The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

itself On both sides Of the street for some distance up
houses occupied by Chinese These buildings stand
closely together that they touch each other and along
the second stories balconies al connected together
Thus there two sidewalks il each side of
celestial sidewalk These are all lit up with part coorsd
lanterns thckly set, while hundreds Of Chinese swarm
along them, entering and passing out OF the doors open
UNIQUE and well worth seeing Yesterday the ship Lord
warriston brought half thousand additional Chinese,
and we Dpoe empted them among the lanterns on 20
,haaH al aud terrestrial sidewalks. Then such
muttudes of greetings anc seA'onipg anu 'oucnug VI
noses. must have occurred among olu ~
would be enough to open the eyes OF outside barDaraA
wide porcelain Here do the Celestial beings
play Celestial himbe-rig and monte; here by Celestial
chemistry are fine linen shirts changed into miserable
old worn out cotton here do
rattle at sunrise, high noon, and eventfae and here
through the long and silent watches Of the night does
nosrils But so multitudnous have the Chinese
that his purleu found too contracted aud
note among the changes OF the city that this Singular
people are beginning to overflow out OF Sacramento
street. and are flooding along Dupont, where embryo
second story sidewalks beginning to manifest them
selves while spray msy be found scattered Jackson
and Pacific streets.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
In Sacramento, April 18th by Rev J. A Ben.on. Mr..
Thomas rragenzs to Miss Hannah Chlder late of Du-
In San Francisco April 10TH ia St. Francis Church by
the Kt Rev Joseph Alemany, John c. Koran, Esq, 70
Miss Kate Harran both of this city.
In Sacramento. April 20, by the Rev. j. A. Benton, Mr.
VIM E. Miller to Miss Augusta May, both OF Christian
At Shaw's Flat, April sth by J. NJ Anderson, Esq,
Mr.. Charles W. WEIGH TO Mrs Hinton.
~ In Portland, O. +, April It'll, by Rev. a. Lyman; Mr.
VIM Blackstone 10 Miss Laura A. Palmer, both Of Wash
ipgton county -ssm "A
In Tualaty Plains O. T., BY Rev J. s. Griffin. .Mr. Jos.
Nichols late of Illinois to Mrs Ann Hogan late from
Iowa.
AT sauvies Island Washington county, April 3D. by
Rev VIM Hendrckson, Hanable Marshal Yansy to Miss
Huldsh White.
In Portland, O. T.. April Il, by Rev P. G. Buchanan
M. Thos. f. Northrop TO Miss Eliza Ann King all Of
Portland.
Near Forest Grove O. T.. April 5th, by Rev H. Clark,
Mr. Naylor to Miss Catherine Story, all Of West ra-
In Forest Grove April 7h, by the same Mr. Alexander
stewart Of Yamhil county, O. T., to Miss Jane Criss,
formerly OF Illinois
In this San Francisco April 10th, Franklin Myers, agei
20 years, formerly of New York.
In San Francisco, April 18th, Of bilious
paint Charles Hatcnngs Squire formerly of the Isle OF
Jersey. aged y years.
In PacervDls, April 18th. after protracted Illness
DR. p. L. Pratt formerly of New York aged 81.
In San Francisco at Smiths Exchange April 18th, of
lung fever and varalod Lysander Ripley OF Bridge
Boston.
Near the Middle Fork of the American River on the th
April Stephen Mason and John Wilson, by the falling
OF an underground drift in which they at work
Big Bar Slide. Several others severely injured.
On the same day, BENJAMIN Puver drowned while
In Sacramento on the 18th April Taton I. Turner aged
II years of Thomas Turner formerly Of Sana
", uHnOs.
At Woods Dggngs, April 9th, from wound received
by the accidental discharge of pistol Jonathan Long,
aged % years.
MORTALITY REPORT SACRAMENTO FOR TWO WEEKS ENDING
II.
John Seaman, aged AZ ears of Wisconsin.
]. Fieatiick, months, Kentucky.
Matthew Bowden 20 years, Ireland.
John Gaines 35, Dubuque Iowa.
Geo Evans 49,
Stephen West 81 Missouri.
Seth Fisher, 81 Massachusetts,.
Abjsh Owen. IS West6sli Mass
TsltopT Turner. II. Mo.
John Rusk, 80. Ireland
John Wilson. -, Canada.
Harrison Kimball. SO Illinois.
Infant child of David Martin Sacramento.
Three Cinnamon.