The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13
Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.


At Sacramento April 5, by the Rev. Mr.. Benton, D.
Tompkins Hail. of Michigan TO Miss Arrietta Jones, Of
Illinois.
Smith, Of Baltimore, Nd, to Miss Mary Ann Connolly Of
sydney.
In Sacramento CITY April IL by Rev. R. T. Stratton
nento.
the Methodist Episcopal Church. j. Alexander Toe
sellor at law, to Miss Eveiue Prothero.
April6, by the Rev. Juan Holbein Clayton, Esq, to
the widow NJ A. Shook, both OF San Diego.
In San Francisco, February Q, by Rev. c. r. Hyatt
Charles H. Tower, of Boston, to Mrs. Bridget oBran OF
In San Francisco April 8, by Rev. Dr. Yer Mehr Alex
snder Henderson to Mrs Mary Ann Lynch, o. Sydney.
DIED.
At Parker's Ranch about thirty miles from the HILL
on Mokelumne river April th Peter Pa-t.- f"r"-lv
Of FIovaenes' ha4f"eS Panama fever, Francis A.
Briggs, recently from Iowa.
At bokelumne Hill, April 5th, Mr.. Ltz, formerly from
Germany.
On board the ship Jacob Bell Jan oath, Thos. Queen,
carpenter, Of consumption.
=, AT Mexican Flat, near jamestown, on Wednesday,
March 30th, Charles Owens, ag I'd about 26.
April 1lth Ella G., daughter Of Leroy r. and Manetta
j. Westfal, aged 10 months and 20 days.
April 4, at Fairfield Bar middle fork Of Feather River
Mr.. Edward T. Cogs~ell, aged "a, Of Marshall Calhoun
county Mich, where he leaves wife.
Drowned in attempting TO Trinity River, George
" Baber, printer, formerly of Jefferson city, No. aged
In San Francisco, April IL, Mr. Preston war6eld6f
Blackstone Mass, OF the wound he received ct Con-
Costa in the land controversy.
MT. d. W.
formerly Of Concord, N a. aged "a years.
Drowned, on the evening Of 18th April, Mr. Douglass
Dow late Of St. John New brunswick while working at
the government wharf Benecia, he being knocked
by pile falling On him. which he had just sawed. All
efforts were made to save him. but without effect II is
supposed he badly injured before reaching the water
as he was known TO be good swimmer. His body has
not yet been recovered.
Drowned April O. in Kanaka Creek, Sierra county
Noses Bassonnet Frenchman recently from the Pnery,
On board ship Anna Kimbal, Jan 10, of brain fever,
Nrp r. ~ rrrah nj No tnrb aralE1
In san Francisco, April H. William Robinson, Jr.,
youngest of Rev William Robinson, aged years
April IA, of commissions James Marvin stebbns aged
5yeaIs and months, only soa Of VIM. p and Elizabeth
Drowned March IS, in Cache Creek Yolo county, Rev
John BenDem, Jr., late OF Brooklyn, N. Y
In San Francisco, April 10. at noon, Edward Hudson
Hutton aged IA years eldest son of j. Francis Hatton
April Is Col Alexander Cost, Naval Officer Of the
port and district Of San Francisco.
April 10, Mary Ann daughter of Anthony and Cecilia
Drowned, Apll i. .. brakes Bay from on board
schooner Commerce. Robert Jones' aged about 20 years.
In San Francisco, April Is, of typhoid fever, John NJ
Hayes, Of East Cornth, Ne, aged SIS years.
in Los Angeles, March 90 Juan de L. Cruz Tapia son
of the late 7burco Tapa aged IA years and IL months
Markets
SAN FRANCISCO April IL, 1858.
The large proportion Of the received by
the Golden Gate last right and this morning requiring
replies has occupied pao,t of our merchants
TO day 70 the exclusion Of the transaction OF bust
Some considerable trade has however been by
the iobbers The mails Of the British steamer Of the
18th ult, from Valparaiso through nadvertenoe
having failed to come through the holders Of Chill pro-
duce general thing still indis posed 10 SELL aud
viii await another arrival.
Until this evening the appearance OF the weather nd
Gated that tho dry season had finally in but
write the rain again pouring in torrents Should the
month terminate the first half has the effects upon
trade will be seriously felt in further depre lion Of all
articles OF which the stocks are uBwieldly.
FLOORING do not learn Of any changes from first
4 n n
Chill and repacsed -four ia sacks at $40 75 The sales
limited
6RalF-There are buyers OF barley In the market
day ct &c. but holders declined selling less than 2
Negotiation was also pending for parcel OF Eastern
corn but nothing was elected. Farley is sold in
ots AT 1Sse. Z5sc. Oats at 2sc. Eastern Canal at
2Tc. a &c, and bran at H.
PRovEsroys-We informed that a eonader.b HE nro
portion d the provisions per late arrivals upon coming
out ship, prove TO be of inferior QUALITY and
refuse TO receive them Hams and bacon kee heat ben
packed rather loosely in large packages though shin
pers at home have FREQ uenty advised Of his FAC
tney still persist In sending bacon In and hams in
cold at $50 1877 81 casks hams in muslin covers AZ qo
Il 3c. 100 6rkins choice butter at $50. There has
been a large sale OF hams private terms .obbino
raes of Al descriptions OF provisions vary much that
We cannot rive quotations which win be correct.
Reeve note INQUIRY than previously this
week ard TO- 600 lbs. 400 mats) No China, Fanny
Major, soA to Chnaman at 614c. 300 mats do at
55sc., and 15 bbs. Carolina At &c.
huGAR-G2 bbls crushed sugar, OF Eastwood and 62
CoyEswe hear Of tbs sale Of 3s7 bags Costa Rea at
12Hc.
syRUP-saSd 90 kegs Boston OF 7oe.