The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20
Fire In Stockton.

Fire In Stockton.
destructive Ore broke out in stockton on the list
February on Il Dorado street near the corner OF Levee
street. in clothing store. The FIRE spread with aston
ishn quicsness from house to house destroying pro
pery from the of Levee street the brick build
ipgs on the block the Of FL Dorado and
Main streets On Lsyee street II destroyed half the
block to Centre street. The following is list OF those
TSS 81
ue clothing store 81 600; Dent Ysntine, buildines
$4,000 Gustsn clothing store 81 900 Jacobs, clothing
clothing
aagaerreotyrs saloon, $780, Mr. Wood isweiIy, n,SOo;
Ee.s clothing store sssGG G. Paris slsn sIo sors
IS COO tailor shop $780, Mr. Points saloon 81, 200 bar
bsr shop, 81 500 Luke Martin, IS, 900; sc Ling,
Isr and Others, saildinss 81 Soo horre buildings,
- 200; c. o. Sheldon, hat store 81 500; Starbuck
Morse building, $500 John Evans, $Soo-Total $50 800
Other parties not here reported had goods damaged BY
removal.
Fire In San Francisco.
Tho loss by the destruction Of the St. Charles Hotel
and Hillmsn's Temperance House, February Is, is
owned by Harper and others, SIS 600 Hlman's house
owned by the sesman's Bethel society 1000 furni
ture and fixtures of hotel owned by Mr. Hilman neary
newt, $40 O00 four stores Washington street por
tops of the St. Charles occupied severaly by Kimban
knight Gilbert 4 Co Call Co., produce dealers and
consumed 81 800 The report that the ST. Charles had
been sold BY the Sheriff is erroneous The IRE originated
the second story southern ps't o. ns building ina
portion unoccupied Mr. Harper lost considerable
Of money and nohs to the amount of one thousand,
together with the wearing apparel which he had en-.
trusted the Of In the street. while he
returned to some valuable papers.-Sdn francisco
Herald.
Miscellaneous.
SAN FRANCISCO MIST.-The United States Mint in San
Francisco has coined and paid depostors during the
six days 1886 O00 which is the rate Of nearly
day The superintendent, in view OF the great
pressure In financial circles han put the assaying de-
partmtnt extra work. and depostors have been paid
in from twenty four to forty eight hours after their
cashed presentation. The coinage for the month of
February win nearly reach $1,26o,ooo
RESERVATIONS IN THE COMMON COUNCILLOR Saturday
men Tie member fo r the Second ward Mr. Henry
Hasht (of Page, Bacon CO.. rendered by letter. his
resignation as President Of the Board This was &C
cepted and Mr. May nard, Assistant Alderman for ike
Fifth ward, was elected to al the vacancy. vote of
thanks to the late president for his conduct in the chair
unanimously passed. Mr.. John Perry, Jr., Assist
ant Alderman for the Sixth ward rendered his resgna
ton, by letter, member Of the Board. This
cepted and new election ordered to take place the
18th March Eext The judges and clerks Of the ward
last elected are to supernend the new election Of Assist
ant Alderman.
ARRIVALS ExrRAoRpINARy.-For some time previous to
the advent OF the Pampero last week, there had been
but few arrivals Of clipper ships at this port Beyond
lumber brig bark from Oregon, and few coasters
from down the coast Tomaez together with the regu
lar Honolulu schooner and packets, pilots had
nothing to report But the Pampero proved the head Of
long list immediately following came the Sweep
stakes, the Southern Cross and the Bald Eagle
cesive days. The Hussar and the Phantom followed in
quick succession and yesterday m,rabe dictu, then
bad OF Dutch ships the Besbosch, from Cardiff and the
Ida, (Hamburg) from Newcastle. or Frenchmen there
the Nouvel Alfred the Paquete des Mers du Sud-
and the Washington from Bordeaux. Added to these,
there British bark the Euphrates, from London
the Haidee, from Hong Kong and the Juliet, from Bos
ton. At shutdown four more had anchored outside the
bar, making grand total Of dozen for the day The
old saying Msfortunes never come sinsy, will apply
in full force between bankers and shipsit will
WI re lOst n -
Francisco Alta California, Feb. rs.
Marriages, Birth and Deaths.
MARRIED.
On Saturday, Feb. u, at Trinity Church, by Rev.
Mr.. Wyatt Hon. Delos Lake and Miss Myra 4 Clarke.
In San Francisco, Feb 49, by Rev. Nj Dalton, William
Boyle to Miss Il ISABELLA law both Of Boston.
In San Francisco Feb. 49, by the Rev Mr.. Cutler F.
Child Of Fra ncisco to Sarah e. wbour, daughter
of the late B. ?. Wnbour, Of Providence, r. l.
At Eapa Valley, Feb. H. Mr. Elisha Nichols, Of San
Francisco to Miss Sarah a. Woodruff, formerly OF New
Near Stockton, Feb: g. ~ Rev. W. ". Stevenson Mr..
Obadiah Powell to Levina Barrett
In Ys%sill cCu,ty g IT, Dec a. Mr. James NJ Bird
At sbaw'i Flat, FEB. 8, by f. wellington, Mr. William
At Nspa Valley Feb IA, Mr., James Crane to Miss Mary
In Campo seeo Feb II, P. T. swinney, of Winchester
at the Fourteen Nile House, Upper Stockton road,
Feb. Is, Mr.. william Anderson to Miss Ellen Dillon.
In Sacramento, Feb. Is, Hon. Thomas Wells, repre-
sentative from Butte, to Miss Susan Lord
At Glrey, Santa Clara county, Feb. II, Milton Hols
In Columbia, Feb s. BY Rev John Henry redt, Joseph
DAVIS, Esq, OF Montezuma to Miss Psrmela Leonard,
of Sonoss.
In Gan Frarcisco Dec 10TH the lady of John beavan,
AT Dry Creek, Shasta county Feb 9th, the lady of Mr.
VIM. Msney of daughter.
In Sacramento, the lady Of II. H. Holton, Esq, of .
fine boy
At Coloma, Feb. 5th the wife of A. A. Van Guelder,
At Jackson Feb 10TH the lady of Mr. Marcus Abrams,
of a son.
In San Francisco OF consumption, Mr. Chas. E Fose,
late of Castipe, Ne aged 80 years.
In San Francisco, Lawrence Murphy, aged 80 years:
In East Tualatn Oregon at his residence Feb. 9th,
DR.. Elan Young, aged 66 years
In San Francisco, Marietta stilman infant daughter
of James \: and Mary Csughley aged o months h.
aged years native Of Keptucky
At Placerville Feb 18TH william H. scudder aged "a
Near MarysyiIs, Feb 18th, Mr. Virgil Pratt, aged Al
=, At Honelula q dysentss5y on the 2ad Q; Jan.
rey, native OF Hamilton county, Ohio
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb "a, 1855.
There has been little Of Importance done to-day, asile
from fair jobbiug trade Consgnees OF goods received
during the last three days. storing, knowing the
uFeessness OF attempting TO sell in the present condition
FIoUR-we hear of nothing but jobbing sales compris
ing 90 bbis Gsego and Haxai at SIS SIS So 80
Suffolk Co Mills at 49, 200 Or SKIS NapA Mills at $40
so; $50 DO do. Magnolia Mills at 31l
Corn MEAL-100 Or. SKIS. California sold at $40.
GRAN.-1l5 ks barley sold at &c; 200 do. do. at 81
90; e5 do wheat, fair milling, at 2hc; 45 do. do Cal
seed, at 3c; 100 do. CAL oats at &c. Is do do at &c.
so do. do at27Sc; 5000 lbs. buck wheat, at 3tc.
PorArors The market is very dull with small sales
1sc negotiation il pending at the close for large
parcel.
DRIED FRrrs-5oo boxes and COO or, do raisins, ex
Southern Cross sold on private terms.
ToBAcco-125 cases Neptune, ex. Phantom, sold at
Soc; So do. Gamecock, at 45c, ex same ship.
DRY GOODS Is herrimack prints sold at 1870.