The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

force water to the highest mining localities likewise
saw mill which will furnish lumber at city priees This
10 also the most extensive bar in the country regards
profitable mineral soil; and in the immediate vicinity
are also dry dsgngs from which last week lump Of
ing upwards Of twenty-seven pounds.
Marriages and Deaths IN California.
MARRIED,
On Monday morning in the Pine Baptist church
by Rev j. McCapcn DIR. Lemuel +. Crane, Sacrament
TO- Miss Sarah Jane Brannop Of San Francisco eldest
! slaughter Of Capt. Daniel X. BraDuan.
In shasta, May by the Rev MIR. Thompson, Mr. JohA
II, Harrison, to Miss Mary y. Mason, Of Mobile, Ala.
DIED.
In Shasta May 49, Thomas Brown from the effects Of
. wound inflicted with by the Indians near
Oney few weeks since. He was native of England,
but went to California from New Bedford
AT Seweis Ranch, on the 18th May, Of consumption,
James L. Appeby, formerly of St. Louis. ~,
On board the Monumental City during her last passage
to san frapcsco-Aprl 26 Isaac Brown from Akin son
Ne, Ct dysentcry; 18th w Brown from Foster Rhode
Island fever; 29th Mr.. Cook Of Maine dysentry Oliver
Denton, aged 20, Of New York dyeentery 30th Thomas
Rich aged 70, Delaware county, New York. fever Isaac
peckham, New York. fever; Thomas Mund, Amboy, New
Jersey fever May II Alexander Rose aged 81 Lowell
Mass consumption 18th, Nathaniel Leetch, aged As,
Vermont. dysentery.
REDEEM PtiOn OF San Francisco City Stock.
Prom the San Francisco Herald May Is
Yesterday was the day appointed by the Commits
siones OF the Funded Dent the bids for the
render Of City Stock which $4,000 had been apart
by resolution Of the Board 1t will be by the fol-
ns seu ny ,as % 9"ss Nv ~ "as one
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=. 80" e. ~. i u, 49, -, IL W ~. ~ !. W." VIZ
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AMI tbe r,,ndol lshs bae hsn,, ,';,; hI ~ ~ @
M asa I0n ~ ! IA ~ tbo cit., - I. ~ oos ny
yboie Nm Il r,,;, tart ~ ,oc 400 :, -. ~
rnnstitutts a Tttla nvsr orc c;cb..rr A. ~ -
i navaS,e in twcnts voa,s ana H. III annual an
4, 49, III. - $3.50 49, y. , '. y ~. au'"l icuuotiun
tine debt will be wiped before he expiration Of the
time il has to The following is y napsis OF The
bids yesterday with the amount BID for and rate per
cent
! & II. Phelan-s5,o00 az 52ls: 5000 at - $1,000.
at 7l94 $4,000, at Tl5s; 5000, at .l2s
!, Terry, Jr $1,000 at u.
g "a Nsst-SlUOO, at Il ~ SltO0 at II sa $1,000, 8t
- ~ S5OVO, at 7ls8; 81 Geo. 10 -.
OF he above there allotted 10 j. Perry Jr, s. 500
NJ ~ per cent, $1,000.
Marsets'
sAN fRhN,lsSo May 1.-THE market, rs usual on Mon
NY W. Wu ana put tTlc trei9nt went up river. For
sugar We notice some inquiry but hear ofno actual sales
I'm consequence Of heavy arrivals, further &C.
CINE experienced hear Of sala Of 500 sacks for Sa
cfanano ut e. OF China Rice some sales effected
"a ut 81 sight speculative tendency appears IN the
4iV si NO. = H..@0'
g. !. hi -. $3.50, 10y ~ tHe4e nas pen very