The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

Cooraco -was IN the hands OF committee; but diyt
sion cannot take place this year.
Ilecteps for supervisors had been held at Colorss
Diamond Springs and Placervle which had resulted in
branches OF stFreedom's PhaIanxp have been orgaa-
lied in different sections Of the State This secret
organization, designed to operate against the Know NO
things.
KNOW NOTHING MOVE IN THE LEGISLATURE.
bill bad been introduced in the Legislature 70 pre-
ven but native born citizens being either judges
inspectors of elections. motion made, hosever,
to strife ont ths words pative born" which was
Cory clayton coo%S sIsrs,
%ss
cssss cass Ts:n.a 1s1Esy
Meilus, Meredith Moreland, oxley Phelps Rowe Ryand,
1T The democrats in the minority are in Italics.
MiscelIaneous
ARRIVAL CLIPPER SmPs.-on the 18th April six clip
per ships arrived at San Francisco, foowsshp SEA-
South Gregory IA from York ship Charmer Lu
la days from Boston ship Saracen Berry l4S Gays
New York; chip Morning Light, knight, 115 days from
New York.
A RosAYoFF IN SAN FRANCISCO Considerable interest
excited yesterday by the circulation of report that
the eldest OF the late Gar Nichoas-a wild and
wsyward youth-was in San Francisco, and would imme
dateIy embark for the imperial court Of Russia, with
the view of assuming the imperial crown by the right
of succession It furthr related that the Mail
Steamship Company bad extended to the imperial heir
free ticket to New York. The story formed general
topic OF conversation at the street corners AMI gained
aSe It is considered tina. the age Of the Emperor Mich
oas at the time Of his death not less than sixty
years that he was married At the age OF twenty one
and that Alexander the heir apparent is nearly thirty
eight years of age 1t possible that among the woros
representatives in California may be found member of
eldest son Of all Russias would be ao we'd from
hone.-Sdn Frdncisco Herald, April IA.
Marriages, Births, and Deaths.
HARRIED.
In San Francisco, Samuel G Bigelow and Adelaide W.
In San Franciaco by the Rev Mr. Gallagher, Noses A.
Mclaughlin to Mrs. Elizabeth J. Reed:
VIM m Fahey to Mis- Margaret ga, Sullivan. '''
In Sonora, by the Rev. 5. Harmon, Dr. T. Thompson,
late Of ST. Louis Mo- to Miss Kate York, late OF Bufa
IN Columbia, by the Rev. E. B. Lockley, Dr. Augustus
Campbell to Miss Mary A; Snyder
In San Francisco, by the Rev. Mr.. Gallagher at St.
MaIys Cathedral Mr. Patrick Gibbs, Of Boston, to Miss
Catherine Murphy, Of New York.
son, Mr. Samuel Snapper to Mrs. Harriet Wright
In Oregon, March Is Dr. E. Ii. cleveland to Mrs. Ma
rilla Fonseman, all Of jackson.
At Amlty, Yamhll county, Oregon, April !, Mr. John
Loosely, TO Mrs. Lucy BuiIum.
In Oregon March Hon. c. P. Crandal to Miss Eliza
In Oregon, March %, Mr. James NJ. Cornwall to Miss
Mary TUCKER, both Of Washington county.
Near Burts ferry, March 1e, by the Rev Mr. Cole Mr.
Hiram Holce Mrs. Elizabeth Winkel both of Hamil
ton, Butte county
AT Fort Point, the wife OF S. j. Ashley. Of son.
On April 10, the wife of Mr. Joseph Newbaur 0, con-
In Columbia, March "a, the vile Of NJ. COPYRIGHT Of
In Shasta March %, the wife of Thos. J. Flynn of
daughter.
At Cottonwood Shasta county, April 8, Mrs. W. Lean,
At whisky Creek, Shasta county, April 4, Mrs. E.
Dickerson, of son.
In San Francisco, Mrs Ellen J. Hubert wife OF n r.
Hubert, Esq, native Of Clinton county, KY, aged 81
At Oak Spring Ferry, Capt. VIM. Graham, aged 4s
years native Of Nova Scotia, recently from Texas.
In Columbia April 5th, John Peabody Of Potion Cana
At same place daughter Of Mrs Terry aged 10 years
april 9th, on board steamer Golden Gate, c. W. Kei-
lar of Panama fever he having been sick several weeks
at Aspinwalll aged 20 years, of Thomastown, Name
Atsea, "a March, Richard Dolbp, of New York city,
Bedford.
On beard the chip Liverpool Thomas Pollan, of Hull
In San Francisco April A. James, second Of Ann
a. and Capt james Ludlow late of New York, aged is
Near Butte vile, Yamhll county, Oregon, March IS,
Mrs. Elizabeth Geer, aged AZ years.
Lost overheard from brig S. R. Jackson March 14th
her passage from Honolulu to Columbia River, Adolpb
Stenbofel, native Of Hanover, Germany
At Los Angeles on Thursday April sth Of hemarrhage
of the ungf, Major Robert Bernard, member Of the
San Francisco Bar, aged 81 years
In San Francisco, Mrs. Margaret hurry, native of
Ireland.
In San Francisco, of consumption Mrs. Antonio Lean
drez, native of Mazatan, aged 43 years
In San Francisco Mr. James CASTILLO, native of Ire
land, late Of Oregon, aged 25 years
In San Francisco, the l4h INST, of fever, j. T. La
raise. a native Of France, aged 26 years.
In San Francisco, of inflammation Of the bowels, G.
Belleziers, native of France, aged Is years.
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 16-The business Of the
week opens with fair jobbipg trade better than we
have witnessed for days pastbu prices are ruin
ously low Little inquiry exists for goods IN the
hands of contgners and the bulk of the mershan
disc unlading viii necessarily pass into store.
FLorR-An effort has been in progress for few days
poat nmOnp
ship from their supplies about 40 600 bbls to Liverpool
for the purpose Of relieving the market but up to this
evening rotbpg definite has been concluded parties
not being able to to the proportion each should
furnish. We hear Of sales to-day beyond joobing
seems improyement. We note $50 Or SKIS. Sierra
Nevada at SO; $50 CO. Magnolia at SO; loo do Saata
Sey and Golden Gate rising a. SIC per 200 ibs and
100 bbs. Haxa at sl4 per btl also, 1890 lbs Golden
Gate buchwhea. -four, and 100 eighth sacks Magnolia
do. do. at &C. per III ALSO 100 eighth SKIS Magnolia
| corn meal at &c. per lb.
BARIxY-sais to-day of 700 SKIS. California at 81 40
per 100 lbs and Saturday 500 DO do at &c per 10
| OATs.-sale of 4o SKIS California at &c. per ID.
CORN Jobbing sale Of 200 SKIS very choice California
BucKwHKAr-saie Of 10 sacks California at &c. per ,b
BEASs.-sale of 20 sacks large California white, at &C.
BRAS-sale of $50 sacks domestic, at &c. per lb.
PoTAToEs-Sales of 500 bags fair quality at Doc per
bag leo 90 good at 75c. per do. and 25s do, very
cbsice in lots at 81 per do also so bags sweet at &C.
sKcARs-sale Of $4,000 Havana, on private terms.
l CANDLES SAFES OF 40 adamantlne, ana lUu 40
| SPERM on private terms.
| RIcE-sales 400 mats China No. 1, at &c per ID.
OYsTERs-Sae Of. 100 doz. Boston, ex. Boston Light,
| on private terms.
| AIE-sals Of 500 hbds. Burtons, on private terms
BuTrR-sae Of as frkins very choice, at Acc per h.
PORK Sale of 80 bills mess, at about SO per Dbl.
NAILS Sales Of 900 Kegs in two lots, private
i terms.
| CENENT.-Sale Of IT'S bills, at about IS per Dbl.
| BLASTING PowDER.-Sale of 400 kegs, private
| terms.
DRY Sales of $50 bales 30.inch Brown drills,
ex Reindeer part before arrival, private terms.
l SuGAR-sale of 200 bbls East Boston crashed, at
9hc. per ID.
News from Oregon.
| We have advices from Portland o. T., and Olympia,
| W. L., to April 7.
Az the electiop for muncipal officers in Portland Apr