The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13
The Mines.

on FEATHER river, the
upwarcs OF $50 coo daily In other claims the miners
have found nothing after spent ing the whole summers
labor and thousands of dollars side hope of nni
ing rich deposiss before the arrival of the rainy
The miners making from four dollars
per day and ALL whether gaining losing pecuniary,
adding the general alth by their unexamplsd
enterprise and hsrsuisan iabos -
The beach dggpgs between Crescent City and Port Or
ford are reported to be extensive and profitable
Der OF prospsctos have gone into districts about
Rogue River, ard the reports of their discoveries
yorable, but we have no positive information. On the
4th eleven pound nugget of solid gold taken from
claim at Minnesota in Sierra county. large number of
nuggets have been found Of from to four pounds
during the gkt Ths Gold Tunnel Com pany in Nsva-
da, in week took SO 600 from 80 of rock. The
Washington Company Janiscn Creek took 400 from
| Markets.
| SAN Francisco, Nov. Is, 1853.
There has been only limited business done to- day
from fret hands, owing to the general dive rson of
| ton to correspondence for to- morrow's mail
The jobbng trade has been moderately brisk and the
| freight.
half sacks Chile fuperdne sold at $40 So 200 Or do
Pored 1t 81 90; goo do do repscled in tvo lot. At
GaIego ard Haxall jobbns At sl6 City packed at
sll; Chile, It 81 so; domestic At sla SO.
BEANs.-4cO small bags bayos sold 1T sc.
GRAIS-There has been little done In any description
200 SKIS domestic barlsy sold at Eastern corn
weevily, at l5lc. Wheat is held above the views Of
BRKAp -l5o bbls. PILOT sold at exc
PorATcRs-The market is dull with large supplies Gales
to day OF see sacks ordinary to prime at y 1870
PRovrSoN.-Thers has been considerable inquiry for
beef on speculation sales Of 100 bbls mess, Wild
Duck At n. t. 32ad do in lots at $13 50 $l4; 81
hhds hams in lin cover ssld at D. n t. 10 600 lbs
clear bacon &c., 30 nrkins butter choices at CSC SC
Of % IN n
131ac; 200 mats No China, at lOXc The market 10
firm, with an upward tendency:
. 26c.; 800 do French, at 36c
CoAI-salss Of 100 tons Lackswana, Western Star,
at p n. t. 81 do white ash. OK Wild Duck, at 500
SoAP-200 cares brown sold at So.
sYRuP.-l00 bbs. Suart's moasses sold 1T Csc.
SEGARs.-lT American regaias sold At rs per cent
Goops-2o cases Msrrnack prints desirable styles
sold at i5c.
Marriages, Births, and Deaths.
MARRIAGES.
On the 27th Oct Mr.. Thayer, Of the American thea
theatre
In San Francisco Oct. 81 by Rev. Dr. Upso,, at the
to Mis- Amanda B. wh.elock all o. San Francisco.
In Sacramento, the 3lst Oct, At the residence Of
tbs father Of the bride y the Rev =
burg Pa to Miss Julia, daughter Of f. p johnson, Esq.,
In oakland on Sunday Oct 80 Mr. Aaron Hinshselder,
to Miss HeIrsta Bloch being the frat wedding in Oak
On the Cd Now by Father Gallagher, Mr. Bernard Mass
to Mrs. Mary Rsgosn, Of San Francisco.
In Santa Clai ., by the Rev. Mr. Owens, Mr.. Edmund
H.dfei of Dry Town. Calaveras county to Miss AaryJ.
BY Rev S 8 Harmon, on the 22a Oct, Mr. j. sonmsrs,
Miss udah MCGEE at the residence of her father, on
the Tuol1 Dre.
In STOCK, o. Sunday evening the 8o'b O,t., at the
residence Of zsehariah. Eq, BY Judge Weir, Mr. H.
In Sacramento Nov. l. by Samuel Cross Esq, Mr..
Thomas Biggs to Miss Jane Hughes, both Of Diamond
On Wednesday evening, Nov =, BY Rev. q. s. Wiley,
Hon w. J. sweasey, member elect Of the Legislature OF
California, to hrs Lucy Easar OF San Francisco.
to Miss Eliza beth Perrott
In San Francisco at the Stockton street Presbyterian
Church, Nov 8, by the Rev. A. Williams, Mr.. Thomas
At San AptOniO, Aiueda county Oct. 10, by the Rev.
daughter Of Don Isnacio PeraltA.
In San Francisco, Nov. BY Rev. VIM. Wyatt, Trinity
Church Anthony < EasteEiy to Miss Emily Gray.
In Napa Valley, Oct a. Amos Hopper to Mss Fslitha
In aarya.nls, Nov: !, a. the Methodist Episcopal
| b dget 'Prien, all of YubA county.
In Marysvlle Nov 5, BY G B Fowler, Esq, Mr.. Alfred
In Marysyils, Oct. 8, BY Rev. Z. B. Walsworth, a.
Tweed, D., formerly OF Wooster, Ohio, to Miss Te-
Healy, Only daughter Of Mrs A. Nieol formerly
On the sOth Of October by the Rev D. Deal Mr. Chas.
Ham mond to MISS Caroline Lsvigner, both Of Jamestown
AZ the residence Of Capt. c. 8. Whitney Rincon Point,
thursday Nov. TO- By the Rev William wyatt Trinity
Wilkes, both fo merIy Of Albany, N z
In San Francisco the 9th November at the residence
Of G. Jackson Esq BY TIE Rev B. Briefly, Mr.. James
/
At Somerset FL Dorado county this evening OF the
9th Nov, by N r. Benedict, Esq Charles Dommany to
| Mrs. Phebe Travis, all Of the same plsce
On Tuesday evening" Nov 10, by Rev. 7. E Taylor, At
his residence in Nuuapa Valley Island of Oahu, John
Smith and Isabella D. Thompson
Nov l. by p W Shepherd, ESQ., Justice of the Peace,
Mr.. David A Jones to Miss Harriet A. Woodward.
Nov 8, by the same, Mr. Alexander P. Guthrie to Miss
Nov 9, by the same, Mr.. Frank wslthsr to Miss Mary
| Miller.
Nov T. by the sams Mr. Jacob Davidson to Miss Sarah
Nov. TO- by the same Mr. Dustan D. sha.tuck to Miss
Jane Gage
utheJs to Mis-, Eliza g. Russell, OF Sacramento.
In san Francisco Noy 18th BY the Rev Albert vii
Miss Corneia G. Mead, Of Greensich, Ct
In San Francisco Nov. by the Rev. Mr. McGnnil, join
Coyle to Miss Mary heCsrty; both Of New York =,
Rev B. D Henry Mr. Ambrose P. Hongdon to Miss Elmr
On the goth October at Lewis's Ranch Township No
by Joseph Iu6s, J. T., Mr.. Rober. B Cooper to Mis-
At Roadhouse's Ranch near Stockton on Monday, Nov
7, BY Rev. II. B. Sheldon, Mr. Nicholas Uren to Mis-,
Elizabeth Norris both Of Stockton.
On the 1o;h Noverbe by Judge Weir Mr.. VIM. II
| AT Diamond Springs on the 10th November, by C. w
Stafford, ESQ, at the residence Of Mr. WALL Mr.. VIM
Barber TO Miss Louisa Thompson.
By the Rev John Morgan. Capt LORENZO J.. D. veasou
hser Of Marposs to Ellen FIR Of SAN Francisco
On The 25th October, at the Episcopal Church BY tn
both Of San Francisco.
BIRTHS.
The widow Of the late J. G. GUNNER, Esq, OF . son
octobr 4, the lady Of DR.. L. Lanzwesrt, chemist, OF
son.
| DIED.
In Fan Francisco typhoid fever, Nov l. Martin Hud
son. aged Al years. of the firm Of Hudson Brothers. Ne,
York.
Lost on board the bark Cas- par HsnnibaI second
Charles and Nancy Barrett, OF San Francisco, aged
years
At Fosters Bar Oct 26 Of couvusions caused by den
tton, Martha, infant daughter Of j. H. and Jemim
Atehisop, aged 10 months ard 10 days.
In San Francisco, Nov. z Bertha, wife OF Mr. Charlie
Rock, aged 80 years.
On board ship Windwsd June 10, Isaac Burkett, stew
srd, aged % years, o Halifax, NJ j,
At Forbestown, Feather River Oct a. OF typhoid fever
Louis Daniceu Bequstte the 23d year Of his age,