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Later from California.
IBy the 0v-iln,d Nal

sr. l.ours, wednesday. Oot. g, fS.S
Tie Overland mai. which ar:yei last rs,,s
brought letters to Oct. but Do sau Prancisco p,,,-,
1he Los Arye'es Vineyard Of the "a ret. Is. h.v.
ever, to hand. 1t contains An necoun, o. bs,,ls =.
-Four Lakes Oregon, 90 the LIST OF s. ptenber. bet~c..
three hundred troops under Col Wright soi Il We bun
dred Indians, In which the Indians were or,l.t.,,
routed, with tie loss Of seventeen killed s,A man,
wounded. The troops sustained no loss whatever.
The Oregon State Leg stature met at Salem on B,s
18th Of September, and adjourned sine die tim. 90,
ing up the State organization until the regular a..
mission Of Oregon into the Union by Congress.
Delsfon Smith and L. +. Grover, who have bs.
elected to represent the State in the United SAT-.
Serate, were about leaving Portland for w..A.
ington.
Several attempts had been made 10 set ere to po..
land.
There is no California news Of l,esst. ia u. Ia.
'Argels paper
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The most extraordinary human butchery that
ever occurred in this city is reported IN all its ter
rible details in our columns this morning. a
young man named Francis Gouldy undertook win
hatchet, butcher.knife and revolver, to destroy
his parents, brothers, sisters, servant- ana hlin'
self The fsther, mother, two brothers and TWO
servants, were horribly cut and ma 1gled but none
were actually killed at the time, but IT IS probable
that three, at least will die. This fearful butch
ery was the WORK of few minutes only just after
the family had retired to rest. As soon as he had
stricken down all whom be could get at, he ran
back to his own room and blew od one side OF his
head with a shot from the revolver. The family
are Of the highest repectability, and sothins like
cause can be assigned for such an unlcoked-for and
terrible outbreak of murderous frenzy. 1t is
case of unexampled horror, and has created the
most painful excitement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The meeting of the supporters Of HORACE +.
CLARK at the Cooper Institute tonight, promises
to be one OF the most important ever held in this
city. We are assured that all the gentlemen
advertised viii speak. Mr.. Clarks election is
now made moral certainty. The President, who
tried to buy and drsgoon Members of Congress
receive a timely and significant rebuke.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

We need hordly urge our readers to careful
perusa of the speech of Gov. Seward, delivered at
Rochester on Monday evening, which We print in
full this morning With the instinct ofa states
man, the speaker discards all minor, temporary and
deiusiyr ;ss:nes and treats only of what is final and
essential. Clear, calm, sagacious, profound and
impregnable, showing Icastcrly comprehension of
the present aspects and future prospects of the
great question which nov engrosses our politics.
this speech will be pondered by every thought 'ul
man in the land and confirm the eninencc so long
maintained by its author.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Both members from Iowa are surely Republican
The Dubuque Times of the 23d inst estimates
upon the strength Of returns most of which are
official, with only one Democratic County to hear
from, the majority Of WILLIAM NANDEyER, in
the lid Congressional District, at more than 1900
This is Republican gain of nearly 1000 upon the
vote for Governor last year. SAMUEL Il. CUR
TIss majority in the lst District Is likely TO be
between 500 aud 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ard Warren Of the Fifteenth Ward, Jas. Cushing
ir. Of the Seventeenth, and Oliver III. Lee OF the
Twentieth: Mr. Ben dict only comes up for re-
election this year. OF the : who voted nay, four
were Democrats: Andrew II. Green and A. l..
Byrne Of the Twentieth Ward, WIN. f. Curtis c'
the Eighteenth and John OKeefe of the Twen-
tieth. No action was taken with regard to the
member on Blae kwel's Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

now them in their Practice.
The BR,sDRETH Pills remove In almost impetceptbe
manner al accumuatons aud purify and nyigoTate the
bood their good effects by
Being composed entirely of Vegetables they do
expose hose who them to DANGER their effects are
dolly
mste red in infancy youth manhood and old age, and to
women in the critical and delicate circumstances Iney
do shock the animal functions but restore their
order and reesabish their health
ur race are subject TO a redundancy Of yased BILE and II
is as dangerous ~ il prevalent; but BRASDRETHs PILLS
afford an invaluable aud efficient protection BY their oecs
n prevent collection Of those impurities which,
when quantities. much danger TO the body
health liver complaint dyspepsia, loss OF ap
pet pain in the head heartburn pain IN the breast bone
sudden fsnness and costveness wenynne hundred con
.ceItus physicians them in he practice to the exclusion
G other The frs, letter Of their value ye. scarcely
appreciated When they better known sudden death and
continued sickness will be of the past Let those who know
them speak right out in their favor.
Principal BRAsDRETHIS OFFICE. No. 29i Csnast Bran
dIeth Building.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

APr,cric.L FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR -
rtirr uv eoual woTt. No missing ripping Of sii'ches
NJ ge,tipi out Of order. Any BODY can use IL
everybody will have II. ~,
fsccured by recent grant Of Letters Patent -
Tr,l,ye RIGHIs for few States and Countes will be
ns.d hin he reach Of sny person for nominal sum
TowN Rights ALSO 81 cEDED, THAT THt D'rSso1oN
s rrope;or. confidently they place before the
public s greatest chance for profitable Investment ever
.hh by its Astonishing simplicity andow cost; VII a. once 20
u, The who have been anxiousy waiting tor the Ms
Parties wishing purchase requested 70 call oace ef'
snse tbs wonderful achievement snd secure moAoPoy
Of the Stste or county desiTed =, - c,.,..
Office, BARTLETT Co,
Needle Manufacturers No. All Broadway,
corner Cals 81, n l.
Inform alton sso obtained Of JOY Cor Co. No i'e Chest
.I or circular with of Machines. AL letters
"a ir.ure attention. mu,t contain return pcstas~.
,s,on tbe Nsyelty Ps,eD rs Threading Family Sew
G Machine pleasure In assuring the public that this
chin all claimed for it, and would ask for the i'm
mece attention Of all those ntersted IN plaers 50 c'e al
sTtcle IN the hands Of each snd every family iu land
Res. II. j. Fox Ashland Institute n. l.,
~ 7. RUDD, Rome, n. Y.
CHas. CLARKE, Psssaie, N j..
J. T. ROGERS, NewHaycn. Conn.
n MososEy MCutgomery, Ala
w J. RoBIssoS, Pembroke, Ne.
a. BosIwIcK. Columbia c.
DR.. DAM. ASHBURy Charlotte. g. e..
Henry FORD, Jamaica, w. l.,
Henry 4. AgogN, Boston
U. TiLLsoN ALDEN, Brooklyn,
WA GREIc Lodi ~ j.
JoHN =. FISHER, Peru, Ill,
The following esac, taken from The Baltimore psso, aud
Commercial Gazette go ,
should fo its projectors not only the ever
lasting gratitude Of the OF America bit highly rema'
neratiye reward.
lady hvng several years perencc in the Of Sewing
Machines that she considered it fully equal in the
strength beauty snd finish OF t' work to any ms9hlne sne ad
vhich produce. ii. chain stitch that vii not mp
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Con-, ,-~c<sional Nominnt,eu.

A.saSf, "wednesday, Oct. =, isS3
The American Gereral COMMITTEE have nominate,
John u. Livingston OF Albany for Congress IN pncs
of Jonas Spear, withdrawn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, Wednescsy, Oct. q, 1853
The ~. Posl Min.l Psonoer Of the I'D int.
states that definite returns from every part of the
State except pg District, indicate that the Iegs.
lature will stand thus Houss- Democrats q, Repub.
ucsrs ioi Seas,s-Repntlcsss Is, Democrats 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The Beard Of Education last evening consum.
m,ted, BY vote Of l6 to T. the Printing swindle
which we had occasion to expose the other day. Of
the is members who voted yea, four wose elected
By Rep,blicsa votes: Eras,Us c. Benedict sn1 Rich
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Death Of Lieut.. Geo. l.. Whee,.r

S.vANSAH, "wednesday oct. " tS,S
Lieut. Geo. l.. Wheeler, formerly OF the Japsn E,
pediticp. and recently attached 10 the Revenue eutss
Aiken. died here yesterday. lie was native S
Pennsylvania.
The deaths in this city to-day were tbsee tso Of
which were from yellow fever
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Republican Meeting.

BosToN, Welnrsdag, Oct. 2 f3il
There was large and enthusiasts Repabics ~ rs,,
ering in Paneuil Hall this evening. Samuel He,r.,
presided Among the speakers were tic Hon. H,,,s..
bal Hamlin Of Maine, and senator wilson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
NswTlork DAILY Gribm,re
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Noinotcs be taken OF anonymous Communication What
ever is intended for insertion be authenticated BY the
and address Of the wrtenot necessarily for pabica
tion, but guaranty for his good faith.
We TO return eCted Communications
Business letters for The TRIBUNE Office should In oil be
addressed ts HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Yellow Fever at New.Orleans

NEw.ORLEAss, "Wednesday. Oct. q, 1853
The deaths in this city yesterday by yellow fever
were thirty one.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

HEAyy ARRIVALS oF
CHINA, BRONZEs, &c.
EVRoPs.
T. v. HAUGHwOUT Co.
Are opening the and most elegant astment oi
recrved being the results OF MI Hsh
Wouts recent purchases when IN Europe,
CoOxs.ns IN part of
Liegaa. French China DINING SERVICES
BRoszES
CLOCKS, VASES,
ASpELABaAS
Fus PAINTINGS aud ENGRsvINGs.
fAKIAS STATUARY
PAgrs FANCY GooDs, sc.
We slso call attention to our
Stock .!
CHANDELIERS and Gas FixrUPEs,
6IkaIiac 6ILyLg and
SILyEE-PLaTED WARE,
CUTLERY aud MiRRoss,
OF which have UNUSUALLY RICH aud VARIED AssORf-
hksT, which prepared to sell a,
EXTREMELY MODERATE
T.. v. HAUGHwOUT Co.,
Corner Of Broadway and Broome.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The County Committees throughout the State
should see that ballots, on the question of a Con-
vcnton to reform the Constitution, are printed for
the use of the voters at the coming election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

None will serve US whilst there is Court 20 servo
Bu, those who are Of nice aud jealous hoaoi'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Gov, Back.sg, Az, of Connecticut has appointed The
.54h s.y q Noyeuheg s.s day Of ThaHkss'vinS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Ue hare also Testimonials from:
]. '. FOWLER. esq. Poslnatter of New York.
SIMEovDRAPER, esq, Banker, Newlort.
GEOgCE Law, ,sq., 5thsv., NcwioTk
J. II. LADp. esq, Pub Of The Independent NJ T.
Rev Ed. BRIGHT, Editcr of The Examiner, New-YorS.
r. b. COLMaN, esq, late of Astor House. N. T.
THURLOw WEED, esq, Albany, n. Y.
Gen. DUTF GREEN, Washington ID. c.
JoH> NJ Barnard, esq, Boston Mas
SIMEON LELAND osq., metropolitan Hotel, New YORK.
Hon. Eli Cook Buffalo, N. Y.
Gen. T. J. GREEN, Texas.
joins 3. STEENBURGER esq, California.
Ind thousands Of Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
J. II. SrAFroRD's OLIVE TAR,

IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS,
Cue Disease Of the
THRo,T LUNCs BLooD
Olive Tsl j, Taken, Applied ana Inhaled
The Powders set directly oa the
BLOOD,
Importing Tone and NigoT to the System
The follow ing editorial written by ME- f. D. Leonard wife
Of the Rev. Dr. Leonard Eder Of The Exeter IN ii Ne" s.
Letter, is taken from that paper Of April :, 1893:
DR. r. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAB A.h- is h@ ssason fnr
Colds and Pulmonary acues would again call the stten'
ton o. sunIe!s invaluable Remedy We have used il
and have confidence in its ecscy remedy
for the FOR which scIibed We have also used Dr.
STORDs IRoN AND SULPHUR POWDERS and have great
fftnce IN them TONIC. upang to the system generally
Strength and NsoT We have both and know that there
sghesi touch OF sckery inIosure connected
with them They compounded by Pactca and Scientific
Chemist aud made comfortable TO sn accurate knowledge Of
a slO.u2y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Two THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED PHYSICIAN!

Olive Tai 50 bottle Powders package Pack
sgcs 81 -, at No. 3lS Broadway, next TO Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Business Notices.

BAIDwISS
CLOTHING RsrasLisHsEN7,
The Lsrse., in the Cry
Nos 20 Axp 10 Bo"h"''
Rot. hv William Actor esq expressly for the business
Buo~i>s CLornISG HsTssti'HHhN' - - -.
e,,, built by WIN b. Aor. e.s- eNp'e''S ioi '"'
No. - aud y Bowery contains one % me
vsrs~d aud e.essui stocks Of Ne" SUI
o8rred liz TIE city. --
ao large and besusfOi assortment Of Children. Clothing
.th The st,e.tion of ladies is particularly Invited
p q BALDWIN JERRy BA2NUa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

NAsHlSGIOS, wednesday, Oct. n, 1913.
There is no doubt but that Admiral Keett has in
strntiOns from the Britsh Government to prevent fill
clustering expeditions into Central America The ndi-
cations are that the President will shortly issue proc
lamston with view to prevent the violation of the
neutrality laws.
The Secretary of War has received dispatch from
Gen. Twiggs, confirming the heretofore published
counts Of tight with the indians in Texas and will
take immediate measures for increasing the military
force in that State.
Commander Mchsud, and the other officers of the
steamer Memphis, have been transferred to tho
steamer Canada, recently chartered for the Para,
quay expedition the former rot having been accepted
BY tie Navy Department Rumors Of changes IN the
Cabinet are revived, but they are altogether without
foundation.
The California mails, via Tehuantepec were TO
have eit New-0rleans to-day. The Company e1Pec.
TO deliver them in San Francisco III sixteen days.
The General Superintendent Of the Pacltc wagon
roads, says the entire road from ri Paso to Fort
Yuma, has been greatly improved and shortened dur
ing the past season. that the road through Nebraska
il probably completed and thss the Fort Kesrney,
South Pass and Honey. Lake road, Is flashed from
the South Ps-- to City Rocks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
FALL AND WMTER CLOTHING At


Between God and Caf sts
The amount Of
Fine and cb~sp OyERcotTs.
FINE aud cheap fkocK DXrSS CotTs,
Fine and chtsp Cashmere Busisfss GOATS,
Fine and che sp Velvet. SILK and Ces.u.efe FEsT',
Eow 90 sale st ts ,y..
Is imme1ze. -, , -. - .... So,
go. Sn hdr.d fsils suited in Tespect In no
therct found o. large an assprtr trlent oi
Gs,,osf. On black Cost i, to De found mere Especs
stent IL civ, this Department Asreglrd price, hsSS
bseH he and does uud"r-eH eYeI0 otAer
siosbief ia the City Of New-YOrs. toT instance:
OyERcOATs.
Rlsrk Cloth we'll made and trimmed 81 low ss.'..' =,
Heavy Cashmere Overcosts .
Excellent Pilot - - -
Beaver Oyerooats
Esquimaux Beaver Oyercoats - 50
Fine plain black Beaver Oycfcoats
Yer Beaver. -
Lion shin Petershsu, Whirlpool sstincl- Felt ana 4, n
other /" I" ~
The iarges. assortment Of black cloth Frock Goats ~ ~
NAV b. found here arranged in grades a. ~ % ~
as Al ss TO- xl2 &lf, el5 = l3 ana ~. =, =. a %
Goats II every descrlpOh''''1 - y
Fisssnt blue cloth Dress Coats. .'..'.''''''''' a.
PL,s brov Il aud csret cloth Froohs''.'s.'.' " IL
PASrsLoOSs o.o 80
Rlsox cloth cashmere and doekin Pants. W. 10 20
Large stock Of fancy cas'n'eIe rsn''''''''''''''
NEsIS .,o,. a .
Handsome Cashmere Busuess Ncss.....''...'s w 20 %
Fancy elk Vests -
FURNISHING GOODS
Urdersaa ems Shirts Collars Handkercheis, CTafats TIES,
Hosiery, Susrs Bders, Govcs &c, q, low pF'ce'
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 66 and 6S Futou ST..
Between a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
=, SEWING MACHINES.

Apr,crtc,t FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR g.
t,,, f,v eoua work No missing ripping Of stitches
NJ get.ini out Of order AEybodJ oan uss IL
eyervbody will have il.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

4 POLITICAL CALM-THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
a JUBILEE wEEK-HOrELs AND oNNi-
BUsES-DRY GOODS, COAL, AND STOCKS.
From, Orr Own Corresp
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n
rcsncetuljc number Of intelligent Democrats from
t;o,s iortors OF the South, assaulted at the capitol
~ S,ery for tho purpose OF consulting and combating
II o6 Ile subject OF currency. The meeting pri
rv n IL character aud only Intended Az consuta
Am Of friends with view to the general harmony 81
~ narty Dr. Samuel Moore Of Hickman, acted az
%sirran OF The meeting, and IL L. Claiborne, Of Da-
dson As secretary. wo were highly gfatihed With The
GOOD ceiling and spirit Of coneiation which peryaded
~ great body OF the meeting and especially with the
1 timed and humorous remarks OF our old friend from
tkins After full and fair comparison OF views, the
sSlowno report was adopted mbodyng the sense OF
maiorly Of the meeting. II Il moderate and conser-
,ye Ri tone and we doubt not will meet the general
acouesoence of our party throughout tho State;
Be eommittee agreed to the following propositions for
tho adoption Of the meeting
That lt would be unwise policy to rechafter any OF
the existing banks.
That such reforms should be made m our currency
no the existence OF the present tanks as will insure
sound circulating medium convertible at all times into
gold and silver
a hat the several banks their respective charters
a eynire should 90 out of existence, and such steps
should DO TAKEN consistently with the public interest," as
win secure the liquidation OF the Bank OF Tennessee at
~ S. A. SMITH,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
A. o. p. NICHOLSON,
EDWIN A. KEERIE
JOHN X. HOWARD,
Committed.
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GALE OF vALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

- AND BOODED STOCK III win sell accommodating
several valuable cotton plantations Dallas and
Alabama all OF which a high cultivation.
hundred
dred each, portions OF every In cultivation
Possession will be the purchasers tho LIST OF January
next f
These lands situated tho clma and Mssppi Rivers
rroadp and equal In fertility to any land In the world
Also improved and unnproved lots and small
Of land In aud adjoining selma including several handsomely
proved and private residences with large lots
| attached them. t#5St 5&t &a4s st S' #I%E.sW
The track adjoining Selma OF 70 will be laid
half each fronting upon
THIS will enable for
or gardens largo small lots ~ they may desire
will also sell sixty head Of thorough bred racing stock
tho blood among which nne stlons brood
Mares Niles, a-o stallion Brown Dick
tho best horse In the South.
The above stock VIII BIO exhibited for sale at the Mongom
cry, Ala, In November next a ~
Persons wishing purchase will nnd to their interest
and Immediately A, tP
Any debts liabilities o. the late Col Thornton Godsby viii bc
payment purchase the property
Godsby esq., will show this all who may
sire to purchase. s,3ea US gsst
information Byrd Morgan Selma
Mossrs Brooks & CARROT, OF Marion.
shall aposed Of private sale IL
will together with amount Of other properly DO
sold the highest bidder tho city Selma
tuy OF January next.
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trustee, &C.
Selma, ALA, Sept ~, 1858. WI } Sep 2S-2m
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