The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03


into the State Treasury from this source II the various
shers have disposed OF all they have received will be
licenses collected will be s412 500 less for collection
twenty five per cent sl03 40 leaving 5000 400 10 be
divided equally between the state ana the respective
reaing for county PURPOSES Of the net amount
collected.
THE MINES IN sosoRA-The party that left San Diego
beyond the Colorado Ola rivers Mexico returned
Last week After crossing the Colorado they travelled
U the ella about three hundred miles stopping at the
Pmo's villages some fifteen days, waiting for one Of
their party who went TO Altar TO gam information Of
the location of the gold mines. At the expiration Of
that time, the man not returning they pushed 20
Salt nyer and travelled up that river 10 its junction
with the San Francisco They have prospeeted for gold
the San Francisco about y miles, trying every mile
so,but TO be found. After crossing to
the Pimo's villages and prospecting up the ella about
seventy five miles, without success, they went south
into Sonora to q place called -, where gold
found in small quantities, but there water, FROM
here they went NORTH by the way OF the Pmos, t'll
they struck the Salt river about forty miles higher up
than where they had previously prosPected that stream
and found little gold but not 10 sufficient quantities TO
pay for working The party returned from this place to
the Pimo's villages again, where they split up-fve Of
them going TO Tucson and 1--WE returning 10 San Diego
where they arrived In good condition. after absence
Of four months and nine days, fully satisfied towat tin
the railroad completed before they another cruise
into Sonora in search OF gold.
STEAMER UNDERWRITERS ArTAcsED.---The steam tug On.
derwrer, from Philadelphia arrived al San Francisco
the sth ult and Immediately attached BY Messrs
b. Davidson Co., as the property Of Henry Meiggs,
who was indebted TO this firm TO a large amount.
Marriages and Deaths.
At the Nspa Hotel Nap. City, BY .. II. Hatch. E.q
Mr.. w. V. McGarvey, OF StanisIaus county, 70 Miss
Martha A. Barnes, Of Napa county.
AmIci, Of Dry Greek, to Miss Mstila. Philips. Of lone
Edward Schneider to Miss Louisa Fischer, ali Of San
Diego.
In San Francisco by Rev. Mr.. Nooshake, Mr.. Johann
BY the Rev: Mr. Lbarrv, Mr.: I. Nunan to Miss Mar
y 'sas . z. q fss Ne % Al Alvin. '9
styles
10 San Francisco, Dec. LIST, the lady Of Mr.. Mark Of
In Spring Valley, "a Dorado county, Mrs. Hannah ~
Robert n and H.tiid. D. bennett, aged nine ncnih.
10 Msrips,s, Mr. Thomas 9. FLETCHER, aged 81 years,
In San Fnscsco, after long and severe Illness Of
Inf smstion Of the bowels Lawrence Yablsushy, aged
In san Francisco infant son Of H. A. and Mary Russell
IN San Francisco, Dec "a Charlie: only child Of Charles
and Harriet Thomas, aged years and 10 months
marEes.
sAs fRAScuco, Dec. 9, 1854.
fforR.saies, from hrst hands, Of $50 bbs. Hazali,
bad, at 90 per Dbl, and 100 do Belmont, private
terms Jobbing sales Of 300 Or socks Golden Gate 81
200 do domestic at u co. 200 do Aviso, 1t S. 500 do
repsckcd Chile, NJ 81 T5 100 do Fairchlds self raising
At $40 1000 m sack. Happy Valley private term.
and II auction I52 half sacks damaged Chile, at % 20
per 200 lbs.
Coss MkAI--A lot OF 90 half bbls. sour sold At suc.
ton AZ o. per half bbl
GRsn-In wheat and barley, particularly the latter
there is much animation. Three iots OF good mailing
embracing l.Op
do fair, al &c per H. Fosr iots Of California barley
embracing tleo bags, sold ~ 10 per H. and 81 the
close, negotatlons pending fer 900 bags 81
the same figure. In oats tAe only sale reported
100 sacks domestic al 2se per 10. sails a. ios sacks
California buck ~heat ii axe aaf gotbiax ss,ss 81 go
sacks bran a. I've. per ID.