The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

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They have been sixty.Gve days on the passage
from San Blas in the Archibald Oracle, and egh-
teen deaths have occurred board this vessel VIZ
Aug 9th Mr. Mckinney Ohio; eth. Antonio Ring
Mexico; 10th, Chas Il Reed, Mass; 18th, g. Keith Ga
10Th, Brown ohio 18TH II. Class, Ohio; 10th, Rev
small IRA ". Little N J.; al:s BstshsIor Canada
East; A. Kathan do; A Roberts Ga; 23d. II Lon
ming Ind 26th Jas. Raffarty, "; c7th A. Finley
Ga alst D. Taylor j.; Sept 3, W. B. Nc citchson
The tale of suferings endured by those who have
ut length arrived mt their destination is beyond de-
! scription. For the last thirteen days they have
been on pint of water only, per day, and Alto
| gether without bread In fact, they have been all
| in coming into harbor, got athwart hawse of the
bark Magnolia, lying off North Beach; but little
damage however, was sustained. She had no pilot
on board.
The CHOLERA AT BAEroN's BAn.-The following
| is correct list of the persons who have recently
died Of cholera at Bartons Bar. Yuba county.
The first died ON Saturday, the 4th September On
Sunday the 9Th. the next twelve died. The next
died on the Sth, and the eighteenth on the 9th:--
NcGloskey, Boston Mass; Jacob stratgingsr, Rox-
bn,y Mass Frank Bishop do James kennsnan Platte
g. Blake lcoored) Philadelphia ?, George Wooster,
hanei William A. seglar Barn we'll District 8. G james
c. McCracken Lancaster Ohio; r. Person Londonderry,
\. b. James Barns, New Haven, Ct; David Robinson,
Brooklyn, N. Y Andrew Latchew Iowa; Joseph Port.
Robinst, Paris France; johnston unknorn; Hayward
Michigan; Burrows left Barton's and died the Empire
Ranches German left Barton's and died at Rose Bar;
| Van yorheis left Bartons ana died at James Bar.
SICKNESS IN THE MINEs.-There has been during
the last few days, and is now, considerable anxiety
felt by many having friends in the mines, as to the
health Of various localities which have been report
ed sicky From careful inquiry, we are convnc ed.
that accounts Of the unhealthness mines have
been greatly exaggerated. As far we learn
the mortality at Barton's Bar, in Yubs county is
RADIO county, there has been considerable sickness
during the last ten days, and twenty or twenty Eve
persons have been suddenly swept away by disease
some Of the ply scians Of that place. There has
also been number of cases Of coDgestive and other
fevers at Newcastle, Rosenkrans, and other precincts
Of Placer county, but few Of these have terminated
fatally With these exec, tons we believe the gene
raj health OF the mines is excellent.-Sa1am.'ito
Union, Sept l3.
SPLENDID SrEcIMENs.-A splendid specimen of
gold may now be seen in the Office of Adams
was dug by B. F Emory, one of the company of J.
Freely s. Co in their claim French Gulch, some
two and half miles from its mouth This compa-
ny, we believe, is the first prospecting company that
struck into bank diggings last winter. The speci.
men Was found upon the bed rock, some twelve or
fifteen feet from the surface SHASTA Courier.
A DUEL FRusTRATED.-Two parties, Ira Cole
and John Franklin, had a difficulty in the Arcade
The parties left town early yesterday morning to
settle it. This was effected on the ground without
a shot-the challenged party having Withdrawn tho
language at which bis opponent took offenco.-Sas
Francisco Heatd Sept. g.
DEATH OF T. II. Corrosive are grieved to
learn by Mr.. Cram of the death Of Thos A. Coates.
He was one Of the party who went out from Yreka
under Capt. McDermitt to protect the immigrants,
and was killed by the Indians on Rush creek, some
$50 miles from Yreka, on tho emigrant trail. A
gentleman by the name Of Long, and two others,
were killed in the same fight. We have no particu-
lars. Mr. Coates was a member Of the last Lcgisla-
ture from klamath county, and is brother Of Jas.
n. Coates, of this place. Shasta Courier.
SUIcIDE.-A man by the name Of Jim Rhine,
member Of the Indian Bar Company, on the North
Fork of Feather river, committed suicide on Satur-
day last by jumping into the fume and being crush
ed by the wheel. Our informant states that he had
expended about So 0O0 and that the work not yield
ing equal to his expectations, he threatened to put
an end to his life. He was native Of Tennessee.
Insanity, growing out Of his dsapponments, is be-
lieyed to have been the cause of the rash act.
The MONA Pass Mr.. A. Gray, who accompanied
Lieut.. Moore in his late expedition over the Sierra
Nevada, is organizing company for the purpose Of
proceeding to the place where it is said gold was dis
covered, and prospecting on an extensive scale
Marriages, Births and Deaths.
MARRIED..
In San Francisco Sept. 10. in Grace Church. by the
Rev. DR.. Yer Aehr, Richard Helnann, of London, to
Mary Bolton, of Tacna, Peru.
In San Francisco Sept. 10, in Grace Church. by the
Rev. DR.. Yer Mehr Adophus Ekrhorn, of Hamburger to
Louisa MacFailane, of Tacna, Peru previously united
In plscelyie, Sunday, August 81 by P. Martin,
Eco Mis- I,sbella Lance ofCanada, to Mr.. j. Bancher
On The 9Th Sept, by the Rev. b. r Rawlins. Mr. Lee
Mckmtry from Ellington, Conn, to Mrs Eliza M.
Webb. from CINCINNATI, Ohio
In San Francisco the 18th Sept at the residence Of
her mother BY the Rev Dr. Williams NJ Henry 8 Aus.
In San Francisco, at Grace Church, on 4th Sept by
the Rev DR.. v,hr Mehr Mr. Charles f. Hobson Of Lon
AnN 01ondfn vrrr Sam Of
In stockton, on Thursday Sept al BY the Rev James
Woods Mr. T. " 7. Young, ofAgua Frio, to Miss Agnes
On Tuesday August 10Th. by Rev. J. W. Miller Mr..
Henry II. simns, Of Yamhill county, and Miss Pheba
Elizabeth Springer, at Polk county, Oregon.
At Amity on Sunday BY Rev. !. W. Miller. Mr.. John
Wrenp, Of Benton county, and Miss Elizabeth j. Watt,
oiYamhill county, Oregon
Monday, September 18TH Miss Philip McKenna Of a
daughter.
on shaws Flat, August alst Emeline NJ. Edwards Of
oswego N Y, wife of John Edwards Of son.
In Sacramento, August 3oth, the lady Of Capt n p.
Simmons OF q daughter.
In San Francisco Sept 9th at his residence corner of
Pine and sansome streets James Tate Esq Of the firm
Of Tate Murray Of San Francieco and Liverpool aged
80 years. Of dyseDtery.
In san Francisco on the 9th September, of fever at
the residence Of Mr.. D. Gibo, Mr. James A. Green Of
Wakefield England, aged "A years
In San Francisco Friday, Sept. Sd John Francis,
only child Of Denis j. and Bridget NJ T. Oliver, aged 10
months and 20 days New York papers please copy.
In San Francisco on Sunday morning, Sept 5th Thos
Rogers, aged 20 days, the son Of Captain William and
Mrs. Frances Rogers,
In San francisco, Sept G, Rudolph hendricks, OF
Philadelphia, aged 20 years.
In Sacramento, on Sept. s Mr.. William Young. aged
about 40 years.
At the same place Sept 5th Miss Sophia Burnett aged
II years.
At the same place, Sept 9th. Of cholera, Thomas j.
Leslie aged 35 years. formerly OF Lowell Mas.
On the 10Th of August, near Stockton, Sydney Cad.
we'll aRed years.
Al Car1iciia, Warmers Ranch August Goth, Don
Damaso Lopez, native Of Spain but for many years
resident Of New Mexico. He leaves children n
school in st. Louis, Mo.
At Suffer on the I'd September Lyman II. Hastings.
At Mississippi Bar, August 81 Robert Deacon, late of
New York aged 40 years
At Bartons Bar, 9th September, David Robertson. of
Brooklyn N y. 9th, George sely, late member Of Me-
cha MICS Own Aszociatop from New York; NJ. Binman
WIN A. Davis Mass; - Pcrson Mass McClusky
Ireland; Frank Bishop, Roxbury, Mass Frank strut
ridge, Roxbury. Mass George Worster Me. VIM A