The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26
Marriages, Births and Deaths.

Marriages, Births and Deaths.
MARRIED,
Prairie city, Tuesday evening, Feb a. BY Squire
Mcdaniel Mr.. II. +. kelum to Miss ,rah J. French.
On the 18th Feb at Grace Church, by tho Rev. o.
Clark, d D. Joseph white, Esq, of San Francisco, to
sarah Ellen, daughter of George Nicks, Honorable
In Trinity Church by the Rector on the 10th February
Thomas Spencer to Mss Rachel Whitte, both of San
January 90 at the Mission of San Diego, by the Rev
J. Reynolds Chaplain Of the Post, VIM French LIST Ser
Cogan sister law to n. Kerren, Sergeant Major.
On the soth January, by the Rev I; e Taylor, Mr..
John Fey, to Mrs Elizabeth Millett in Honolulu.
On Saturday evening 2lst JAM by the Rev, + T. Tay-
lor at the residence Of S Reynolds Esq Richard Gil
hland to Miss Rosalie c. Jones, in Honolulu.
At Indian Flat, III Dorado county Feb IL, by G. W.
Stafford, Esq, Mr.. Robert Blockson to Miss Emee NJ
White.
In San Francisco Feb e5 at Trinity Church (Episoo-
Henry Quantock, of East Lambrook Eng to Lydia Mil
ton eldest daughter Of Mr. Jacob Hewlngs, Of Bristol
England.
In San Francisco Feb 10, by the Rev 7. Dwight Hunt
Mr. stephen Jamson, of 0phir Placer county Cal, TO
Miss Anna Smith, both formerly OF Philadelphia.
In San Francisco Feb 3D. by G. W. Casserly Justice Of
the Peace of the First Township, Mr. John Duca to Miss
Zenobia Rstin.
BIRTHS.
In San Francisco, Feb. 10, Mrs. Caroline shultz Of
daughter.
In Cottonwood, Shasta county the 9th instant Mrs.
David Laird, Of daughter.
Reynolds, of SON.
In Fan Francisco Feb IL, Thomas Van Dyk, aged 20
Sf's: son Of Fran els Van D'A Of Brooklyn Kings Co.
At Santa Cruz, Feb a. Mr.. Thomas H. Roe, native
of Orange county, Virginia, aged 20 years.
On Sunday morning, Feb. 10, of dropsy, Patrick
Garner, native Of Ireland, aged 80 years.
At the residence of u sarles Blooningdale, Jan II
Esther Anireas daughter of the late Joha Wendell An
dreas.
Dec H. board the British ship palirado, on her voy-
age from London Mrs Susan Scott wife of the Captain
u native of Liverpool aged rs years.
In San Francisco, Goth Feb hr. D. Woolsey Rodgers
i. San Franchises, Feb q, the wife of Mr.. John w.
Messenger.
In Bencia, Feb. 20, Of Group Thomas Arnold second
Of Rev. c. NJ Blake, aged years and 9 months.
At the Prairie House, twenty two miles from Sacra
mento, Feb. 49, Franklin Hatch late of Buffalo, Y,
board the ship United States Feb H. Sylvester De-
lucas native of Italy.
In stockton Feb 20, Mrs Ellen Biyen late consort of
John Biven, deceased, aged "a years / month days
On board ship Cyclone Jan o. in lat 20 s. lon 101 80
w Mr.. Charles Bush chief officer, native Of Salem,
In San Francisco Feb %, board the ship spitAre
Mrs. Lucy G., wife Of Capt O. Haley, aged As years. for
In San FRANCISCO Feb. %, Mr. William f Daniels, Of
the firm Of Hendley Daniels late Of Boston, Mass aged
20 years
In Stockton, Feb. 10 of chronic darrhoa after
lingering illness of four months, Mrs Emma NJ Beckett,
of Lewistown Me-, aged 20 years
In Sacramento Saturday, Feb %, Isabella, infant
daughter of Capt. N. and Mary f. Lttleton, aged s
months 16 days.
Markets.
san FRANCISCO, Tuesday evening, Feb. o. 1864.
There has been better jobbing trade to-day, induced
by the contemplated advance in freights and large
amounts of goods have gone forward part on arst &C.
count however, and the boats were at an early hour
filled up. From the hands Of importers very little has
been done the sefeyident fact staring every one in the
face that large S invoices be % Of 70,
to raise funds for the steamer of to have
waived this source Of revenue and making other
The anticipated advance in freghts above alluded to-
is based on combination of steamboat owners-6oats
joint stock company The association includes the
owners all this description of tonnage ahoat or now
on the the s M the ss OBJ
passage, but whether such will be the result
shows that the public place little faith in the public ad
vantage to be derived from the combination It is fair
to presume that the will Immediately increase
the smaller sailing tonnage to Sacramento and stockton
but it is doubtful whether this kind Of transportation
particularly at this Of the year. when the winds
are apt to be adverse successfully compete even at
low rates with the seamers Notwithstanding the Proba
ny .a.es 81 sne a,.ea UNDERSTOOD that
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81 @ AZ ~ 900 ~ wv oT.. unsHec.sa
domestcl at 40 35o do Chill suner6ne orsinal pack
ages1 al a. Sos do do last everfn, on Hriysts
100 do repacked Chill at So 800 do. do at 80 per 200
lbs 100 bbls Gallego at 50 per bbl 200 Or sacks Chilli
at So and 200 do original Chill on private terms Re-
ceived per Westward Ho $50 bbls This completes the
the receipts for February making 1913 bbls for the
month.
CoRSnE.I-Sales last evening Of 200 bills Tatnall's
kiln dried at IS 90 per Dbl, and today $50 do do at
GRAN-Barley lower. Sales of $50 SKIS. domestic, at
lc 25o at Ike. 200 at &c 200 do Chill do. at x $50
do. milling wheat at 600 SKIS Eastern oats at exc
Mexican corn, at 2c SO do Chill do, at 2c 10 barrels
English seed at so do domestic from English
seed at &c. $50 SKIS Chilli BRAN at hc and $50 do. do
at &c per ID.
Por BEEAD-Sale Of 80 barrels Wilson'S at &c. per h.
PoTAroEs-Sale Of 800 bags, at 1c. Ike. per ID.
IRRESPONSIBLE OF Is tierces Ames hams In double
covers at 15c 275 frks good butter, at 2lc Al do.
inferior to choice at 14c &c. 800 kegs lard at 10kc
cash. per h. and 100 barrels pork at 917 SO per