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SnnteS.

= Grbdlt ein 5ranSule idle6ten 9Bein, 10 ruft or /:
,Wtpn Oieu! srbalt er aber 9uten ,Siable !"
: &adbel erbielt einmal Bel einem SamilienfeIte
Gin nisrfrirbtses @eidenf. Gs par Elm in antitcn
Stpl searteitetes, nit feds Surelen seldmidtes Dt-
abem. Die 9teine bilbetsa ~fclsenbes gfrpli6cn {:
Srrane, 2lbrienne, Samilic, Scrmipne, Gn,ilie,
2apoiee, befanntlih @lan3rplen Der srp6en Sras6btn.
aud bic Nrt uap 8eiie, in welder ibr bas pradtiae
9eidenf iiberrei@t iprrpe, mar prisineG. 8adet Bate
ndmlia ben sSunf6 9edubert, Sarpfen gu efIen, unb
ais Der Slid aufsetrosen rnb 9eGfnet wurbe, faub
man III %lcinsrt Snnsrn pas Diabem. Der Name pes
@rters lit niGt tefannt 9%eporoen.
: rs 1T bOdit iunocrbar," iasts Gin 3aturfpr,
FIBER, nbab inns nur bic meibliden MrsquitpS pei=
ni9en."
30 gar nidt lpnoertar," antipcrtete Elm @bemann.
2afpnilde @crene. Sn einem Sprfe ,parb elm
Dicb rr9rihcr, Der nit einem 2einpanbfittcl tetleipst
mar. Der SprflGulse ianbte i'm pur6 Granspprt
r%ttttelt Seriht an bas ndhlte Snquiitpriat ,inb ab=
~relirte ben Seriht: ugn Gin t6nislides Snquiftp,
riat gu o.. Seifulsenp Gin S6iept6t in srarcr
2sinipanb ]"
Nadb cinem %neuelten Sefebl pes &aiIcrs Qpuis
Napplern miile Die failerlihen YpitiIpne mad elmer
alten Mpbc, SDrringe tra9en.
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%ssip0rSen uno ireten untss psn Sannwsrleyn une
Sauern Defenders bsrppr. Die Slulfonen miGen
%serlt0rt, Die SerpFihtunsen sessn pas anssfammtc
Satsrlano Zen SetbSrpen b%rinsenp ans Ser; selsst
~!perben."
&ann man iG cine f6iliGsre @totipiruns penfsn 2
5ripple auspanperune. g2er bate ienals Don ber-
sleiden SebSrts gei6tfertiss iiterlceifhe 8eilen!
Gin neu erfunOsner durfirfGi6 belFi6er 8esrtf.
llnmotipirtss srbeitiu@en i'm @usIanbel SD penfe
iser i'm Auslanpe srteit iuat, ttut oies, ,petl er In,
Snlanre feline Fnpen lam. Die Guspanbsrer lpaen
~ierner ltidtaltise @riinNe %ansebsn. Dies wirD ibnen
nt&t idwer faaen. sic rnSsem iid nidt mebr BON,
Surfirlten idinpen la6en uno trraen lieber in @mes
rita fret unp wpblbabenb. ais IN &ur1eIcn aefnedtet
unp arm iein. Die ufnan,ieGet unb ipcials5fpap-
mii&sn @riinoe" unp rr n9iaGtbeile fir bic @e-
meinSe' iinp parin si iu&en, DAP Der &urfirt aue
feline llntertbansn dis ieiue eeibsisenen tetradtet unp
DAP mebrers Gemctnren i6pn aaf9ebGrt baten al eri~
~itiren, neil ale lire Mitgliebcr ldpn altssemanbert
iuO. MSse Der 8uriirit iid nur aetrcf int bas TN
perneiolihc fG9rn. (9Etl.)
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= Die %beriiNnte furbeifi6e Nesieruns Sat ib
f~cl9cnben amtItAen @rlaiIes ~rutlsbist. sic brfeblt
ibrcn 8eamten
J.. 9enieni9en, pelde i'm Quslante @rbeit Iud,cn
i%poller, bies nnr sr9en bic Anfi0rung binretbenpcr
grllnpe unp unter ScrGaltung Der 0Fi6ten, welhe
lie Dem Observation-Disclosures ihulpen, gu ~setatten.
2. Sci Der GrtHeiluns SOn palen ms a(uslanp
nit 9rcBsr SOri@t Sn Berte, ;u geDrn.
3. Die @nSwanperun9 in Gin iberIeeil6es Qanb
rur psnen sit %9ritatten, bic iDren 0Hibten seoen ben
Stoot III jerer Se3ieEua9 na6setommen linb unb
lh@Aalti9s 0ri'npe pafiir %aufibren tGnnea, ferner if
nsn Die @~sfaArrn, penen tic ii6 papurdb a~usieBen. in
einOrtn9lt6en 9Bprtcn @SriuDalten 9lufmunterun-
gen sur IuSnanperur0 inter feinen rlmItanben al
OuI0en nnp Siejenisen, tpeG@e l@ ~perlelten idulpio
MAIDEN, I'M erltet 8etretnn9sfoQe burd5 9(nsipeiluno
beim 3reitsn @al natb ben 8elttmmuneen bes Ge-
leBes ais lleteltR1ter gu t~eltrafcn. Sn Den @fptiveu
9eiBt es: Die 9roBsn Naatbei(c unb 0efobreu,
pelde frtScle Nuswanperuna, unmcttSirtes QrbeitIuz
den I'M aHdlanSe nnb lei@tfertisc iiterIeeil6e Reiien
FIR Die SetrrfsnNen SnbipiOuer, fir bic Samilien unb
@emeinber, icwie fir Die @eieal6aft i~iberbaupt in
iittli4er, ftanSieQer unb ipeial Sfonumil6er 8e,ieb-
un9 NIT iib fiiHren, inb felt Sabren iiberaa fd,tbar
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@arte 3eiten.

70 fia9t nno ltuf;tt ale gBelt,
I8ie i6Isdt bic 2ti, mic rar bae @elei
Der 9anbwerfsnann fltlt srpse geir,
DEM Nismanb fdats iu ,abIsn Gin;
Der 8aufmann bat Der aunbtn snug.
Dp6 Itiber fftbn it al I'M Bud
@n 8parcers ftbIfS in teinem Saus,
Sur nit benz 8Oistlb ftbt's b6s aus.
Selbt wsr fur ne 8irbe %fpltftirt,
9stp6bnIi4 2ut uub 3sit %ssrliert,
Dsnn gar iu oft unb gar ~ fsbr
St nsbit benz Strj Ser SsuteI ler.
Der 9ruder, Der baS sanSe Sabr Nf...
Cir feline QeItr ftibis mar.
Der fetS fur ibrsn 8sHt scforst,
llnb manGse SiertsIjabr seberst, -. 90. A
gpie traurie sebt's Dem arnisn damn,
Glppft tr sinmal fur 3abuns OF! u
Da btiBts: ,,a@ @Ott eaS IhIt6n Slott.
,Das imntcr aite Wibe bat,
Die Idnslt mir 0as iAon 9st0rt,
,,Gs 1T hae pirie 8tb ni1t mtr,b!"
80 h6rt CT Stle iMD ~belasen;
Ipb lDlIen lie Die Wabrbet lasen.
50 ilt's to5 SIatt 1itt, mas mibfdlti,
Sur, bab Der DrGftr = mill irin @elb,
limb inter SreiBiS lnS faum a3t,
Die ibre &sdnun9 absenah,
limb mic benz Srudsr, stbt eS @nbern
Die nit 'nem SrpBsn &e4nunsSpad
Son 9pntius gu Yilatus wanSern
lnb tOmmsn beim nit lstrem Sud.
90 unterHe9t'5 faum sineni 8wttfel,
9aB allies @slo total sum = G-I!-
Sft absr i.9enpipO elm Bali,
% anbert pl6Blib l6 Der Sail,
9a lieht man nidtS a5 nsue SleiSe,,
gu @ibsm fpmmen faum bic Stnsieer
9a built man ltt in ieipne &ubsr,
9a flut man ih bic 9pd,tbi6sr;
"a tlinseIl Iuitis af Der Bar
9oS 8cle uno Silber imnerbar;
Oo finrsn iib Santnrien rim
limb mNdten germ ~ssrilttrt iein -
llnS ihaut man @:snSS our8 bic S6siben.
Np gBirtSs ibr GeIhdft ~beireibsn,
90 wirb IS einem pl6Blib tlar,
Dap bod nod @tlb ~pOrbanbsn par,
limb Rap Die Belt nl&t gang 70 IbIs6t.
Da ipiro ,,9strietsI" uno ee,e6t;
Oa wirb Der @ppstit ssfiIt;
llnb oGams" uEo ySagateG" selpislt;
0a piro balb blss, balb bos erS6blt,
Bic tart Die 3sit, mic rar tas @slb!
llno an Ser g8anp lisit man nit SUIT:
,Yebor9t wirb nibt!!" Germs CATS" ,0o Erufw
limb gtpt man ipdt ipeI na@ Saus,
80 Sohlt ben !ie5:h g8irib nan aus =
Der aaRFmann, SutiHeS 9adsr unb S9a.ibtr,
Die bpr5st ia nod erpa3 .Ueittr -
81 it ee lbsral bsfslt:
Drum fa8t alb isui;t bic sanSe g8elt,
2Bic ifIsHt bic Belt, wie rar baS 9sIS.
einer. Der sudb fsins bot uns aud
fsinS irisssn Faun.
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tlauen SciSenbnt, bcr vow s;nem 5gpeiasutisct
S6leier beSsdt III, icin Soeal erfennt. llnter Dem
armet tast ls, in elm altss Sud- einsstunten, ibre
5beatero@ arperotf. uni siGt ibneI tie buntlc @trase
tinab.
Der junss @ann folst ibr auf Der 5eris,
8ortisbuns fcIst.)
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Sefanntmnmnnn

uhtetSs'Mhster bat i'm Saufe bieier Rude an grros.
afaRe' s'pstts esnte BON Der 6ten @traee, cine NomiIs
9resera erphnet. nnb tittst feline Srsurbe nm Soss
gubhtnn' BET %etnaiaem Ssbarf tet i6m yur,uinrshsm
Ssrlees miro lid tsmiibsn. aets eiu auesspSbitss nnb
Sea1aho'eee Wager gu baltsn unb bas gertrausn her
9esbrtsn &aufer ;u scipinnen. ~
acknowledgement: Saarsabluna.
@ep. 6 SnIr.
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eaaertisr.@aIn

gs uatsr'.thnsttn erlantsn fh Dem teutSh,n s,u,
oltum aniu1etsen, oae ie bic ieitter BON 5rns g,,itt
an az est eae Ger 7ten uno SrpacRrabe sefHbrtr 1irtbss
(%Sli Su,,"om ansn a saeen. unS sas fs taisItR mesa
ealtsn werper, resbalt Inn ireunolidsu ar,nr,S, M,
"" Starles s. 0reonrn
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observation-disclosures
81 aba 2 G nm

r. %, ~ WE SUW,
90 &ta'nitraBc. Dem ct. Gbarlss 5ctel s~eeenitty,
st.au't ap ben ssntidsn 0amsn Die an,eiee su mo-
sinestauften Mininergs Haaren ,ur MnG%P m, san.s sss.
tanl in istsm rbsn ansefitrten @s1aSftsIutaI ausa.-
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SSin. @iDse,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS

Sroaottr., 3lpiiden Der 5. Ii. &. StroEe.
Sas beutIdr Yubtfum, nomeutG6 ai,hsr,erfsmss
al me'n 9reBes Wager Der prrlbepcnartisitsn Ganop's, 8uds1do" wv
stn. ,Sans? orepe it. &c, sl9ner 6abrif aulmtrflan, unS sriads IA
"a 'b oursb p%ortbetIeaie eindufe unp GoiSs8ablmtaSs e. i Inv Sss
III fpnntn. A''''"''' PFtIaaTen
o. SOrss 8onIsn. in san,en, baIten unb si.rteI Ritsn,
men, ano groBsn sn mir 6tiosen irercsn. ionic aud yor:dSii%,
osn19s uno traniNtlNe. Yhaumen, aMe grtsn NlIIe'. 6 ifir ~
uho leilt'9e eonfeets. luBes Del, einsemadte G,urfen - -
SsEnsr ntadDs tA oas Ynbiitum aIf ncin sroses QIa,r ~
Oeutlhen Spielpaaren,
ApIpeope, Slreeraders, &afden, &Omun Candles ,e. oufs,sr.s,,r
80" ~" oN"H l''No &NSsfa 0iiHt gSr. 06be.
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5artsbprne's CURE-AIL,

SartStprne'S CURE-ALL.
0.r. w.. G9fap rtt srn chem Gtsmitr)
Ottles M|ittel heilt aae S&mer,cn. - Sos ,,,o,f+.
Wunbsr unierer Belt. DRY
Ottics %tpcrtbeplc SeiIminel miro inucrIid, ,rs s,s.x,;s
manot. &c bcilt ic9eih "' s"b''''p "Nae~
SSssrern0,nptswp, 9%opffhntr,,
Cholera Mcrtus, IrnfbtnIsu"
S5smr,I nS 9alttS i}iebt,
SSsnnaa, NEWMAN sur,. Sstrtnlbntcrisx,
tSStm"ra.ssn Sranbtpunbtn,
GGIHgintaugsn, @bplsra,
@%. NJ. Seitsnf5nierita.
TpussnrpH'1SeH' 9rufiGner,sn.
gSunecn pals, RinnsnhrSSsp',
Gubitneren, G,sTxIsx,s.Is.I; oey
S~ldenitmtritn, ptiSfhm.r,s, 'iPMer5eh'
S&pa&en 8ruitaiisn.
% cai1clbs iuset6 elm suts Stdrftnihei IN IA N >.
bel Wasenihpdbs, Dpsptpia uno aQeemsintrr' q v, - % otlenoee
pfeeki. 8srtauft pirb btefes Sctlmittt1 SV~"P' 'u e@S
IN Slathtn gu rs uno so Gents.
~ 5eet 8annilie, &eiienoe unb Srbshsr lout, fr .i,,.
Spaisen Gn!9ludstal psr Del ~pbBlinen aranfbrueu sinns at l,Ttm e. e.
otslen1 SeilnlitteI itts bel fb fIbren. ~" '"' o'al@e Sfh
NS- Scatst Du irsenb melbe @56msr,,r b,ss, 6
s'slsn, 8 nre- u. 9b Du miri aussaabiidTIde' p sI : n, ss
Sslhin9 fnsen. 8u BADEN Eel N'"V''u'8 uhs
+. .. M. .3abriGIpu, q. 9hsSfsr ,r,
pet alsn Mpctbsfern in Rid,npub.
- HprfplF nnO alter3 ku,, =
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9iderss 0fittsl sesen 5itber, eutss 9sroauunesmit.
tel fur idwabs Dsrlonen. unb ~uberbaupt gut eeasn
alf Srant1eltsn, ipel~e ourd llnorDuun9 bts Maaeus
sntltebsn, 1T Sotetter's 8ttters.
gu BADEN bel 6. g%Haaner.
6f unp S:oapfrase.
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Bur ssfa(Iiasn Ssahtuns!
Salon

- I|~'lk ~ Nhu
Sdfpm
gum 5riIteren, 6aarihneiecn, gfaFeren &c. r
ppr
Senrp Meser,
hnter Shllarp 9ptsl, Dem grdanae 6pteI o,o,,sss.
Sas- sSar'ne, falte unb SuIdtGber an ieSer asit
Saneu'8' an'sritan. 9adetfabrt, aetien. @,eGen,aoft,
Sdmpfiebifalrf
;ctfden
Pa"'prs "fe Reip Sorf. ola Goutbampt.,.
ssrnliislt Der rtitn auf bas SolibcFe sebauttt rrb er,.,,,.s,
s'nesr'f'tien srobsn efernsn ppiteampflGfife ""' S"Sa"8Re
Soruffta, 1000 Sons, Capt. 1routn,or,
5~ammonta, 1000 Cons, Cart. Sdm"ns.,,
@ufria, $500 Sons, Cart. SesStmonn
9aronia, $500 Sons, Cart. gbIsrs
fon 4s9 nnHaS31t i b. iassaen uHO %sLadli&en 5asrsn rabn,li5et t.
Grfsn uno 8inf,ebntcn icoen Wuuots
men 9ana8iers Won Msp gcrf naa "'" oPs0"t uo nss"
@ar'burs, 5aprs, ecntpr pns euutborr,.,.
Jul f~plsSnbsn 9rsiitn: "p'
Srnt G1iute 500
3wttte Gajutc S.
3wif6enbed az
%on $amburs nadJ ssctp Sort:
erlt Gaiuit Sll2.5O. 9iptie Galite SIS. amis6,,s,. s.s
sBeSen Nafa8e ncnbe man ib an ivy" 80
.. y. efidtars, s5oas If. Gonp.
lou Srca0WaY, Mcrp S1prf.
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Rsg- gEie man aQe @Nmer,en heilen fam,

8npf, @sitftS-. .Seitsns, @lisoer- unp &lfenibmSer,ssn" I t;O
n 0tn aniSsnblit!iht %9inSsrnnS uno san;Iidt @bbilft,, tpsnn ! n;
non sinss Gbtm;itsn + i lid aS has bette 6eilmtt.cl far Sb nsa
N efl &no4en, ytuStsln, Nerpen une @ bnea bew6brt. gSSySnSG.
aMt wirb baielbe bel Wv Ssr"
81, 4. SBa9ntr, 9. 96befer unb allen 0ruooifsn
6.tl in 8itmonb, NprfoIf uno gsterSbur1. sS'""
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g & nlferl

OWN Us q T!
unter5staneter maht bas oeuti6e 9ublttum oarouf
aufmertlan, DAP CT BON nun an tets bas bette GnpoI
sSaller NIT pa3u ~seb6rtsen Saftsn erlter SnoIitSt
ealt uno lapet feline 5reunpe Elm, lb burd, einen fiji:
len laOenoen Srunf bisroon gu iter,euaen. gatiirs
lid fir 9eIO aber obne quite Nprte.
6. Basner,
2ru99if, Ode 6. II. Brpaof.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
KANSAS.


THE ELECTION-AFFAIRS IN TIE TERRITORY.
From Our Special Correspondent.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Oct. Il, 1853.
The recent election although not of vital i'm.
poItance, is another indication of the political
sentiment Of the Territory. Its result is now
fully ascertained, and shows that the radical. or
Republican, element is dominant The election
was only for members of the Lower House, the
Council holding over another year. The election
was held under the same infamous apportionment
as the last, namely, the apportionment OF the two
noted Border Ruffians, Mathias and Johnson of the
Shawnee Mission. That apportonment throws
nearly the whole of the representation into the
border counties, the places where democracy"
alone could hope 10 do anything. But even there
il was routed. In Leayenworth County certain
class of formerly Free State men, such as DR..
Davis, Holman Currier, &c, affsted with the
Pro-Slayery men, and patched up what they called
Democracy AT their public meeting they en-
deayored to raise the question Of negro equality on
their opponents, and their hustings were bespat-
tered with placards, declaring themselves the
friends Of the white man." IL was even re-
ported that a considerable amount of Administra-
ton money was expended in the election, and
while the present condition Of the Federal ex-
chequer does not 70 favor such theory. still
it plain enough that all the effort that could be
made, was made TO save the Democracy" The
regular Frec-sate or Republican ticket wac elected
that county, however, by about hundred nm-
ority, and the resut was thus facetiousy an
nounced by the orgnn of the Democracy:
"'SwEET ARE THE UsEs OF ADyERsITY.-TRE
CRY FAILS Us-TBE RURAL DISTRICTS DuTO,-
There has been election in Leaven worth County,
and after careful examination Of a certain tabular
statement Of the result thereof the melancholy
vction is forced upon that certain gentlemen, whose
names have appeared at the head of our paper for
some weeks past were not elected. Tnis singular ac-
cident is mainly attributed to various elements
pro n,inent among which stands a lack Of votes
In Donipkan County, where mongrel ticket Of
Tree-State and Pro-Slayery men, styled :" Democ.
racy," was also run, the regular Free.State or
Republican ticket was elected. Atchson County
was the only one where a similar result was not
obtained. Two tickets were run on county seat
issue, and the Atchison ticket was elected. The
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
CENTRAL AMERICA.

TIE Hon. b. d. Clarke, United States Minister, had
returned ficm Honduras to Guatemala. having been
mot favorably received in the former State.
Great fears are entertained for the crops owing -
the continued drouth, which has prevailed for an un
usual length of time.
There has been such adulteraon of late in indigo in
San Salvador that lie Government has imposed
heavy penalty on any parties who are known to assist
i'll any way In producing or selling spurious article
Tie new college had been inauguratcd with great
ponp in The City If New San Salvador.
Our dates from Nicaragua are not go late as those
already received. The Government is still discussing
the formation of one National Government out of the
various Central American States. The meeting of the
Presidents of tie respective States will probably be
I,d in Guatemala in order to to decision rela
i've 10 thir question.
III Punta Arenas there is no Improvement in bas-
ness Eind everything throughout the country Il III
,,,rr"plcte state If stegnatiun.
me u"N e..nfIt has approved the tready oi peace
amiiy and friendship ,,..t il.lgium
view of the services rendered 10 the General Govern
ment during the late war, and Of its rapidly increasing
importeuce is in future to be called a city.
Tie President has also approved the contract with
the Messrs. Caniy, for the steam navigation Of the
rivers Sayapiqui and san Carlos, celebrated with the
Supreme Government, excepting however, the article
cohceding monthly subsidy of $50 for carrying the
mails to and from San Juan del Norte; and the article
granting them the exclusive privilege to navigate
these rivers.
Tie Central American States are a, present all
traluuil,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Married.

San Fral,i-oo Sept 70, by Rev Bi.hon Kin Mr.
Howard 10 Miss Mary Moore both or iifnl-nLia
Oak Shsoe Farm Santa Cara County, sept 10 ,he
Rev Charles McClay George II. Briggs 10 Miss Elsie Holn
beck otuebter of W. s Holenbcck, esq . .
In San francisco SEPT 20 By the Rev Z. Lacy, Mr. Alex
aud.r St,h raud Of Bed, Mics Aun Howe of Canada
In Yoo County sept g j. w Robeg-onto Clara o. Willard
Valley, L. Frank Clc Gland 10 Miss Cahane
Ida MGssie. .
At Bartholomew Bridge Fl Dorado County Sept IS Nj
Clovis Beneau to Miss Grace Garrett.
the Revere House Napa Sept 49, Andrew York TO Miss
Ia San Francisco SEPT 90 Hamilton Berry OF Boston to Miss
Louise c. Craw ford If Philadelphia.
In San Francisco, Sept l9 Wilhelm Hoz 10 Miss Augusta
BeIn. 49,
Al s. Louis Sierra County Sept H. Rualdo s. Carter to
A. San Jose Sept a. s. @ Antes 20 Miss Maria Allen.
In Sen Francisco p BY the Rev DR.. Scott, Mr Wm
II Cougeton to Miss Jennie A. Finerty.
In san Eroncco, Sept g. AZ the Fret German Evangelical
ulcrnn Church by the Rev. Mooshake, Mr. Hinrh Bin
ming TO Miss GcsiI Dlerks. -
In SAN Francisco SEPT So BY the Rev. r. 2. Cutler M
Noah Arnold Of Shass to Miss Virginia J. Shredder Of Bst
moe, Nd
Al Sacramento, Sept a. Andrew D. Dunn to Mary A. Ne
Cam.
In San Francisco sept So by the Rev l. Lscy Mr. Orson
H. keyes Of San francisco TO Mrs Ems Robbins OF New
Bedford, Mass.
AT sacramei to- Sept 20 =. Rogers Mary Wright.
Josc sept 80 Henry {. Hun uson, of Sacramento
Miss LINE Gleason, daughter OF Aired Co~es
Big Oak Flat TuOlure County. =, 25 BY NJ McGchee
Justice Of the Pesce Albert Mack Mrs Elizabeth Bscme
ter formerly Of Philade phia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
LATER FRON TEXAS.

From The Nso O,ieaa, Picayuse Of Oc, p.
The Galcesfon Aegs of the 18th furnishes the sl-
nexed in sting intelligence:
letter received by this mornings mail from the IN
terror coI firms the of the battle between Major
Van Dorm aud the lbdians, Brought by the New
Orleans mail this morning.
Mr.. Charles l.. Barnard writes to Tie Uac0 Dsmo-
crat from BraZus Agency Oct. l. that jim Shaw tba
famous Delaware interpreter for the Texas Reserve
lh0aIs Tell from ieb.e adOiuiDg his house at that
agency that morning, aud dsloca ed his neck, killing
lin instantly. He was JS years Of age, and has been
Identified with the Iudan affairs our frontier for tha
last fifteen or sixteen year..
We have now received the full returns from the
county ssor for the present year. aud the footing
up shows the total value Of taxable property IN tho
State 10 be Sy2, ,S7 311, against $is3, 59i D for 1851,
and $lCl 400 for 1856 The total State tar, ad
r0torem for his year, il s2GS SS3 %, against $S-
l.6 81 or 1897. Had there been reduction in the
rate Of taxation, til, total taxes would have been
S33s75 ~ so that the State has lost by the rsduc-
tion s5i g92 -.
The epidemic has not abGted in Galveston. The
weather Was quite VAIN, though there had been heavy
and strOig ea-tsrly winis. The sexton reported
% interaeris Oh the l6th Eth and 18Th, OF which
yellow fever eases.
The .Ners publishes a letter dated Waco, Oct. -,
which gives the following account Of the battle wRn
the Conan ches.
Ibave only this moment bad the perllssl Of highly
Interesting letter from Chas. T.. Barnard Of the Brazos
Agency, giving a brief account Of another brilliant
victory gained over the wild Comanches and kcka-
po0s combined. Maj. Van Dorn's Second Cavalry,
aid L. s. Ross with The reserve Indians, opposed ihe
Wild tribes in this combat. =,
OcbiM-, a Tah.wah-canos chief who was id ts
light brings tne intelligence by express, TO the agency
and gives, IN substance. about as follows OF the en-
gaecment: TIE second cavalry, under Van Dorm, ana
the reserve Indians, under l.. 5. Ro'sj CaPt, o. r.
Ross SOM, came upon the Comanches near "Ts" a
village, about 81 miles from Fort Aroacke' lls
aes charte ed tie Conanches in rayine' the iesel,o
IN diaIs, fighting With their accustomed bravery, sa
ceedei il cutting of about 100 head Of animals. wnch
they saved and the second cavalry drove tine 'ns'
ches before them in q most desperate nand'o-A"''
engagement.
In this charge Lieut. Van Camp was killed inslanr
ly Major Van Dorm badly wounded, and 50 VI
junior Capt l.. s. Ross Of the reserve corps, a..
twelve or thirteen Of the "a cavalry woundel ~, ~
loss is severe, bnt ample satisfaction IS had lin tne h
OF the enemy. Some ~ scalps were taken tna' my
had got Sevs raj ComaDche prisoners were taken ~
the 100 head OF Comanohe horses secured. Onr wVun
ed have been taken into Fort Arbuckle for medicn e
IL il supposed that Van Dorn's expedition VIII ~
dsband and return to their quarters, as the comnap
il hons de o01abat. I should have stated that INV
soldiers were killed in the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

In son Frsncisco Sept ~ SD year of his age Dr. John
Z. MaCauley, Of acute Ihthysis.
member Engine COMPANY No g. formerly Philadelphia
aged .7 years, s months and is day,.
formerly # steuben Caurty Ind aged y yeaIs
At stockton Sept ls Thomas J. Aylsworh. aged 25
Al faceTNie Sept G, Mrs Lucy, wife OF the Hon. r. NJ
In San auci.co Sept a. at o'clock a. m Thon.. sta:.
luet Of Nantucket, Mae, aged So years.
In san Francisco sept 49, Mr. Clara Ann, wife Of Robert
NJ mis- Iaiiye of Philadelphia, ssed 10 yesTs.
In San Fancisc Sept g. Mrs. Julia McCsbe aged q wears
and 7month- sns'iye Of Nsw,iork.
In San Francisco, Sept 81 MI Israel Fearing Nye. native
Of WsTcham, Mas, aged - Neais.
At Sacramento Sept. 2 Catherine George wife of Jacob
In fIsncco, sept - ofyphod fever, Johann Wazen
native OF Hanover Germany aged Is y.ss, months and
At Push Greek Yoo County Sep, le Mary Ann wife of
James Z. Lilsrc, sged Il years.
In Sen fIsncisco. Sept = q typhoid fever Charles p
Smiley son DR. Thomas T. and sarah Smiley, Of Paiade
Ihs, aged - years sud mouths -
In San Fsucisco SEPT q A. J. Taylor (Na,chesl native
At Petsluna Tcwnshp S,It g. John L. Tanner aged 81
In San Francisco Sept % Mrs. Jane f native of
FIsneco. SEPT Edwin H. Waits, formerly of Nor
iolk, Va, ssed IS y,aTs.
At Murih.' - CsaNerss County, Sept ~ NNesrct vii. Of
Santa Barbara Aug % Teodoro Aresnes aged &c years
Al stockton, Sept "a ss Louss ouy dassAter y! Daniel
I and Seish l.. Dsgsert aged 10 yesit -
Francisco ~ p of affection Of the brain Charles
Asbpy only Of s A. and N. L. Sheppard years
months and 10 days
In Fsneeo Sept, So James Carr. formerly o. Boston,
On board steamship Golden Gste q, 80. sept ~ Jacob
VIM ste from Derby Line Vermont formerly r-saed q,
P.tsGma, California aged ~ yeass.
On board steamship Godcn Gate. Spt & Michael Lehsn
Mas, AGED y
On tbs rish, July in lat ST 70 s. ian 50 w Mrs oake.
wife 0akes of chip Horsburgh port Bos IN
while III Of Temporary insanity jumped ol erbS.rd or the
AFTER deck and was drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
WASHINGTON AND OREGON.

THtBAr1LE 90 FouR LtSEs.-The following are
the officers in command OF the United states troops al
the battle OF the -Four Lake, mentioned IN ON slh
mary Of Oregon ami Washington Territory news
Corru,rl der ColfGrorre Wrisht. sisH-Csp.- R,lph '"
Krkh.n Quart Lent p ovsn, A;-'s,ani AdJu'aI'
q. neral; DR.. Hammond, sur-eoo. ,,.
s.sr-Leu, LsRreuce kip Adju'sn' Of the baiison
Rob-fi O. Tyler, r. D. ksnsom, Geo. r Ihr!e ana 's'
Hows;d. ss L.
Noniat- Jor-i'ser BoHeyyOne section oonnland'a ~
Lieut. JAMES l.. White. - . H. u
L,a0ooa,-Pre,e, MAJOR Wu v Gisr; Lieuts, Henry D.
Da,i4sou Wu p. Psudu and David Nom Greg . =,
RG>s-CaIfs Fred T. Den md CHas' :. "hii''' Lt'' "
y. Fi.mng. 80 n = o-4
sur..on Randolph s-o in tie sid CAp' r - Il Va
and out NJ r. Morgan were with tie reserve; Capt =
Hard and Lieuts n. B. Lyon, II. O. Gibson ana " r. D.
Dsudv with the coupaI-- if, Egard % tHe camp
The command 20 b. pushed ward inn.edtey v 'P
han River, pursu, of The hostile ti.be.