The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

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song. He got through the nrst AMI pred n.
Cane and Fiee then sung duet, the ~oras Il when
comJo Cd mr. the by Crane mi. occupied
about ten minutes snd IT the coneiosin sher. prayer
was ADDRESSED TO the 1hr ne a. trace ~ he
IN attendance HE pstoders ascerdsa tbs scsfod At
half post one O'Clock, and fros' that time bat ave
minutes elaffed they laancnsa isto 81 rnit,
Their necks br hen Instantly Ard they ~ a. "a
without struggle motion indicating pain The tsat
words Of Mickey Free -sre- 'Now, boys ,hs, mi. g
receive me; viii shortly be- with you I" A mast ,m.
pIessive degree Of order and quiet perysdei the whole
credit due to Sheriff Carson and hi, d-pus. VII.
order. wy ''"'' y ''' ''''' amos o.
sIIsceIlansous.
Dull TNy N TIE MIsn.-rhe great majority a. miner
in Placer, FL Doraco and Cslsverss COUNTESS ar. exp--
rispcng very dn times NJ present there can b.
improvement until the rainy commerce. In all
these sections here Of quite number peo
pie engaged in quartz mining operations which pay a.
well ever, while Of tie canals have not
up, anc what water remains l. put 10 good The
branches of mining ferve 70 keep small portion Of ths
people employed. There II another class siners-
these engaged in the beds Of mountain are
just rearing rich harvests consequence of the
wafer. Many fortunes will be taken this autumn from
The North, MIDDLE and South Forks " The American and
aso from Similarly situated rivers in Cslaveras and oshe
Counties But, Notwithstanding these collateral advan
tSgeH, IL cannot be denied that the bulk II mining
enterprise Of the State is in exceedingly dull
duon.
called out the night Of the 22d Of October BY the
eonfaes alton Of any nouept which has happened
our city appears that ihe fire originated in the
ling alley attached TO the Montgomery saloon viii n
ing constructed If wood and lined with canvass
ssme rapidly enveoped in the ancs in defiance ofevery
effort put 'orih by those who hal hastily asembIe
From the alley the raging element caught The large
story wooden alta 10 the saloon quicL,
guihng 1t IN ruin, destroying large amount Of hay
and other property belonging the stables Of Nj. Bur-
eett adjoining. he hontg nery from it's being built o.
adobes, was saved, although not without serious injury
and damage such the intense heat that the br.a
pitch with which its fat oo covered became liquid
and tbror gh ~ tbe billiard tables ruiniog the
cloth ~. Several fine pic ures also destroyed
also the furniture and fixtures together with the entire
stock Of liquors.
1t truly fortunate for city that adobes form
almost the only material Of which it, buildings con
from The or want o, water or other
q fghng the subtle element might have witnessed
the entire obstruction OF our town S1hsJrs Californian
1EHRiIIE AFFRAY FRENCH GuLUI-ONE MAN KILLED
Four WorsDD-On the 23d Ocsober, says the
Shasta Courier, difficulty occurred on Frensh Gulch
between several parties OF mine which esIitedan the
affair grew out Of dispute about claim and water
ditch, about one mile above the mouth of the gush.
The di putans McCarren Fi'xpatri,k's company
side, and the company OF dard o. and some
Germans on the other. Mr. La Story shot in
the back the head just above the ear lie died shortly
W und la nara1v tafne
Of the ARRAY sigsmuni Greiner is danger usiy wounded
In The back; recovery uncertain Two Germans were
tho IN the high The parties have been arrested, and
were undergoing examination.
ASSASSINATION HUMBoI BAY.-We have received the
Humoodt Times Of the 9th Oct The paper contains
account Of an attempt to assassinAs Henry Rohner q
conposor in the Office, who shot the morning Of
the 2eth, while at his stand setting type by o rufian
named Grummond Robper was still iving when the
piper printed, but bis wound was considered NOR
tall The shooting was totally snprovoked and the pee
pie OF Union had turned out mds TO search for Grum
mond kobner was young man OF excellent cha racer
ARRIVAL OF TIIE BRITISH FMGATE PREsIDEyT.--rhe Bri
h rgate PRESIDENT arrived at San Francisco on the 4h
her oicers-Captain, Charles Frederick Lieutenant
Il. .. Wentworth, Morgan Todd, Thomas Mcuardy;
master n; G; Roberts Surgeon, J. J. l. Doanet; Pay
u asfer, II. Y. ). DYER Chaplain, Rev. T. X. Hones:
Assistant surgeon, James N. HEX Second Master G. Ii
Allen. Marine Oflcers-Captain Stewart LeutensnI
Mould Midshipmen, Messrs. Royse, Blair Norris Roch
ford Cox, Stevenson, McClauchey Assistant Clerk, Mr.
NcKeen.
FAN FRANCISCO, Saturday evening, Nov. 3, 1863
The amount OF business done TO-DAY has been very
light, the difficulties experienced In making collections
meeting the pay mepts for this mail proving sufficient
occupy the attention OF all parties. Money has been
stringent Than for mcnshs past and there
be but little DOUBT ,hst considerable sules have
forced tosay ~ low rates In order 10 raise money The
shipment Of treasure on Monday will hardly exceed II
indeed It reach, million and half
EorR-Jobong sales only OF $50 or sacks domestic At
50 co. 100 do dc. Oregon 200 do. do Golden Gate 200
DO CO. Magnolia at $40. and small lots of Galisgo and
oArsaes Of $50 bags inferior at 2e 400 do in three
lots al 81 goa 81 60 100 lbs according To quality
BAnIr5--lhe market has been dnl sales OF 500 bags
At 2Ac.; leo co. at 2s9c, Ard 800 do At 81 So.
WfAT--A ,ole was made last event ng Of $50 bags
choice ut about ac toby sales Of $50 bags at ac 400
do. at So s0 600 do at 2s<c., and $50 do. IT 21lc
BiAss--sac of 20 bags bayos at nc.
forArors--'he sales were rather large, without, how
ever any improvement in prices; 1850 bags sold at TIC
Obtained for u few choice lots in jobbng way.
Br1rEsale Of 10 hrkns choice atooc., and IS do
do. private.
FoRk--48 half Obls clear sold at 81.
RIcr-Auc,i' sale Of 800 mats american At Be.
SUGAR Auction sale Of 80 hall bbls crushed, sweated,
at Exc.
sIoAMs-2co GOO German Iondres cold at $1i.
1Rt-4C0 black sold private
B1Trpf-b0 cases Boxers sold at $40.
FAwSs--sale 81 900 boxes layer to arrive NJ 81 Is.
TonAcco-8 Pride OF the Pacific sold 70c
per h., and IL d, Can'elope at 3bc.
IRis1s-1O bales steam sold at &c. per yard.
Marriages, births and Deaths.
MARRIED.
IN Fan Francisco October 49, ~ Rev. Mr.. Picrpont OF
Pacerville, Mr.. Clemens Stse to Miss Soloma sigwat
In George,own October ~, Mr.. John Merchant to Mis-
Sussn sthDdish.
In sacramento October 81 Mr.. Richard Billet TO Miss
Amelia daughter OF Colonel l.. Hagan.
In jackson October ~, Mr.. q. f. rrpp 70 Miss Emily
Caroline shelton.
in sha.ta City, October 49, by Mr. Justice Caldwell Mr..
j. sraz to Miss Agnes Meyer daughter Of pitus Meyer
Of New Orleans.
In Los Angeles, October Is, Don santisg, Watson to
popsa Dolores Doininguez October IL Mr. james II
kellogg TO Miss Anne, lea Isabel Asher Also the sans
time and Place, Mr. George Bellopp TO Mss Jane Asber
In san Juan Nevada county, October 20 Mr.. william
Heath to Miss Martha Stewart
In Washington. Yolo county October IS, Mr.. y. Burr
TO Miss J. ". Porterheid.
NJ santa Clara county October %, Mr. Charles Hsalay
10 Miss Anna Morgan. October IL, DR. john d. Scott Il
Misc ncoecca Reeve.