The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

insa, y u Nv. George b Tsy3r. N. Wa Gro
scry, 3 Hsryuviis, to nis 8srek J. Miller.
NWNsyb Ranch, GAn Joaquin county. yune -
b RM, BID: Henry, 1r. x~ssoai v. WHsy I'D
July 8. q Aisneda, y The Bsv. Mr.. Nyss, Mr..
Benjamin K. Myers and Miss Haxrise r. Kelley.
In Asrysviljs, on July 4, ZssAarieh Aontgo-
merry, Of The Aaryvills bar, fornstiy Of Kentucky
and recently 4 Shasta, and Miss Helena GfAhan' /"
F. N. Kennedy to MA IahslA Smith.
In San FisneiscS. 4 the First PTSs:bytsr%i. .
Robert Bleaching and Miss Julia Adams.
In Jackson, on the evening Of July s, the lady Of
Mr. Hiram Allan, Of daughter.
In jackson, on July 3. The lsdy Of Geo. Andrews,
" Al Hunts Gulch, on Juns 30, the Lady Of W. A.
HipOus, Of daughter.
On July 8, the hdy Of M. Chas. Kirchho1 Of
son.
In Nevada, On the lth instant, ct tho residence Of
Mr.. Burlington. M. William Copeland. aged So. Mr..
G. WAS ffcm Spartanburg. 9. G.
At Seawsrd b Prescotts Ranch, Bear River, near
Nicoaus, July 9Th, Of Panama fever, Mr.. W. w.
KnowitoD, Of Clymer, Chautauque county, N. Y.
In Ban Francisco, on tho 9th inst, Mary Elizabeth,
daughter Of Sarah and Peter A. Owens, aged five
months.
In San Francisoo. on Sunday, the sth inst, VIM.
and late II 6ydssy, N. s. W.
At San Frsacisoo, July 7tb Of bilious fever, Mr..
iumbis county, N. z. aged about IS years..
At his residence, about two miles north Of Bidwel,
Butte county on the 9Th inst, Mr.. George W. Brown,
formerly from Albany county, n: Z.
At AekelumDe Hill. on the Sd inst, Handel Lunds
Of Nashua, N. H., aged "a years and months-
On the lth inst. At Mud Springs, after long and
painful illness in the 22d year Of his age, Mr. D. Ma
clean. formerly Of Clarksvile, AR; ,,..
June SO, Is5l:-June l, Chinaman; 9th, infant Of
John Krauss, aged months, Of this city; 9th, Ri
chard Delahoide, aged rs years, Of Montreal, l. G.;
sth. Franklin G. Farley, ssed years and months,
mers, Mexico; 18th, Peter Robertson, aged 50 years,
Glasgow, Scotland; infant Of Stephen Eaton, aged
IA months, Of this city, 2lst. Kerceashir, aged 80
months, Of this city; 2sth, VIM G. Middleton, aged
al years, New York Total number, 10.
Interment from out'oe the city--June s, Eliza J.
Hodge, aged % years, Bloomington, II.
ending July Diseases, consumption l;dysentery,
l. cholera morbus, stiborn, l; poisoned, l; muir
dercd unascertaned /. Total Z. Catharne Fostick,
aged Is. from Ohio; Patrick Carkin, 80 Wisconsin;
New York; infant child Of Hr. Pratt, Sacramento
city; infant child Of Mr.. D. H. whipley, do; VIM.
D. belkirk, ls months, Of Sacramento city.
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, July r. 1854.
Business since the sailing Of the last steamer, has
absence Of arrivals from Atlantic ports for sixteen
esssivs days. the MAJ et has exhibited dropping
tendency than before the sailing q the steamers on the
not been quite active during the past fortnight - for
the preceding one and with some few exceptions de-
The arrival Of three clipper ships on Tuesday from Bos
ton has tried the market, offers having been freely
made of goods from the vessels but are few
The condition of trade In San Francisco
Is attributed to the which has been noticed
for ne. year and long - eastern shDpsrs persist
to work OF the accumulated stocks, long viii BUSINESS
its present dull aud dropping aspect California
does not want bali the tonnage q last year Partly
supple: N e saes
fornA w according to accurate calculation suppy her
self this year with all grain except corn and even with
tho present supply Of aour hsnd it II caculsted
shall have more thsn years consumption when the
vast quantities Of wheat the ground shall have
been harvested and manufactured.
IN PROVISIONS decline In all articles, With the excep
ton Of butter noticeable The market 10 heavy, with
. min dropping tend. ncy.
doors. sashss &c. being the only articles in this line
which arc paying profit.
ruling essssdng 10y" t Msis 1.: 70
speculation In this article Sales have been mace from
nrst hands as high cents The stock is moderate
ly large and partially concentrated In few hands.
Coal Is in abundance 1t ruling figures.
GxocErs-Fruits and preserves selling moderately
DRY GOODS stii In abundance, and exhibit change.
Ors scarce Whale IL hold ct 81 80 per gallon Lin
seed oil remains without change since last sdvess &C.
yeral parcels sold time snce TO arrive at 3d. have
been received.
IRox DUH Of sale at current quotations.
6rro at quotations ClaIet wine has exhibited better
feeling; tales IN cases at about % S7H.
Bofrs SHOES in abundance; dull sale.
SUGAR both Eastern and China, remain without
change.
At this season Of the year mining operations ara more
ess changed in their chal which may FOR short
time the present yield of gold dust In
quence Of the failure Of water In dry dggpgs during the
summer mon hs the Of the miners unless sup
Piled BY canals ana bitches, engage in river mining
vast amount Of work Is In progress for draining the beds
Of streams and a. the water be turned on
by Of canals and fumes the usual amount Of god
1t is expected win be taken out. The influx of dust
from the hill and dry dgginss, supplied by artificial
Real estate il quiet with but ttle doing As saon As
the decision Of the Land Commissioners in relation TO
city titles is made known, change Is expected in this
Money is scarce and in considerable demand. BANK
per cent. Short time paper per cent Long
time loans on unexceptionabe security, "a s2k POI
cent.
News from Oregon Territory.
The steamship Columbus arrived at San Francisco
on the l4th Of July, with Oregon dates to the Sth
I ultimO.
The most important news by this arrival is from
Port Oxford. When the Columbia stopped there the
town was completely deserted. All the people had
gone to new diggings recently discovered, about
twenty five miles in the interior One party of four
men was reported TO have taken out 5000 in two
weeks Miners were making from $50 TO $lc0 per
day. Abont 81 600 Of the gold from the new dig.
gings was on exhibition at Port Oxford when the
Columbia was there.
TIE Oregon papers contain the usual items Of
news. The Salem Statesman mentions the arrival
oil person from salt Lake. He reports TO- ty