The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28


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Marriages and Deaths In California
MARRIED,
In San Francisco the 25th March at the rcsideuco
of Mr. Seneca Jones' by the Rev Isaac owen MIR Lcmusl
Robinson Of Santa Clara to Miss Ann Jones of San Fran
In plncervillc on the 2st March by T. wnlnce Esq,
Mr. Milton Mccormick to Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, both Il
Coon Hollow
At Jones' Hetcl in San Francisco, Sunday, March
2S, by the Rev. 8. H. Wiley Minor s. Martin. Esq, II
the firm Kcyes Co, of San Francisco, Miss Mary
f. Whitney, Of Burlington, Vermont
At Upper Astoria. Clatsop county, o. T., on March y
by s. Mexican. Esq, Lewis Tay.or of that place,
Miss Eliza Watson late Of Leicester England
In San Francisco on Sunday 2Sth Of March at thu
Catholic church Vallejo street BY the Right Rev Joseph
sadoc Acman Bishop of Monterey, John Hcsketh Esq,
Of this city and formerly Of Para Brazil, to SenorA
Maria Mercedes second daughter Of Don Francisco -
Paula Nunos, Of Santiago Chile.
In Sacramento. March 18th, by the Rev D. s.rntton
of tho NJ H. Church Dr. W. B. II. D0dson to Miss Emma
Humid all of that city
At the Oriental Hotel in Sacramento by the Rev Mr.
Benton the 25th OF March Mr. +. II. Rothsten for
meIly of Cincinnati, to Miss Elizabeth Powell OF Iowa.
DIED.
At his residence San the 26th Of March,
two months The dccease. ON his way home few dnys
since. thrown from his buggy, and the injuries
At stockton, on the I'D Of March Santiago Rcyna .
native Of Sonora Mexico, aged about 80 years.
At Sam Francisco. the 25th Of March of consump-
tion hastcned by the measles Mrs. Elizabeth w brad
street wife of Samuel n radstrcet nged ~ formerly VI
Rowley, Mass.
At the State Hospital in Sonora on the 25th of March,
of ofchronic diarrhoa David = Williams. aged 40 yers
native Of Wales and lncy Of ST. Clair schuylk county,
Pa lie had certificate Of membership of the Welsh
CoDgrt gutionn Church Of that place, signed Kodrick r.
On the 2Ih March OF chronic darr,,@a nt She san,~
place, - Nichols. aged Il years of New York.
In Newton, Nevada county on Monday, I'D March,
Dr. Y. G. Pope, aged t3 years. formerly from Warren
county North Carolina Death caused by fall from
In San Francisco, on the 25th March, Mr. Dennis
Reardon hoony Of county Cork, Ireland late OF Aus
tralia sgcd 32.
nTEpMENTs At SAN rHAsc,sco
March 21--Elizaleth Noble Ireland. aged 29 years
22-pntrick Farrell. Ireland 2s.
25-Fred KoOch, Hamburg 40.
SAN FRAvcrsco, Thursday, April There is quite
improvement manifest in all department of to-day
Goods going Oh finely and at improved rates. The
ket Is full Of buyers from Sacramento aud Marysvile be-
sides goodly number from the interior. Flour remains
unchanged; We hear of small lots going off at 50 v,.
Candlcs1hcre Is speculative movement In cnndlcs.
Yesterday, small sales effected at 39c for Adaman
tine, and this morning we have heard of large lots
changed hands at AZ 43c Some holders asking
high as 44c. Whskey.-Thcro is also active demand
heard Of lot Of 90 and Of 100 barrels changing
bands at 55c. per gal Buter-Buttcr il held 75c.
That per the John Iertram will be IN the market in dny
or two. We have heard Of no sales Of Importance.
FrcightsFrights plentiful at 50 to Sacramento and
SIS to Mnrysve. Sugar.-Thc balance Of the cargo Of
the ship Brant amounting to upwards Of 5000 pounds
has been purchased by Of largest prices
not transpred. and withdrawn from the market FaiE
sugars are reported ut SaSLc
SrocKs--Statc Temporary per cent Loan. 3 to 9per
cent disc from par and interest State War Loan II por
cent Bonds 81 ass State per cent Bonds % Co. dc.
Warrants (fundablc), 60 81 do do. (unfundabc) So
81; do. War Warrants. 43 Al City Bonds 56i 57f;
City Scrip 100 100; County Scrip 43 As; Comptrol
lers Warrants, to per cent discount; sacramento
City Bonds coupon on, 90 a 51-accorIng to when
payable; Central Wharf (sharcs) s5 s71i; Pacific do
do. 90 ao2la Broadway do. do, 10 Is. City Eonda
dropping.
STOCKTON, March 30-Perhaps there has not been 4
week since the opening Of the present yesr which
merchants nave enjoyed greater general prosperity than
dur1ng that which has just passed. The roads again
become hard and dry and in consequence the rates Of
freight have been reduced. Traders seized upon
the opportunity thus offered, and have made heavy
purchases to answer the demand which exists the pre-
ssnt time, IN nearly every mining camp. Our advices,
from all parts Of the mines the cheering mn.
tnrc, assuring US that with suficoncy of mi
ming purposes need have fears Of the exhaustion q
the mineral wealth Of California. Money appears plen-
~ and can bc had at easy rates We perceive sman
advance in the price Of hrst quality kams which
quote at &c 2oc Firs quality OF butter is also firm,
NJ o. G5c. Imported lard in kegs 36c alOc Eng
lish dairy cheese Ice lie Clear pork In half barrels,
itmans iim. at sl4 Is a SIS pei half barrel
SAoRAMENTo, March 30-Busincss To. day has been ex-
cecdngIy brisk, and the demand for goods spirited.
Prices for almost description merchandise are
fiji m with upward tendency. Grain is an exception
We quote barley at &c. TIC. Flour il firm SIS 25
There are many country merchants in market who buy
freely.
MsHYsviLrr. March 31-Our streets present quite a
lively appearance Pack mules and teams thfonr
the streets and are loading for the mines The
grceabo cold of few days has given way geniL
,mWrauc, and men no longer shiver when they think
OF vcntuiing abroad The reopening Of the Downcvlc
road VIII improve cur trade much, and m, rchants
anticipate that in another week trade viii be fully
opened.