The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
dr. James r. Duff to Mis- Margaret

Bowman Of the Rio CoEumnes Cal to Miss Lille L..
dauehter OF Francis Reed ESQ. of Ma.sehester, N H.
On Sunday afternoon July An by IL. Rev Mr. Tay
lor Mr. y Farchid to Miss Sarah A. Everson, both
On hoard the Bethel ship July eth by Rev II. h
sheldon, Mr. John Orr to Miss Ellen s, Kelley both o.
J this city.
June 20 after short illness, Littleton n o. j
Preston aged weeks and 3 days.
On the 9th June Mary Frances daughter of Captain
RobsTt Haley, aged 2monhs
July ], Lavinia Rebecss, daughter Of O. J. Preston
July 8, afcra short illness, Amanda daughter of Ro
bert II and Sarah A. Jefireys aged years six months
July s Mary Frances, youngest daughter Of hargarc
! and Thomas Reilly.
| INrEaMENrs
| July 3-Sydney Cross died at Marysville, s years.
5-Mary Fromes Reilly San Francisco months.
! 7-Don Pedro, Peru, AZ years
7-Juus II. Cook Clinton CO., N. Y, 20 years.
8-John Mcvee New York % years
9--lohn silva Western Islands, Is years.
9-James Friedon 30 years.
9-Mary M Smith Troy Wisconsin, 81
10-Juius Poor Ohio. 8 years
10-Thomas Barrows Germany, 80 years.
10-Jsnes p, Smith Penn 2S years.
J0-Eliiah Rorah Illinois 10 years.
10-Dewtt Bsrringer 28 years.
lO-EDma Wlmarh Waller, California, weeks.
Io-John Miller, Baltimore, SO years.
AT OTHER PLACES.
Tn Monterey, the 5th ult by the Rev Padre Ra-
mirex Obarles Henry johnson, Of Baltimore, Md. to
Miss Isabel Comes daughter Of the late Rafael Gomez
Esq.
In sacran,ento, on the 9th ut by the Rev o G.
Wheeler, Mr. William M. Carpenter to Miss Mary A.
BadlAm.
In Sacramento, JAY 1st, P. H. Smith to Elizabeth
Hoover
In Sacramento City July 4th Mr. G. X vahsen to
Miss Sarah Harmed, lats Of Albany. NY.
oe WIN Lemon Charles Morale of the Nationat Hotel
Twists Flat to Misslielen Lawton, Of Downjevie
Cosner Tarar "e ns onse yune 1vn Dy kev Mf
son, Of Salem Mass.
BY I.sao A. Avery, j. P, at the residence of william
In opLa Iir,tu
Of the Sth July Joseph W. venablc formerly Of Shell
byvie N.Y. to Miss Apg.line Garrott formerly OF ST.
Louis, Mo.
On the 18th ult., at the hydraulic Min, on Spring
Srsek ere & SHASTA county Of typhus fever Abraham Camp
On the 10th ut at weavervlle Trinity county, of
typhoid fever Thomas Baxter Of Austin county Texas
Albert G. Mansfield from Missouri, aged IS yal ''''
In Sacramento, June 2Sth, of Inflammation of the
bowels John Samuel son Of IraB Hoyt, Of Exeter, N IT,,
On June q, at Lahaina. Maui, Charles II. Parsons,
aged IL years. only of the late A. w. Parsons Esq.,
whose death at Honolulu we recorded less than two
months ago.
At Honolulu, Nav 7th, John K Farnham of West
Drowned in the Merced river, on June 22d, Mr. VIM
IL Miller, OF st. Louis formerly of Philadelphia aged %
Al the Empire Hotel Auburn Placer county on the
2sh of June Of typhoid fever Andrew Mase Of Farview
Butler county. Pennsyl lvania aged b4 years
At Watson Pfouts ranch, Yreka city. Benjamin
NJ Penn Attorney and Counsellor at Law formerly
In Happy Valley. Mr.. John Haywood, formerly of st.
John, New Brunswick, aged ss years.
TediDgton, England aged "a years.
q July Sd sydney A crpss aged years.
In Marysville July 9Th Mrs Renhart, of hemorrhsge
resulting from childbirth. -
rroH ON IVY h Mary NJ wife Of Caleb A. smith, late @
In Stockton Friday July 9th, Major Michael Han
On the North American river on the Sth instant
after short Illness Captain Joseph Hawkins of Hen
A Sand Hill. Cal july 9th, of bloody aux, Mr. John
Davis, CT Athens county. Ohio aged about q years.
AT SEA.
June 4h at sea. Capt f. Martin, Of the British
bark Ann Martin, of dropsy. On board the steamer
New Orleans, on the passage from Panama;-June 1lth
Alice N. Darrow daughter Of Mrs A. @. Darrow Of Sails
bury, Casn, sged years, months, and days bu
red at Acapulco; June 18th Henry Riddle, Of Wayne
T. bucAIsnd Of csyuga county N r. aged about bout 2S Of
dysentery; June u in the harbor Of Acapulco Anna
Y,aged months was buried on shore On board the
British bark Salem on her passage from San Juan to
h May 2n b of Nsw York Of
chusetts; June 21st j. Wedderspoon, of Washington,
AZ years.
Markets.
San Francisco, July 1--we have transactions OF
any magnitude to note to-day business has been
lively than on Monday or Tuesday. At Rising Caselli
damaged sold At is,sc, and fair at ' iSc.' ' Proes
remain without any change The stock market has
been been unusually NJ active during the day and prices OF
City Bonds commenced at $780,, then sold at S6c.
and some sl 600 sold at &c. holders generally asking
here the price will probably reach &c., and possibly
go up to par State cents ISSUE sold at S0c
War Loan. per cents $40 OOO sold &C., state
Civil Fund Warrants at 79c Sacramento City Bonds,
payable in 1853 81 COO sold at Soc The above actu
trantactons Money easy at three per cent upon
SAN FRAKcIsco, Wednesday July A. 1s52-ws heard
Of no change nquotations day The ruling rates, for
the most part we're established when the last steamer
sailed. Since that time number of vessels have
in but their contents are met by prompG demand for
consumption articles good quality being readily taken
In some particulars maximum has probably been at
tanned and arrivals in any quantity would at
duce their price terms more acceptable to buyers
Flour Is quiet; $50 for Haxa and SIS for Chile will
tainy not exceed the market rates Rice is firm at l6c
holders appear to anticipate further advance We have
before adverted to the circumstances that has served
somewhat to meet present demand viz the surplus Of
d position to decline The incoming native crop sup
plies demand in the interior Potatoes rule hghl In this
market but observe that inland speak of hand
returns In the principal producing districts and
decline is certain Beans, fresh Chile, Henrette
held at Ike Lots to arrive have been sold at 10c.
Coal fully sustans quotations 1t IL little remarkable
that GOLFERS do not I'M very high rates have pre-
Thousands Of tons to port In fact notice quite
considerable shipments from New York and Boston
in clipper ships Stocks quite animated. State War
rants and sity Bonds are in active dand at quotations
We report sales oday Of Central Wharf shares at S9l
$93 The Chilian bark sold by + Payne Co brought
S1,375 Money is not obtained ut less interest than
per cent per month Herald.
sAcRAMENro, July 13-To-d day activity appa-
rent In the general business Of city, sales quicker,
and better feeling evident in purchases yet some Of
them still inclined to buy sparngy at present prices
Little alteration has occurred In article since last
quotations Pork has been steady in value for time,
till about last Friday slight disposition In some holders
to sell little below the present standard observed
and few lots picked S3S for To day,
however, the general feeling s better most Of ths holders
firm at $40 for and S45 for clear. The inquiry in
-four brisk and active In small lots No change
in prices Barley steady, and in fair request. Hams,
prime, "a 37hc. western held at 33c; dull inquiry.
Lard In moderate demand at 400 Prime butter In frkn
65c in small packages $50 Good cheese, brings 20 &c
freely In sugars not informed of any change to
note. Chinese ginger in six jar 81 Sl2 China
rice continues to advance and heard Of sales to
siderable extent to day at 7s Carolina meets merely
retail demand Beans dull at IL 12c. Good new pots-
toes quote at 13 15c aud In good requests old 81
10c. dull good supply Of new onions at 25c Manila
cordage quote at 40 47c scarce large sizes in part
1 cular