilean independence, the following Amnesty Do
cree was issued:
last. /. made eItn,ivs 10 eli individuals sb,sn, from the
eosry and who have been DO indicted Oh account
ARR The far eonsGss chiefs Of G5venn.n. sfs:ss
who have indicted persons scs..sd IN .Ii events casIS.
before whom the charge was aid.
The termination Of the trial being granted. notice VIII b.
given the EIchsqGei for the csn;slment Of the charge
The shsiI Of the Sportsman is sill pending. The
FfeIch Consul 10 Cobija, he United states Agents,
and Chilean Company have presented Their claims
to Government bu, notbcg cen be resolved until the
new Cabret takes cognizgnce OF the affair. 10 these
circrn stances Mr.. Bigler, the United States LEV
Charge Affaires near this Republic has arrived
Our advic.s from the South state that the Hsmbur.
euese brig Grasbrook, having on board 1870 German
families for our celory ran on sandoank IN tbs laad
OF Cacu TO- and this news being known to Ancld. tne
national big fwar Janequeo cent 10 succor HEM
IL Is hcpeo she sriyed in time 20 save the unfortunate
us,sepsers lives. We snIously await further notice
| Of this event. >,
We regret TO announce the death OF the old naval
| officer M wibisms, veteran of the lndependence,
ard one OF the bravest ellowofi Of the valiant
| CochraIe.
| BOLIVIA.
Dates ere to Sept. %. Tho revolutionary move
m,uts IN this Republic of which information wis re
ceivsd BY The lest ms have, last advice. assumed
| a more general ct arscter ard Dr. Linares ha. as
auped the title Of Provisional President, and taken he
f,ld sssiptt the Cor 'u'ons President Gen. Cor
| DIVA The cities Of Is Psz, Oruro, Cocabsnbs and
| Cbuaussos bad pronounced ag.inst thu Government
| Gen Cor5ovs was marching sgsinst the frst-named
| city with 500 veterans. La Paz had garrison OF
| OILY go recruits.
| LIZ arss was il COchabambs, and be had issusi a
decree deelarrg ell Bovsns traitors VIII did not join
| sim. CordOvs hsd issued 3 counter decree condemn
iIg all persCps to cesth who jo1ed Linares so ths'
bstEte1 them both the poor citizens are 10 rather a
| diis at portion. In La Psz the residences OF tie
American MiLisier had been broken into, aad ths de
Ycses authorities, who lad sorgh, refuge under ths
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Urit,d Sts,es flag Of Mr. Dana, were taken tA.,.s
Ir Cobijs the Project rouins.ed By Lin.res IsJee.
been received. Cordovs, IL il ssid, Ia bad,, "a as
troops, having csvalry or artillery and /, l. M,
be That be will be obliged TO yield 10 nav. 80
Which appears TO be gsnera sad leave the Rsp,bEs
PERU rNs
Dates from Calico are TO Oct. II.
The revolution in the South siill oootinp..
same deadly lively state a. during the last fou, we
nothing decisive has been d, re but ". ,,a .y,.ss,
same old story that something decisive II ~ ns
ptcted to take place. From the published ,ssuya
the C0m,reio Of Lima, Il ia impossible 70 rsf ei,
Truth that journal publishes srtcles on $3.50
Of the question entirely contradictory Of .s,a so
A movement in rscrs, headed by ST. Albv,. We.
Col. ChOcsno in favor Of vivsnco Vas p,t 49, nt
the revolutionary leaders sought safety IN s;,ss od
outbreak slso took plsce in Piura the ob;ac,I "A
.ppesrs 10 hsve been plumber. II va, On, Sosaafa
the Project
yiyapco's force oon.iru sd a, at Is,. advice.
onins. President Castillo bad ) 800 men 81 = an.
,r;illery tIaip. Various skirm:s6es hsS 49, got
hut with 70 gain 10 either SIDE viyanso 49, -,
boypitsI. Ar epidemic RACES in HE camp whss go
fink will compel him to raise the seige Of Anar;ls
One of The sccomplices Of the ssssssinstis :, ~ -
Sullivan FAMED Jose Felez Disz or virols has -. ~.
Information egaitst the murderer who ia said ~
Freuchn an named John Seu. The su,hort;.s ". "a
NOT vet arrested Semi nor is the cause whieb ~.
The commission of the mui der made pibl,.
A yourg man named Ludo has been srrex.a, 4,
I,ms ON the charge of being concerned N = ~.
scheme for robbery; more than thirty letss.s w.
found in bis possession showing that "a ersrS-s
plan had been organized for wholesale raAhsr, =
south ard Central America by regularly 6.su,j
connapv who had their directors sscretsfaiss -
urers and other officials. Lndo's father, VITO :
New.York, is at the head Of the concern. >.
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There were several large droyes Of cattle taken O
speculation. but as Iersl thing the emxiann 90
only what they thought they would need on the Plsn
and for good start ~hen they got there. nosc's
few fine blooded cattle.
About 30 wagons would have gone the Oregon ross:'
but afraid VI the IrdisDs. Nearly all the e0.'
grants welt by Soda Springs TO avoid Mormosc9m ~
There did TOT seem ~ be much love between the M
Nc No ana Mss0ulians.
The Mormon emigration is not included in the ADORE
hst which Mr. Ii. thinks did sot exceed wv ns
thus describes the new proPsn,s p1.er ssn n, tSs
PYophet brigham last year, whereby Saint cas
become perfect hoss' on the PLAINS hsndcart
tain
have ss.n for many q day. We met tao trsiDs-ons
Of 30 and the other Of 80 cartsaveragng about nx
TO The csr. The carts were generally drawn oy one
man epd three women each. though come carts wefs
drawn by women s0ne There we're about three 10
men 10 one man. and two thirds Of the women singit
II ives ibe moe! motley crew ever bsheld MoU
them were Dsres with sprihklng Ct Welsh, SwseS
and English ard were generally from the lower elsee
II their countries; scarcely one could speak Eagne
plain most could rot understand what we ssis "
| them. ~
The road wac lired for mile or two behind sas
trains with The lame halt, sck and needy Msny W.
quite aged and would be going slowly alorg supp@S
| by or daughter some we're on crdtcne., ~ -
Ind then uO;her with child 10 her arms and wv ~
three ban giI hold Of her, with forlorn appesss
would pass slowly along; others, whoss condiion
| tiltd mem 10 ufetcldss seA. ID CsiisSs',
wendog their way through the sand. fe~ seen -
in good spriis journey ing to the promised snd; -;
the msj'iiy thought" jordan hard rosi 70 ss' a..
The advance party Of Surveyors Of the Paeec rs
| eoD Road was met at the Souh Pass, Aug To- -
| main party wee at Fort LsIamie. Aug =, so1 al.
| e1Ie cisd they would winter at Fort Hall Lns -
val provi,on train Of the Utah Expsdition
Aug 20 at the Devils Gate aod Mr.. ihloka,ar.
the intention 10 winter OF Green yer OF [" ~ Rs-
er. lie found settlements 100 e lies up mo 80 ss
er and where seven years sge it was wids,a.
tbele are now, he says, line houses aud large new
CON.
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The Markets,

eN Francisco, Moadsy Eyer..s Ce. - 1871,
r, ,rr and BRIS-yobbins ,aes Of oo ssess D'n-stc
a. q $50 Sll; 5t1rs Bran s. s ~ . NJ, 4, -,
GrIl- Sales o. 2i5 bsss 5. 3G5c Oe 90. bsey u o's'
a. 81 %; SO 70 Oats ct g
PoIaroEs-Ssles q. See 9&l y Bag
H.y-l0 tuns sold az 8 Is. $1,000
psovIsI.Ss-Ssles OF 40 iTkins terms no. stX.ss
GpocrsK.-lO casks Zsnte Cunans SOL a. Zoe 30 hltis
Chm No Sugar Tc Salt AID 10 . b-ss aud 5oo oxs 40
AM .ntpe Candies sold on private terms.
TTSuoRs-50 bbls. Eev-Yoik Alcohol so.d a. ~
0,r =, go as Chira Nut sold ~ 6 05
PYEs-l bIs. T. Clay Pipes sold a: D:-
prsyoH.s- assorted German sold II 81 10 do'a
Sg.i6p. ela
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OREGON.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

TIE Col .titu.ional Convention adjourned Oh Friday
SEPT. IL, aftsr session % ihiTty-two days. Laey
sdcp,ed Constitution, b. vote Of IS 70 H. ~hicn
is be submitted to the people for ibsr adoption %
the sscond VI, ncey, being the oh OF November 'A
II = instrument published In The PoTAaad StGEd-
ard of the l.: ,f October, and upon the whole SCENE
70 be qai,e sn able doeuI eDt The sopre4e Soui,
consist. q ar Jestess, ,,setsd By dst;c;' a-d pa
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EMIGRATION ON THE PLAINS.
THE MORMON HANDCARTs.

From TAe Huron tOhio) Refeessr q
Mr.. Henry Buckingham Of Nor walk, Huron County,
who vert to Oregon seven years ago. hss retained .!
the overland route, making the journey by Way~
California in little over 100 days.
Mr.. Il. gives the following memorandum Of the num-
her of emigrsnts, cattle. horses sheep aud waecus
that had passed the Devils Gate this season a. kew
al tho Mormon mail station:
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF EMIGRANrs.

OVER ONE HUNDRED PERSONS SLAUGHTERED BY The
ISDIASs--TBE DESTROYING ANGELS SUSPECTED.
We have received the Extra Of The Los angeles
Star Of Oct. 10, from which We learn that al emf
grant train Of about one hundred persons had been
brutally murdered ct a place called Santa Clara
Canon about three hundred miles this side Of SAT-
Lake Cily. The details, SO far as yet kpoSn, are
thee:
tain Of emigranis, from Missouri and Arkansas,
or this State, were aylsd and cruelty buchered on
the route at place called Santa CisTa canon near
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The AHq California furnishes the following sum-
mary oithe weeks pe8s:
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AsoTBER EARrBQu AEE.-A strong shock Of earth
euske WA experienced in this CITY at precisely ID
minutes and 80 seconds past 6 o'clock last evening
causing good deal Of alarm TO large number Of Cit
izsbs, especially those who were at the time in the
third or fourth stories of brick buildings Tue vi.
brs.ors or shakes, Of short duration Or ,b4bly
not over three four seconds aud were from south
to north, or nearly 20, aud macy pendulum clicks,
facing east ar west were stopped by tho coaa,eractin
oscilisiion- among others, the large clock 10 tins
United States Circuit Ccurt Room was stopped. The
windows Of the various buildings ratified IN lively