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JOHN b. WELLER,
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For Sale.

A TWO. STORY DWELLING, situated in ~
"A Seattle, King county, designed either a. NiM
store or tavern, well flushed inside and out be- A-
ineclOthed and papered inside, and advantageously
situated. may be purchased on reasonabIe terms by
application being made to the undersigned
JH8- ALSO, claim situated at the mouth of the
Duwamish river. well Watered aud which is erected
good log house, there Is cleared and under fence about
acres OF land.
Several town lots will also he disposed of in Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September I, 1855 noj2tf
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snndwIch islands PrOduce,

Teckalct Oct. %, '5j
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

The Pacific Steam Navigation Compsny's steamer
Bcgota. Capt. Wyld, from Celao Aug 20, arrived a.
her anchorage off Panama on Sunday 9th inst, at
o'clock q. m. She brought twenty.f5ur cabin and
fourteen reerace passengers and 500 O4 in specie
chiefly in silver, for Europe.
Dates are: Valparaiso. Aug: Is; Islsy 70; Iquique
70; AIics, II Cslso, 20 Paita, ~
CHILL.
The news from this Republic is Of very little in
teIesi.
The new ministry has not yet been named, and the
liberal party both Congress and through the press
demard certain reforms, which The Government ap-
pears unwilling 70 yield.
The death Of the son of the President sad the i'll
ness Of his wife has to certain extent restricted the
political movements.
Speculation 10 -four hiss taken place in Valparaiso
in Consequence Of adyices received rom Australia.
PERU.
The news from the seat Of war in Pera is mos. un-
satisfactory; nothing has really been done either to-
ward putting down the revolution subverting the
Goverr ment. President Castillo with his forces out.
side Are quipa, and Gen. Viyanco with his followers
inside the walls, seep so busily engaged watching
each other that they have no tins to fight.
Mr. Sullivan, H. Is. Ms Charge dAtfaires died
from the effects OF the wound inflicted on him by the
assassin on the 18th uit es recorded previously. The
funeyG took place Oh the 18th. His remains were very
respectfully and largely atts nded by all the heads Of
departments, natives we foreigners and also BY
the British troops. The vessels in port fred minute
guns: the fsgs were hslf-masted, and 9 Government
order PR hioied all public amusements on the day OF
the funeral.
No clue has yet been received OF the perpetrators
Of the crime, though large reward has been offered
Tor such information will lead 10 their discovery aid
apprehension.
The following is from the Callso correspondent Of
The PGHama S.ar AID Herald:
" IL my last | advised you OF the murder Of the
British Charge dAfars, and that the steamer Vixen
had gone to Psita in search Of Admiral Bruce. she
arIived here again the 2ls: without the Admiral,
oh - - .h nara ha
having refused TO take Any seton st all in the matter
The Government have offered reward OF sio,V0
and the Brtsb residents have offered -, ,OOO more
payable by George Fernandez, esq TO any one OF me
sssassns who viii irfonn and the persona safety Of
the piormer sha9 be gusIss:eed and the sI'cest Sc
crecy vii be observed"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
NICARAGUA.
Pros Our owr Correspondent

eren Opr 0wr Conespendenf-
sAs JUAN DEL NORrE, Sept T. lo57.
It is stated in letter which have seen from
the Interior Of Nicaragua tha, two natives, MAseo
Rivas and Pedro seloziao, having been detected ia
an intrigue with Walker, lad been banished from
the State. A rumor 10 also current here that the
late boundary agreed on at Managua by Gen. Cahss
on the part Of Costa Rca and the two heads Of the
Niearsguan Government had not been ratified By
PresideSt Mora, ard that this and the late arbitrary
acts Of Costa RcA relative TO the transit grants to
tie notorious Webster & Co., hal led to serious
Misunderstanding between these two Safes.
0ihers deny that anything bu. the most friendly 70
btiOns exist between ibese Governments. But
one thing is certain, hat the famous Col. Csniy
suddenly left Eere about ten days ago for The int.-
nor, tsaiDg up the ryer all his men and steamers 70
Castillo. a. ph,eh place he was last heard Of just
tm.srsuy on board of tioaioet sO0bd Tor San
Carr' alt istins VIII eiu as guard ferty mea.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
or Sonora. Aug. 20. lSJ7:
TIE ELECTION.

The returns Of the election for Governor and other
States officers and Members Of the Legislature were
incomplete on the sailing of the steamer from San
Frsncisco but sufficient had been received to render
it quite certain that Weller the Democratic candidate
for Governor has been elected with the entire Demo
cratic ticket for State officers. Partial returns from
tverty counties foot up for Governor follows Stan
ley Republican,, 1884; Weller Democrat, IL, 1870;
Bowie American, 6,iS0. The vote in San Francisco
was as follows: Stanley, 5,537; Weller, 4,iN; Bowie,
Co. The returns as far as received iadcate that the
proposition TO pay the State debt has been carried, and
that the movement for calling Convention TO revise
the state Constitution had been loet
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1851

Rspsl, and AIDED 20 the uaio, vooo Io'' DIV ~
5ay 90 ~ vsy scross uro cyst1t d ..
~" go M.y,rrgrs'-Ileat. w. 2. Hsgoier, iss
Io,gee,.. j. 70 rem sin 8, Eor. TioH in ooa,aa oi
he eo.t TAe fcr, ~.D TO- tie p'eent Be rsTr.so nsd
hy ,boat seventy men belonging 20 The ntnIfy ana
dTsgsrs- ~ -, -. a.,
rs7ed a. San Diego, although oTer-ooe.
The outward tram took I,rgs nameer OF letters Tor
Fo,t Y,ps. Iuesor, Cslshs -ss sud II fs+o.
,.rse Party Of men, with tSo sddleoasl engineers,
have gore 70 the San Diego coal p,lnes re Hralf
ss,s ,b.t iu short time these mires WI yield sui-
6c;.ury Of anthracite coal for tho Pccihc COST.
The new schconer Iona hsd been launched.
Al Indian from San Pssoual, who assaulted Mr.. *;
w. Groom with knife, attacked IN town ana
ne sry killed by the latter
Col. Tsurt,efoy had arrived: and was immediately
70 assume command at the Mason. lie Iai oysn
tb,osn on. Of carriage ard severely eu not danger
cusly Injured. VII, 81. o1, .,
An Indian wss hung st san fsabei on the "a oi
.IYIv for the murder OF white plsn. lie coiies-cd
having committed tie act. ac.a,
The headquarters Of the drsgoon force ~ tue Gad,
den P,cbase has been changed from Caisbssa Hancn
n AyuA Cslients.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Narrisges.

Iu fr.ncsco, Aus T. by the REV r. e. k"eI o'.se ~
Wool Seys4s A's sbels So daughter OF Gov ro''
of san Francisco. - ,,,r,. ro.;.h
Sessions 10 Hsnir: s. Thomas, both OF hi. city.
In san Francisco. Aug 3, by IN" Rev Dr sco' Ds''s
Wrsy 20 Auna Barbara schunperle. a. ~,
n Sen Francisco Aux. ~ az the residence OF PIT Jso'
deIhl BY the Rev. X. p Cutler. AiraFd D. IA'ssnef u
In sscrsmento, Aug Is Gardner W. Case to Mrs Anna
In volcano Aue IS Jane. meehAp TO Mss Mary 4 Rswe.
In Ii Dorado Aug 49, Asa l. Vaughan OF S'i@Iy fA 70
In sscramenie Aug ls. George schba;h to Miss Amelia
fuchs. I.A nth
In Auburn Aus ls George r. Simpson 70 Elzabeth Quick
In YreIa Aug TO- Antoine Eslo to NMsar,its FRIED
Al Canal Gulcb sissiyoq County has helA0h 0' hOH'
lulu, 10 Mi.s KeekA Siwash Of Cana Ouich . ,,-,,.
In Sacramento ls, W. B. c; Brown TO Cassie nm
In San Francisco Aug 3 by the Rev T. MoosAske, MI
FisnA Eieissner to Miss Dorothy Benn. . =,
In Sacramento Aug 90 A. Durie Of Folsom to siAry Mar
tin Of Sacramento.
In Msrysvilc Aus 20 James s. Toes to Martha jane Her
ring. =.
Elizabeth Nickersop. .
In San Flsnci.o, Aug Is BY Dr. w. C Anderson, g. IL,
sy esq San francisco Mss Kate Church daughter OF
Henry Church esq, of Ro:bester n. \:
In saleu o T.. July - Mr. John Hughes 70 Miss Pherne
Eums youIaast esughter Of v X Prinsle, esq
At Yankee Juls Aug Is ?. A. foeMty to Miss Z. Green
In Crescent City Aug IL, Mr j. W. Lance to Mrs Sarah lie
In San Francisco in Calvary Church Avg o. by the Rev. Dr.
Scott Mr. David Strickland Of SACRAMENTO CITY 70 Mas susan
J.. Pboe Of Columbus. Ca
In T,yiIe Aug g Mr.. Charles Andres to Miss Caroline
i. Moulty
In San francisco III Calvary Church, Sept by the Rev Dr.
Scott Mr. Henry Beers TO Miss Kate b Miller, both OF that
city. -
In San Francisco in Calvary Church Aug 30 BY the Rev DE-
Scott Mr Rober, L. Ordwsy TO Miss Prudence E second
daU ghtd of WIN Gsbbs, ESQ., late Of Cleveland, Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
SE.26S,GQ0 in Gokd.
AEsULr0F THE STATE ELECTION
DESTRUCTION or colUxBlA BY FIRE.
MINING NEWS.

ybe United sss.es mail steamship Star Of the West
Alfred g. Gray, e.q., commanding arrived here
aAou, O'Clock On Sunday morning.. She left Aspinwa
esyt "a having been detained until that time swsitlng
he arrival of the msils and treasure per steame. Cali
Aryis, from Saa Francisco Sept. b.
TIE Star Of the West touched of Havana on the
evening Of the 18th, arrived at Key West morning of
Sle 9Th, and having taken 10 coal left for New-YoTk
same day at 10 q. N.
TAe United States steamer Wabssh, Com Psuld-
hE, sra ii. b. NJ. screw Brunswick, were lying at
AspirwsD. H. Il. NJ. ship Tartar was also seen going
h, and the United States chips John Adams and De-
sAass, and II. b. M. ship MagcieuDe were 10 port at
Panama.
Among the passengers Per S:ar Of the West are the
Bsn. w. n. Gwip, Gov. Foote and the Hon. G.. J..
6eott Of California; also, Col ID. A. S,afkweather,
hts United States Minister to Chilli
On the passage out from New-York, Sept. 10, Peter
PAaEps, second cook, died aud was buried at sea;
Sept. IS, Henry Hannon, of consumption; Sept. -,
Johs X. Jones, Of Chagres fever.
The following is the treasure lis Of the Sar Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Dcatha.

At Santa Graz. Aug H. Seward Infant Of Dr. John T.
and Mary Eliza AcLesn OF Maysvine
Al Santa Crul Aug. Peter Tracy, aged ~ years native
ef Coik, Ireland
In Psc.rve Aug. OftyphOid fever Charles B. Ranney,
late of Connecticut
In yreha, Aug Of typhoid fever Mathew Looney formerly
OF St Clair Co, Mo, aged 20 years.
At Stockton Hospital Aug IL A. Barely nstive OF
Scotland, bu, recently Of Pine Grove, Placer Co
In Yrehs Aug Of Inflammation Of the bowels, John T.
Mc,er formerly Of Mouiteau Co, NO. aged SO years
sacramento Aug. n Jacob finchbeansn, formerly or
Miamtown Ohio, aged ~ years.
In Auburn Aug H. Of scrbous tamor in the bowels DANd
Purdy OF Greene County NswYors =, ,,-A 4,
At Coumbia, Aus. % Of typhoid .yer John T. Wheeler
aged 20 years, native Of Skowhessn, Ne. - -
the Dsmons Spring oase Sierra County Aug ~ OF IN
hammstion Of the lungs Alfred Wive snave OF Batuoie
ss.d % years -
In San FIsncsco Aug 81 Sarah NJ wife Of Gilbert Grsnt
daughter the late Aaron Beach ESQ., Of New ark
Francisco Aug 81 Louiss Farley native OF Ensand
AGED % years. =, -.
San Francisco AUf 81, VIM. IL. Morse OF Ssntseke',
Mass, sz.d "a y-srs
In San Frsnceo, Sept, ssdeply Capt Samuel L. peni''n
oi Nsw.Yort, aged ~ years.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

latter .,r,oa,y esopcJ. % Fnsn, ct 80 . u,coA soi
jouYd. Os tie I3as iB.. tosy struck ias ieAs, ana
the days vsshBg produced aIseteen eonees LS'
year h claim pad 70 es1A OF tae saafcneseis c'ef
81 GEO ceaI Of al eJpefseA
luRIyrRops QvIErz Disco'rEiEs H nskis
Cousry.-SAor.b altsI the 6rs; die,oVe'y of god AZ
Ctl ma il Ess naturally supposed tet the p,ee-oes
metal EXIST r tie Ais Sas guchss of te coo ranse
of Mountains, as wep IN the SeIras; snd me orer
being Tore readily accessible 70 The Poplasoh Were
ysi.ed ald 'prospeeted," br. with 10 sucecz' onoe
tbst time, however, deroeis Of gold, oosh n q Peie
sta.e and rteruB gled Sts quart, have Dee Ioe-o
a Of the counties bordering Ipor the sss os'o" osn
Francisco, and in Klamath and Del Sor.e, on W
north But with rare exceptions, the-e depost. Lave
proved to he Of very limited extent and, Win .ae ea
ception of the quart veins in Santa Cruz County, ana
the sea sand operates at God Bluffs, tbereI y 10
miIipg now OF TIE ocean oosst But, nom in'or1iS-
doubt tha, quartz leads Of grea vaiue do traverse the
Coast Range, ard with msy yet be IS extensively
worked a. those Of The mountains that skirt the ea.srn
boundary Of the State. friend a-.ures Us tns. IA
conytrsaton with q proninen: citizen OF MAIN
county, he was informed that few dsys ago rlch
specimens Of quart were found in the visge Of San
Raphael, in Marin County. The fast having been
diyulged further researches immediately inst-
tuted which resulted in the discovery Of valuable
surfeous ledge OF quartz, adjacent 10 that place. AZ
last accounts considerable excitement prevslled, an
hundreds were out "p-ospecuug and stalking of
claims No geological theory, TO our knowledge, hss
ever been advanced against the supposhon of the e1-
i.tence of gold il great quantities the western bor
ders Of our State. As Is well known, few Of late
wears have taken the trouble 70 examine the cosst
chain of bills thoroughly. for The purpose Of deveop
ing is mineral resources and, owing to this cifcum-
stance the vast extent of country comprising the
mountainous districts Of the western slope are stl IN
explored. Details Of the progress ard success OF the
pstes now prose cutting their for gold 10 our
over the bay country will be booked forward 10 with
general aDo grest interest
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
FROM THE SOUTH.

Our Gates from San DIEGO are TO 18th, from Loe Aa'
geIes to I'D, and Santa Barbara TO 2oth.
SAN DIFGo-DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST U IRhAso
M.II.-The pioneer mail train from San Diego 70
san Anorio, Texas, under the contrsc. enterea INTO
by the Government with Mr.. James Birch, len here
on the 9th inst, early hour In the morriny aud
is row pushipg its way ioI the ea'' st rsPid rate
The mail was, OF course, carried on pack an nae, Is
will be the case u1tl the wagons, which are beng
pushed across, will have been put on the line The
frst train this side lef: in charge OF NJ; X. w:
Lame who was accompanied BY some OF the most
active ard reliable ycung men in this couutry, the
party tskirg relay muies with them Tor use on tas
dsst The intention il TO push al The rate O.! 6f.y
or sAty miles day TO Tucson where, on entering The
Apache country proper, arge pafy wlI 20 ors.a,
lied 10 afford proper protechon as Af ~ r. fssO del
Norte or further il Necessary.
form.iion havipe reschsd the S1perinisrden, har4,
when The party on tie edge OF the desert TIA,
seue Of the Tes voGld kaIdly prove s.rony enough
70 meet TIE eitcnltes & tie eiire i0E,Iey, len Al
di;;onaj srirhls were - ssss pfoeared a. Wh1ers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
California mMrketr.

Say PsAciseo, FSIphyp n, Sep; o. 1871
vLoc,-Jobbns sales II 10 az. ssehs Domestic, IN lots
SPA 10 81. - $1,000, -. ,zaa. an \,
GR.Is-sal.. Of 30 bags Whes in ios =. SeSte i' 0's
BnI.y at 81 t5dS 70; 80 bags Oats at 2,c
Por,rOgs-sales at scG1S,. = bag 80, a.,
GsocgsEs-Ssles Of l5 csses Walnut C.s1p - " mN
Sian Rice st &c. 800 China Sugar a. S - 40 90 ~
&c bbis crushed l6c 500 mats China no -
rkss r. Yslows; 400 kegs Adams syrup lvo ooAes
Pie Fruis, 50 cs Brandy Peaches hGtgaN zsss 800 boxes
sissn Island 100 do Spefn all on private terms
PRovsIoSsa5 f hin. Butter sold at 5, 50 do AaAn
Go 81 l2o do ordnsyy e bids extra CieI baconon Pm
yste terms ,.
IauoR-SaIeso. Woes Schnspps private terms
WhT-ioo bs,kets Hedseck Chsmpsso sold OF terms not
stated ~ . .
sysrs TrsyrNTiSgSses Of 500 tsons private terms
CosD,cJ- American Isid large sizes sold a. l2lc
~ 600 10 tsrred, Hssered sizes. sold .. l2Ac.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
CARSON VALLEY.

Tuy ARREST or BRIoB.s YoUsG CosTR,DrcrED -
There .as rpiDor in California that Brigham Young
had been arret,,d The chage Of treason, and was
on his way to Washington in charge of the United
States Msrsbs. This turned on, 10 be fabrication.
TIE Sacramento Union says:
"Erom Judge Crane we learn that the report re-
spectpg the seizure Of Brigham Young. by Col Sum-
ner il all q hoax. No such information could have
been received at Oroville. He saw the Humboldt
several immigrant trains which had no. yet reached
Carson Valley when he left there, and which had lett
Salt Lake City more than month after the reported
seizure, and they knew nothing about It. On the con
huy Brigham wsS there, and was still the presiding
genius. He sad tSat if such an event had occurred
II would have been known in Carson Valley by tue
Mormors in less than fifteen days"
MASSACRE OF An EMIGAsT TRAIs BY IsDIASs.--IEe
Tnion has Interesting telegraphic adviccs from Placer
vile announcing the arrival Of large number OF over
LAND emigrsnts, among whom the following are named:
j. W. Borelsnd, wife and family; VIM. king, wife
and family; George Berry, Mrs. Moore and two sons
Richard Choud, Ira BuIget X. Dieper, W. Adams
C. DARN, w. Rpkipg, s. Tes~ell, ID. Bowling, . d.
Maiber, II. Lyons, Wm: Hughes, J T: Wright,
Albert Lswsen, Andrew Lswsep, and j. L. Burnett
and ron.
Mr.. Burnett brings the intelligence of the massacre
Of a whole train, consisting CT sM men ana three
children. One woman was shot through and scalPed,
and left for Dead but found stili alive by those
who came up first. She is not expected to live. She
is being brought into Carson Valley by Roundtree's
train.
The stock was also recovered from the Indians, in
dong which only one Indian was killed. The stock Is
in chaige Of Roundtree's train-lJO head.
Among the killed were Holloway aud his bro.her-n-
law The three children were murdered before the
faces of their parents and horribly mutIsted.
The emigIants, to man. are willing to join COM
papy to e1te, inmate these fends. They al Of the
opinion that il will yet be SIX weeks before the en
grants all pass that locality and begin to express their
Indignation that no being or has been made TO
organize a force in Placerville-t being only three
hundred miles beyond Genoa. Nine-tenths of the emf
giants that daily ar1iving in Carson Valley would
volunteer.
Three men had been murdered at Graye'y Ford.
Their names were John Everh.rt, John Steen and
JOIN Lawboy. EverhaIt had been travelling with Mr..
Btrneus trsin but left to pack in with another CON
pdEy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
g.l,, b.v. t,,ep. d.,y,rtus rrvals Of ns Ea'o' $50

gsl.s b.vs h.ce1s Gasy,ftBs rrals Of ns E''o' $50
inpoi.s,irs
It ssords us esSscisl pss.n1e 70 neofcn ne 1ss
hs civ. BY he NscbsncsI Irsttuis, soa. they will
or the s;h inst, cp-n their Fan, Which, IL is boped
viii rivl he exhibition Of NJ Arertsn Institute of
Nev-Yo,k, end the FrsnkIn lRsttre Of Philadelphia
Before the sailing Of the pext steamer We shall have
cbsHica industry, agriculture and horticulture of or
State, which VIII be there exhibited.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
TWO wEBKH
later FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR Or THE WEST.
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country. They of
sppeue general detn,y datsiency liver compliant Jsun
complaints they contain no cAtha-,ip
ngrvens whatever and While they ecious In curing
disesse Dceo.from teaspoonxu tablespoonful Lhree
four umes day taken In water cider ale
medium for debility loss appetite they should
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