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Cheap Things.

Cneap In1ngs.
RACON-Balt. breast pieces 1914 cts
ID per Id,
Bait sides back bone taken out II cts per
Id,
Bait shoulders Is cts per lb,
do do per 100 ID IA cts per Id,
SUG A County Sugar IA cts per 10
A do ID do do do
c do IL do do do
Bright brown II do do do
MOLASSES-Best quality molasses 81 cts
per gallon,
Good do do so cts
per gallon,
And an assortment of fine family Groceries,
which we are willing to sell at low prices.
no II GEO. X. GOODRiDGE.
chemicals, &c-Prussic Acid, Chem
~ Pure Nitric Sulph, and Muriatic Acids,
Waller Ammonia, Chlorate Potass, Tannin
Strontia, Muriate and Nitrate, Veratria,
Strychnia, Morphia, Iodine Peperine, Sail
chine Atropia, Cadmium, &c.
oc "a NJ. A. SANTOS.
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DROVISIONS- RECEIVED
l. We now offer very large and selected
assortment of Provisions. I
Is hhds. Western Sides and Shoulders, the
back bone out of the Sides, a prime article.
Mess Pork,
Prime Mess Pork,
Baltimore Hams, small and very nice,
A lot Of very superior Cheese.
ALSO,
A lot of very nice Butter,
Smoked Beet, Smoked Tongues,
Extra Family Beet, in bbls. Il bbls. and
u bbls. J
Also, No. and Mess Beef -
All the above, we guarantee and will
on the most accommodating terms.
P. S.-We have on hand 80 bags superior
Buckwhsat which we offer low to close.
PENTZ & CARTER,
noe IL Roanoke So.
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Ind a Rubbers-Ladies' Misses and
Il Chi drens Sandals over Shoes and Bus
kins. Gents, Boys and Youths do do Boots,
Just the article for this kind of weather.
Please call in at No. 8, Market square, we
are offering great inducements for cash now
oc2 l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
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breast Bacon, Hams, do in store,
- and for sale by JAS. E. JONES.
oc %
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-18

las. e. JONES, has fine lot of Fresh
- Meal. Come ana buy. Oc 20
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CIOaks, Silks and ShaWis

CtOak KS. Silks ana ShaWiS.
peo 3e 1s a nS c itosh Ct doAyks
Fancy Dress Silks at all prices embracing
Robes Dequile, and tounced Robes. Also, a
very superior assortment of Chenille, Stella,
Bay state and other SHAWI.S and SCARFS;
which, together with our very heavy stock
ofStaple Goods; we are selling very low
for cash or to punctual customers on short
credit.
oc II VIM. p. STEWART IL co.
Outer and b u C X W h a t-Real
- Simon Pure Orange County Butter and
Genuine Pennsylvania Buckwheat, for sale
by GEORGE X. GOODRIDGE,
oc27 No. 6, CampbelPs wharf.
DulveriZed Sugar at 127a cents, per
Il pound, for sale by
VIM BOLSOM d son,
oc n No. 3, Campbell's wharf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Markets..

SAN Francisco Thrrsdsy June T. 1857
FLoUR-Sas yesterday OF 100 bbs Domestic Superhne
private 0bbng sales to DAY Of go SKIS Oregon and
Domestic Sld ~; 40 do Domestic and 30 do. do. at
81 5od IS tO go do. Self Raising ut : 10.
WHEAr-No sol. have beer reported.
BARLEY-l,t00 bags tsld az s / TO-
OATs-No sses reported
PorAToIs-zg5 bags sold in lots az 10.
LaRD5csses 10 10 tins outside brand sold at & q do do
private terms 49,
BrTTER-s6 frkins EasteTn sold made public
SUcARSaes of % 900 rs Bstavsn No is at l3c 100 halt
bbs San francisco Refinery Circle and 80 boxes do pr-
waite terms
CASE GooDs-o0 assorted English goods seldom private
terms
SALERA1us-20o Chamber lains sold at SIC p 10.
SoAP-2OO bxs. Hills No. sold at &c.
BRAsDY-sse of 20 octaves low proof sc 800 do to
rvs private terms. .
WHIsRy7O bbs American high proef sold on private terms
GN-5 pipes NewYok mixed Gin sold to arrive private
terrcs
not stated
SPLITS TuRPEsTINE-Ssle Of 900 gallons at 76c.
NALs-7ep assorted sizes sold on terms not stated
CEmysr-lO0 bbls. Rosendale told at 50
HARDwARE-l0 dozen Picks assorted sizes sold on private
terms. =,
DrcK-o0 Mount Vernon Duck various numbers sold
private tel ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
THE ISTHMUS.

The Legislature was called together for an eItfaor-
binary session by the Governor, but sufficient mem
bers did not assemble TO form quorum. Ater TOUT
teen DAYS spent in vain attempts 10 organize, the
Deputies dissolved and returned bone. :,
The Governor Of the State, Sr. Cavo, hes asked
permission TO impose take on al articles i"por'so
fer consumption in the State.
Nothing further has iranspred in regard 70 The
perdpg questions between this country the United
States.
vette Apbuscade are in port; also the United states
ships indie pendence Gpd John Adams. The Decatur
on The nth for the Pacific Gusno Islands, Honolulu
The American chip FavOrite sailed on the 9Th Tor
Callao. - -
down a number of her crew with yellow few. "a
lar ded them at Aspinwall, only one has died, the
The lat advices from Costa RIGA are to May To-
there were great reoicngs in San jose on the rs;1n
Of the army. Gen. Cahss still held Rivss' Ihe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

precauton Il would be better for them 10 eros IN A..
side Of the hnc, which they did on the evening Of hs
18th Of April and took possession Of hosee that ba6
recently been occupied, and was owned By a.
Dunbar, esq. There they remained until ths ~
Of the 18th, when q detachment OF twenty-five Nex~
can soldiers, under the command Of Chleno srriy,d
and during the darkness surrounded the house All
took them prisoners without resistance led thea emf
short distance from the house and shot them vhSrs
the bodies were left ard soon after buried by ~,
Pspago Indians. While this tragedy was being p,y-
formed, the captain Of the company, With pa, q
bis men, came to the house adjoune the one in which
Mr.. Slater and myself were lodging, and inquired Of
the proprietor, Mexican, IL there were any other
Americans there. He was told that there were two
but that they were not FilIbusters. He replied ,hst
he dif wisb to mslest any but Fnibusters, and
after ,nng for some time, without succe.s, Tor an
lTishman named MeNulty, who had acessnp snied
Gen. Crabb from Sonoita TO Aq1i'obsc A. interpreter
and returned from that place, be l~t for CAyorea
taking with him as prisoner young Alma, brother.
in.law Of Gen. Crabb, who was captured in the sam
house with the four Americans.
In reference TO the location Of Mr.. Dunbar. home
there has never been doubt expressed Is 20 VIII N
eide Of the line il on, and evidence that the
Mexican authorities considered il beyond the reach Of
their jurisdiction they suffered Mr.. Dunbar TO ssl
many thousand dollars worth Of what would be casset
under Mexican law as coniraband goods, in the same
house, during the past six or eight months.
Very respectfully, your osedi-nt ..rv.n,.
WILLIAM J. ANkRIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
CHILL.

OhlII.
All continues quiet. The political Trials are s.ill
going in Santiago but create no nteres, throughout
the country.
Railroads are being constructed throughout the
country The electric telegraph is in operation. New
schools being duly established and the country is
rapidly progressing in civilization and the development
of its Industrial resources.
Congress was to meet on the lei Of June In San.
tago.
Mining is making rapid advances, both in copper
and coal Mr.. Noliept, the French Consul in Cobja,
has proposed to the Government 10 lease all the cop
per Mines paying the Government 81 per quintal
100 lbs. for all pure copper extracted. This attempt
at monopoly Is strongly opposed by all the merchants
and mine owners in Chill, and will not be granted.
Business is DULL and the want Of money is It'll
severely felt. ,,,,-
The Vvanco revolution may be said 10 be
cluded and the Castillo Government again firmly es-
tablished. Vivanco was at Arquipa with . small
force and retained only the frigate Arurimac and
steamer Peytons, the other ships having returned b
Csstla's service.
The fact Of the Chincha Islands being placed under
the protection of France and England Is confirmed.
The revolution has produced much social disorgan-
ization. Robberies had been frequent IN Lima, and
agriculture had been much neglected. Trade has also
been paralyzed and has not yet recovered.
ECUADOR.
This republic is quiet. The high price of has
made many Of the agricutursts rich but il is
pected that the high prices paid for this article viii
cause serious losses to the European SPECTATORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Dcashs.

In San Frapcsc the I'D ut of abeess liver Mr. Peter
McKenns formerly mber of Young America Engine Com
psny No Is Deceased native Of Canada and aged about
g years.
In Nevsds May q, Mr.. Isabella Conner, late u lows.
Jeys Ranch Sacramento May H. from the bite OF
raitle-pafe, Samuel Mckinney, late Of Illinois.
In Vsleci,o May a. Alfred ARIEL OF Allen aud Deians
Taylor ss.d II months. 80
In San francisco May ST. the residence Of Mr. James s
Foee Ezra L. Housh aged 50 formerly OF Nashua,
~ y.
Nevada May a. Mary Ann daughter of Francis and Ann
Jane Mien, sged IS months.
In Ophr May IS Of consumption Jscoo Price aged Il yesTs
formerly Of Pomeroy, q.
In Auburn Barney aged IS years formerly Of Jeher
c. UNITY y. Y. .,
May e. his residence Weber Greek about half mile
from Dsrp stSn's Ranch Patrick Ne1es late OF Akaasasr
aged 50 years -
San Francisco juno Maria Russell daughter OF AeKsn'
der and Mary c. Coffin aged 10 years.
Nav 6 drown ed in the River Steamboat
Slough Alexander Crab of VIM. Crab esq, Of Soye,
East Csnsda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
SONORA.
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE CRABB MAS
SACRE.


From TIE Los angeles Star May p.
The feeling of hope which pervsded our entire com.
munity that the reported murder of Mr.. Crabb and
bis party might turn out to be exaggerated has qnor
on Monday last of Major Robert Wood and Major
Tozer who belonged to the expedition, but were not
at the fight Cavorca. They confirm the report pub
lshed by TIE San Diego Herald, of the annhilation
of the party not being left 10 tell the tale The
boy mentioned in the report as having been saved is
III known to the gentlemen above mentioned nor is he
known to any u the other persons from Sonora with
whom we have c0nversed on the subject.
The following detail of the operations and adven-
tures a Messrs Wood and TOzer, obtained from
these gentlemen. 1t will be seen why they were not
with Mr.. Crabb, and the narrow escape they had from
destruction
The expedition, Under the command Of Mr.. Crabb,
crossed the Colorado numbering hundred aud ten;
the officers whom have heard named were Colonies
r. n. Wood and McC0un, Majors Robert Wood aud
Tozer.
AT the river, Mesns. Wood and Tozer we're detailed
20 proceed TO the Gaarden Purchase and raise
pGny. They succeeded in enrolling twsrty-six men,
wiO elected Grant ORGY their captain, he being ac
quanted with the country and the people. The CON-
pary started for Sonora expecting to be joined At
Csvarca by large force, who TO land a. point
ON th, Gull Lear that town. la this hope they were
dappsinted and TO this disappointment 10 be at
tributec the reverses of the party However, they
proceeded on their way and had advanced within two
miles Of CavoIca, when further progress became in
possible.
That afternoon, about o'clock, they attacked
by force OK four hundred men, composed Of two hun
dred soldiers, enc hundred armed citizens add Que
hundred armed Indians. The fight continued till night
fall when finding their position perlous they charged
through the enemy and effected their pessage. They
proct eded down tie river 10 the suburbs Of the town
Of CavoIca which they found occupied by a large
Mexican force and in consequence could not enter. In
The morning they beard firing within the town. which
from subsequent information, they suppose 10 have
been the execution Of Crabbs party.
Crews command then began a retreat for the Pur-
chase They we're pursued by force of over one hun
dIed men and in addition To the natural difficulties Of
he Ioad lad 70 fghtheir Ypy back against enemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

10 Trinity Choreh Sen Fneisoo Tuesday evening Jane
ky the Rev I. Yer Mehr d. d., Chsriee H. BALDWIN
dat q the United ststes Nsvy 70 Miss Permeis G. Toree
both q Bsn FIsncisco. -
In San Francisco at the First Congregational Church BY be
Rev Lacy May a. Mr. Lease W. Ross u Ms. Sarah e.
daughter Of MAJOR Thomas Morse formerly Of Bath Me-
In San the First Congregational Ch1rch
by Edward s. Ley. Mr. Jan W. Cor. formerly 81
Rochsne Ne, to Miss Maggie Barrett formerly o. sing
Sing SY. ~,
: In San Frsnc,co, May q, BY the Rev T. Bsnniser Mr.
Gratil formerly Of Maryland 20 Miss Melinda TIae'' Of
Quincy Ill ,,,,
Jaeisouvie May M Jco. ~ Lyds.on TO Miss Lucy A.
McCowin, both Of Jseksonviile-
In San Francisco May by the Rev. Dr. Anderson Joseph
Hale esq Of Stockton 10 Mis- Elizabeth d. Poole OF stockto
Mass a,
In San Yrsncisco, May 90 BY the Rev Dr. Anderson, M
T. Cri;enden Of Columbia 10 Mss Jane D. Croft OF PhiA
GelpiiA =,
In San Frsncisco June !. by the Rev. T. Lacy Mr. A.
B. Fay Miss Mary ~ Putnam, recently from Marlboro
Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Su,sJ2,s67 IN GOLD.
LOSS AT THE BRANCH MINT.
MINING NEW s.

The u. s. NJ. steamship Illinois, c. 8. Aal,s. +, G
Navy commanding, left Aspinwan jane 10 a, o. %
.. H. ard arrived at Quarantine, p. r 40 o,,ock on
the afternoon of Saturday, tie s,h. She ,rings the
California mails of the 5,h in 81 $50 So on ffegbt
and 136 passengers. In the H of pas..,yers will he
noticed the names of the. Hon. j. B. Fowlin. United
States Minister to New.6rcnada Judge Lott of Cali
forpia and Lieut.. S. Mowy, U. s. A.
Lieut.. Mowry, late in command of,Fprt Yuma, beers
q numerously-sgnea petition for the erection Of the
new Territorial Government Of Arizona, in the Gads-
den purchase.
The captaia of the Abby art Elizabeth, spcken on
the Oath inst, repoSs large 're at Pcrt.ar Prince;
100 houses burned.
The steamer Jehn L. Stephens, X. III. Pearson, COM
mandipg left Sen Francisco June s. at 9sg. m, with
III passengers and - 26s 1872 in treasure on freight
t$4l5 1926 (Which foreign scceur and arrived
at Panama ct 1880 q. the 10TH
A treasure train was,obbed of $500 on the 9TH Of
June between ManIariila and Colinre Mexico.
June 49, spoke stesner Sonora fer San Francisco
with passengers &C., for the Illinois from Nes.YoYk
June s. all well.
June 2, at s P. n, lat 80 N, Ion "A W., spoke
whaling schr. Valentine, Cook of Provipcctowp,
Mass, with l45fbls oil; crew'rl wen; 18th, arrived
at Aspinwsn U. S. sloOpoiwaz Saratoga, Csnamsnder
Chatard, ~ oeys nom Hsmpten Roads; l6h, arrived
at Aspinwar ~. S. sloop-ofwar Cyane, Commander
Robb from Sen Juan de- Ecrte, with 142 Of Walkers
party; 18th, arrived at Aspnwall U. s. trigate Roa-
noke, Capt. Montgomery, IL days from Hampton
Roads; 17tb u. S. freate Wabash bearing the broad
pennant of Commodore Paulding, left Aspinwall at
p. IN. with the l42 of Walkers party brought to
Aspinwal by the Cyahs, destination probably New
York; 18th, bark g. Ii. Mora, from Fc;at Arenas,
costa R;oa arrived at esylv in moi MING
with 3ei of Walkers psrty; they transported to
Aspnwan on the same day and taken OF board the U.
8. frigate Roanoke.
Left at AspinwaIs me 10, II. b. H. ship-ofthe.line
Orion, Capt Erskiss; II. b. NJ. figste Tartar, Capt.
Durop.
Wednesday, June "a, at q. M, lst. 26 10 NJ, lon.
"A W., spoke aherm. brig Abby 81 Elizabeth, Of
New-Bedford, 9S'ays from Port su Prince for New
York oil well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

excited BY blood and conquest they themselves beieg
without food or wat-s and foot having lost Their
snimsl', esggsge and everything but whs, they stood
this iphotptsble region and finally crossed the
American line having sustained the loss Of only four
killed and three wounded Names Of the killed John
Hughes, joseph Thomas, VIM; Wood, -Chsmbers.
The intelligence of the defeat and massacre Of
Crebbs party reached them both here, having
been brought in by Irishmau, resident Of Sonora,
BY Mexican trader and BY the Papago Indians ans;
Doita. 1t was surrounded by force estimated at
2,0o0 men. fight occurred on entering the town.
Among the killed on the American eide was Col X.
n Wood. Cmbb party, ~ is stated In the published
account, occupied two houses between which, although
connected by corridor, WAS narrow passage, IN
which was well Of water. The Mexican forces sur
rounded the house, keeping out OF range Of the
two pieces Of artillery, whenever any to draw
water, their only refreshment, from other causes
appeared in eight. This unequal and desperate con-
test, siege rather, *as sustained for eight days,
when the houses having been set fire, the devoted
band marched out, white flag borne before them,
surrendered stacked their arms and were merciessly
executed. Among the party was DIR. Snesd, who
Joined Crabb at the Monte.
After the execution the Mexican forces occurred the
country in search Of stragglers Of any who might
be supposed to have favored the progress Of the
Americans. One of these parties entered the town Of
Sonota which is on the line the greater part Of the
Into one of these latter store kept by Mr.. Dunbar,
they entered and dragged out by a lssso four men,
who from disease had been left behind by Crabb one
Of them being utterly helpless from rheunatisn-ted
them to stakes and shot them, leaving their dead
bodies 20 be devOured by the vutures of the field.
But the Indians, more humane, dug graves and in
tered the boties.
The names Of the men thus ruthlessly massacred on
American coil not having participated in the invasion
Of Sonora, were Charles 4. Parker, Stephen n.
Bunker, Joseph A. Harrison and = Long. The
three first PANIED from Sonora, Tuolumne County
They were murdered by party Of MeIicans mum:
beriDg twenty-five, six days after the execution OF
Crabbe's party.
Mr.. Dunbar isl resident Of Sonora, in extensive
business, and has stores in Soneita Calablzas, Tue
sop, &C. He is well known in the country, and his s
the principal American house in the town. The invi.
zion Of his domcile his compulsory fight, the sackng
of his store and the murder of the unfortunates who
were sheltered by him, form a series of unprovoked
Outrages for which, perhaps, reparaton may be de-
handed Of the Government Of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
The following-is the treasure list ef the Illinois:

We tender our thanks to Mr.. E. III. Mitchell, Purser
of the IBts, and to BerfordSS Co.'s, and Wells,
Fargo g. Co.'S Express for the prompt delivery of
California papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
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ssEtng AXE thts sifsettoa uiH ~ have 60 assbs
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tFssa Ne Lysehe.rg yazissss
WHAT VIRGINIA SEEDS.

She nerds. Ers, aud foremost her share o: the
Psslis I.ase-, to unbardea her OF The imnep.,
Seigus o her debt-to relieve her people u taIa-
tios-so euabis ber % eonpists her Esrss Of 10
i~saai snqseyeuest aad sp-a ap Aixh vay- y, rns,.
Sst-iS lacrosse her iiirFary fasd aoe h~- mean.
Of ssablshins and ks-Pag 1p "a. itu ions Of hsr
az. All 10 pa-e her toOtiax of pali,ical euaaI
ny 9TH Other States nov t~nslng adSaaIsxes IRON
the FEDERAL Eovr'nnest, uhieh she, th0oEh eqaaIiy
SntIIirS. - tcoird.
She SeeS3s sireci usde Win The ereai eonm.rei.l
n1Ii0os 81 The Sorss fsi.vs Der from 0nasers.sTy
easrgss 90 her trade and her Tree trun habs
D IAe inpoStinx eites ct the North and degrading
vassalszs 70 sine people inim'esi 70 her ias Iiu-
thsas and rrgardless Of Ter rights am homer
She seeds isctoftes. ~ WORK inlo TIE imp lsueals
co Il ..s.fs ast M fahTtc, % trade fhr pecfurt
Of her mines. bef iosssts her fields and folds with
srsting them % dIslsBce for TIE paf nsse and
pSvies at The charges Of carriage back sard and
tsSards t~sh'ss lssiHR The advantage Oi diversified
lshsF ast hsase matksts
she B~ecs the enfianehise merit Of capitol 50 tha,
nosry nay b. Ief 20 .evk IT, osn Valas. under me
lavs Of e"mPetiiion goversinz oshs com zodi,i~-.
ard 80 hat the petal e<toagiax tothe state hut
Boz c8ploTrt RhJuzd. b-caasr 10 6rds there mote
preamble usss, nay be driwH hack asd kept am cog
Uar,eIErs.
-hs n~sds a r,form or rhs Iasp.rtinn Law. nov
% oai ifiie AMI eAf-ns salasbl- IN Sept. iDe
poltctsH- WITH FiA-e. a. The cHpebsr 81 producer.
Sh- Aects 90 a5'li'ion at the Pence iaas aus the
ssbsuiait0u 81 Sb-rs GaFinx the s9n.rS II st.ek
kssp thsus 10 iasl.ss 81 tsI,oy farmer, 20 "a.
sr''at q oae tariA heir uSshs 10 PfoIss. them
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