, 1860-11-09

two mates, Chamberlin and Donh.-
sentenced sent INC, respectively twenyons loon,Es ~sIs
Capt Lathrop of the shin so5ls,
with cargo of Africans from ,u Ka. shore,
arrived at Monrovia, Aug, 9Th MY y, West,
sage lasted forty six days. One buriPnl; ur pas,
and eight negroes died on the pas,n"n nuncred
disease contracted before and dnr;psS dse rom
stay at Key West. '''"g Their
By the arrival of the De ,So,o E..
vana, we learn that the slave strsmou "On III. na'
Of NOILolk had landed eight bupSr"dr er CHy
cans. Soon thereafter she was ,Ju beaJ.jAirl arr
ward with full head of steam ON usI ,-;t sea-
expectation that she would Ioundo, s''n She
current set her ashore near Sierrs II !ne
where she was discovered BY Snsn;.S S;.Surlna,
vessel; also, five hundred negroes ana asS war
The remainder of the negroes bod Tte"
sold The crew were sent 10 Key West sten
W. G. Marley, Superintendent, ~ a.
Western division of the Pony Exnrsss we
nouuces that the Pony will not s,o0 ,' ,l9 10,
winter. lie has completely stocksd 'pis Li
portion of the route, and laid in at M sS s
ferent stations abundant supplies for NJ.
and beast-suliicient 10 last until III ~.
OF May next, for both mail and Popv n.
press purposes. Our people should No, ~.
get TO encourage this enterprise.
The Rev. Mr.. Bewby, reported to bo,.
been hung by Texas mob, Is reprevs,,.S
as desperate from the southern psSI a
Missouri.
INBuGRANTs AT New York up The 9O,b
September, n, ,526 immigrants had arrived
this year, against 55, ,658 for the same tims
last year, showing an increase Of 2l.S6s
The receipts by the Commissioners vere
S2l9, ,l3O; disbursements, $195,3 10.
Muster OF THE X. G. C.'s.-The Mem.
phs Audldaehe states that about two tbon.
sand members of the order of x zG.Ch
are at present quartered on the Rio Grapde
prepared at any moment to pour into Mex.
leo, where they will join the Liberal forces
and proceed to the capitol. The bodyis
under the command Of Generals Bnckky
and Grier. Several hundred Others at
Memphis, which is to be the great centre Of
observations, are also preparing to 70 for.
ward. 1t Is to be hoped that the late of
Walker may cause some TO reflect upon the
dangers arising from such illegal expedi.
tions sai
FRoM CosrA R1cA.-Letters from Punta
Arenas state that Generals Mora and
Canas, the leaders of tho revolutionary
party in Costa Rica, were defeated by the
government troops about the 25th Of Sep
tember. The Generals delivered themselves
up, after the battle and we're immediatey
sentenced to be shot.
FEEL ASLEEP WHILE ENGAGED IN vEhY
SERIOUS OPERATioN-In Taunton, Mas, .
man named Seward intimated to his family
that he probably would not be seen again
in this world. In the course Of the night
he provided himself with clothes line, and
went into bis wood house, where be Wasa az
terwards found in sitting position, with
the cord around his neck, and the other end
attached to beam over head, ho being
fast asleep. a %
FROM CALIFORNIA.
San FRANcIsco, 0cT 25.--Marshal Solo
mon yesterday arrested a man named viii.
son, from Washington Territory, charged
with forging U. S Treasury notes to The
amount Of $40 000 1t appears that VII
son obtained them from Seargent Smith, Of
the @. NJ Department In the Territory for
the liquidation of debt. On presenting
them for payment he was arrested.
A TRPLE MURDER.-0n the 23d ult., a
horrible marder was perpetrated near San
Francisco, the author Of which is still at
large, and no clue to his identity has yet
been obtained. A Mrs. johnson, her
daughter, and the hired man named Cooke,
were killed by blows from an ak, when The
perpetrator lighted candle and placed it
under the bed upon which Mrs. johnson
was lying in hopes that the bed1linen would
ignite, and ERE erase all traces Of the dark
deed. The San Francisco papers ore rife
with speculations in regard to this matter,
and many strange stories and incidents are
related that tend to fix the crime upon
some insane mortal llsla
OPPosrT1oN LINE TO New YoRK.-An oP-
position line Of steamers has been laid on
between San Francisco and New York at
rates Of fare that will enable oil tovist The
homes Of their childhood, though they be
not the possessors Of fortunes. The steum-
ship Noses Taylor, the pioneer Of this line,
sails from San Francisco on the 10th inst,
Rates Of passage Through ticket, includ'
ing Isthmus Transit, First Cabin, $3.50;
Second Cabin, 500; Steerage, $75. u.
BGS- A lady observing o little one. ap-
parently lost in the street, accosted her
with the question, "Whosc child are you"
i" Child of wrath, ma'am," cried the little
urchin, dropping courtesy, ns if address,