The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

! On the 11th ult, by Rev. Bishop Kip, MI Adam Men
| ges TO Mrs. Louisa II. Pochenbemer.
In Sacramento on the 2d OF March, by Rev } A. Ben
ton, Mr. John A. Lenhiu to Miss Sarah Dawsu all OF
Sacramento.
At the residence of G. W. Lee in sutter county the
9th of March, by the Rev j. A. Benton Mr.. Gee ge T.
stockley 10 Miss M. Alvra Ann Lee, both Of utter
county.
In Nevada, March Q by Rev J. r. Tansey, Mr. VIM G,
James TO Miss Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Major j.
Brosddus, formerly Of Missouri.
n Nevada, March 0, by Rev. Mr. Warren Mr.. Ezra D.
Hoyt, to Mrs J. Anna Burnett, all of Nevada.
In Nevada, Mar,h 4, by Rev. J. Il. Tansey Mr. A. j.
Mcllvain to Miss Jane, daughter of VIM Norman all for
In Alameda county March 8, at the residence of the
county judge by Hon Judge Crane Mr.. John L. Wilson
to Miss Judith Ann hlarston both Of said county.
On the stanislaus by the Rev J. Woods March o. Mr.
J. NJ Billings to Miss Cynthia +. Alexander
N ps stockton 20 e. March BY the Rev Mr. Phillips, Mrw
mery Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
On the 18th March, at the residence of Messrs Blum
Brothers. Mr. Gustaye Mailer to Miss Fanny schid
In Gold River Valley, Feb % Mr.. p Dunn Miss Mary
N. Hill
BIRTHS.
In Marysvllc March 49, the lady of Mr. Geo. b. Dow
ME, OF boy.
At Rantedoter Bar Sierra county March s. the LADY
OF Mr.. VIM. Gidey Of a daughter.
In Eownieville March q the lady of Benz Addington
OF promising boy.
;, In San Francisco on the 7th ult Mr.. Albert L. Bur-
lingame Of Gloucester r. J., aged 80 years.
March s. in San Francisco, Maria, wife of Samuel
painton formerly Of Bath England IN the 33d year of
her age.
Martha ininnt daughter OF Edward and Elizabeth Nc
AT Clinton, Contra Costa Abby Sophia infant daughter
o. W T. and Abby l. Thompson aged year and days.
ro youngest son of the late Don Carlos Antonia Car
i On Sunday morning, 10th Feb, Donna Encarnacion
On board the bark Powhatan on the 10th ult, Capt
Rowland c. Bunker late of the Gen. Veaze formerly Of
Nantucket, Mass aged IS years -. '''' ''''' :
On Thursday, March g. in San Jose, Cal, Mrs. DIANA
wie OF MT Joseph Brown, aged "a years, after brief
In San Francisco March g. Mrs. Julia D. Tichenor con-
sort Of Capt S. w. Tichenor, of Texas
In Stockton Tuesday Feb a. of congestion of the
brain, William Henry, only child of N X. and f. A. Mas
ten of San Francisco, aged II months
At Marysvie, suddenly, of apoplexy, the 1st ult
In Nevada Monday Feb. 81, NJ. l.. Krariker, aged
On the evening Of the 9th ult, Emily wife of Captain
JOS A. Wilson.
At the Hampshire Mill Yuba county, March Q, Hiram
of the Massachusetts, Regiment of volunteers.
On Sunday evening" 10Th ult., of consumption, Mrs
On Sunday morning, March II, Serena Livingston in
FAINT daughter Of Rev. c. B. and Mary A. Wyatt, aged
March IL, Ericsson May son Of Hugh and Marie c.
May aged year and 15 days.
Near Volcano, about the 2sth of February, Mr..
f. L. Winslow, aged 4S, formerly of St. Lawrence
In San Francisco the 18th ult of brain fever Lewis
W. Holiness of Cleveland, o., aged As years.
In San francisco, on Tuesday 14th ult John Simpson
Reid late of New York. The deceased leaves wife and
4. q member
Of Crescent Engine Co. No 10.
In Downieyilc, Feb a. of convusions Casantra wife
of Alex. Campbell formerly of Fairfield, Iowa aged 10
years and months.
Markets.
SAN FRAScIsco March 15 1854
Since the sailing of the last semi monthly steamer,
says the Ala California we have to record continu
Of that extreme depression in all branches of trade
which we have chroniced from fortnight TO fortnight
during the last three msnths II had been hoped that
the mail Of the 5th Of February from New York would
hrin ndv she1s brtO
the contrary received the depressing intelligence that
the number Of vessels cleared and sailed from Eastern
ports fr California daring the fortnight preceding that
date more than double that OF either the two fort
nights and Furthermore, that number of other
laid on were getting fair prices and rapidly filling up II
is 10 these facts In conjunction with there having been
increase from the interior goods that attribute
| the continued stagnation of our market.
The continuance of heavy shipments to this market
already ovestocked beyond all precedent in face of the
unanimous and repeated advice and warning of all pub
hcd circulars and reviews for the six to eight
months forces to the conclusion that may look
or the org OF the evils we are suffering under at home
raj her than abroad.
il does not reasonable that parties at the East
would keep making adventures hither with great
encouiagements than have been held by the con.
dition markets have been in for the last five six
months We have been assured by parties entitled to
confidence that there are here who have
all along advised correspondents at the to make
shipments Of this and that article, under the plea that
although the market FOR it was depressed at the momen
there would be reaction in four five months and that
venture made in conformity with that advice would
probably net paying profit We have been told that
York Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. All we can
say is that house here, whose affairs conducted
with any sagacity foresight whatever have pur
sued so suicidal course to its own true interests II is
perfectly clear to the commonest comprehension that the
bulk of the merchandise stored hereand the
tity is perfectly enormous-w not for various obvious
realize to the owners sixty cent upon the
invoice cost. And the shipments now the way here
VIII be placed in the same category regards netting
profit shippers unless there is entire cessation of
further shipments for at least three months.
II viii be well for people abroad to take into consdera
e font
provisions becoming less every day, and it is not
large by onefourth as It was year since. The in
of cattle sheep, swine and poultry has been
great during the last two years. that there is any
part Of the State whore fresh provisions not at
ainabe at prices with which foreign cured provisions
cannot proitably compete The abundance and cheap
Of vegetables Of every description has well large
influence in esseDing the consumption OF salted provi
sons. We adyered to these facts long since in of
reviews, and remarked at the time that the day
not far distant when should be entirely Independent
of oil foreign supplies Of either animal vegetable food
In fact last crop or barley and potatoes abun
dan, that the price which they viii realize at present
hardly compensates the producer for the cost of harvest
ing and getting TO market
The transactions Of the fortnight have been limited
and call for no special remark
CITY TRADE REPORT.
MARCH 51As regards tran sactions from hands OF i'm.
porers hear Of next TO nothing done to-day There
considerable number of country merchants in town, but
they general thing, purchasing very sparingy.
FIoUR.-We hear OF sales OF 435 bbls. Galego and
Haxa made last evening" in lots but at terms not made
public There Is more demand from the country and
Of the dealers have had rather active trade Cal
lego and Ha1al are jobbing $40 80 81 city repacked
at a. 20; Ch. in original packages at IS % ss So
GRAiS.--Snal sales Of domestic barley making at
I1c. 15sc.; 300 sacks Chill sold at tSc.
PRoysoSs-We can learn of few sales from FIRST hands,
10000 lbs hams, choice lot sold at 11c 20 rins but
ter AZ p. T.; so do. do choice, at 21c 40 do do at
2lMc 55 DO. do. fair quality, at 1o5c 90 kegs lard at
10Lc.
RitE-2oO mats China No. l., sold at SIC.
CANnfsloo boxes sperm sold at S3c; 200 hall do ada
nanfints at 25c.
BAcs.-50 bales gunnes, c Arthur sold yesterday at
I1Ic.
NAlIs,--o5o kegs, assorted, at p.nt
MONEY MARKN.
wfpSEsDAy EVENING. March 15.--There has been
There he's not been much paper offering in the street.
nevertheless money is tight the banks doing nothing
and hear Of some loans call with stock securities
being made at per ceLt There has been more inquiry
to-day for city scrip the low market value inducing
parcs who already large holders pick up ousde
lots Gold dust very plenty and but very choice
clean parcels viii command $l7 so inferior lots go pro-
less