The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

many, Mr. D. L. blanchard 70 Ms Jane stola, Of sasss
Dec e. BY Elder D. W. Swain, Mr. James j. Stevenson
to Miss Louisa eAughtsr OF James j. and Rsbecca OK
al Of MERGED county.
In Nevada, New Years eve, Hr Albert NAV 70 Mis
Ottlige Betfin, both OF Nevada.
AT White House, sonoma Valley, Dec. "a, Vim. Hood
Esq., o. Los Guiuco to Eliza Ann daughter Of the as.
Al Greenwood Dec l5 by Rev. David Mcclure, Mr.. 10
seph Sanger to Miss Johanna Peterson. all OF the
place.
At the Orleans Hotel in Sacramento. Jan. O. by Rev
Mr. Prstt, VIM. Butter6eld Esq., of Nevada to Miss Ma
~ g. Smith, Of Appleton, Wisconsin
KertcLem, Of Marysvie, Miss Z J. Be y Of Bsnicia
In stockton, by Rev 6. B. Rooney, Mr.. T. Benson o.
San joaquin county, TO Miss Sarah C. Purngson, OF BIS
At Omega, BY G. W. TAsman, Esq., Mr.. Franklin W
Hudson to Miss Eliza Jane Short. both of the above
At sebastopol in Nevada county, by Rev. l. s. Ny
Dec %, Mr.. l. ". Chase to Miss Martha Nelson ell o.
On Wednesday. JAN 2, BY c. A. Finley Esq, Mr.
AhChock to Miss y Hawk ali OF Auburn Placer county
AT Parks Bar JAN 3, By g. H. Heath E.s., Mr. John
n Lindsey, Of New York Fat, TO Miss NJ Baker Of the
New England House. Parks Bar.
In Quartzburg, on New Years evening, by Justice
Gainss Mr.. Dodd to Miss Waters.
In San Francisco by Rev. N. rhurston, Mr. j. B. Han
dy to Miss Mary H0berday.
At Russian river. Mr.. Adam Shane 70 Miss Sarah f.
At Santa Rosa Valley, Mr.. J. N. Hemenway 70 Miss
Jane A.. daughter Of Isaac Holman, Esq.
In tan francisco ct the residence OF Dr. OAef by Kew
R. 2. Cutler, Mr. Oas. G. Jones t, Mrs. NJ A. wiih.ms
In San Frar cisco, by Rev. Ar.hGaIagher, Mr. Edward
q. Psc. y to Miss Ellen Kelley ..u
In rnitas, Dec ls BY Alrie n J. A. curate Of sono
"a, W. Bancroft EA, Of Cadiz, Ohio to Dona Rafela
Orosco, Of Sonora, Mexico.
In Sacramento, Jan. g. Mr. Francis N. Durney Of Phi
ladelphia, to Miss Mary Rojss, Of Chile.
In Sacramento JAM d, by Rev. Mr.. Pratt, Mr.. N. g.
Grogan Mics Mary A. Madden, both OF San Francisco
B. St. John 70 Mis- s. Sarah l. ssttssaed. - 1870
In San San Francisco, at St. AArys Cathedral by Rev
Father Gallagher, Mr.. Owen Smith to Miss Bridget u
At Olympia (w To- by Rev. J F. Devere, Lieut.. W. b.
Aeck, Of Stea loom, to Miss Eliza oeth simmons, OF
At S eilacoom CIV. T.), Jan. 1. by J. NJ Bachelor,
Esq Hon. Frank Clark to Miss Jane Downsy all OF Stella
COON, Pierce county, W. T.
AtSacramento, on the 10th January, the Lady OF Mr..
JobniMcCopsb, OF San Francisco, Of
In Downieyiile Jan. l, the wife of Mr.. T. Largton
Of
In shasta Dec &c. tie wife Of Dr. J. Morse, Of
In Shasta Dec 80 the vile OF Mr. Henry Ciousen, OF
In Yreka Dec. "a the wife of A. P Tdsn, Of daugh
ter.
In Stockton jan the wife OF Captain P. E. Conner,
In sacran ento jan 2 the wife Of Samuel DEAL of son.
In Sacramento, jan s. the wife OF Mr. Joseph Sutton,
Of daughter
At Marysvie Jan. 1a the lady Of DR.. W. T. Thompson,
of a son.
same place. 5th ui wife Of Augustus Besson, of
DIED.
At sea, on board Winged Arrow, VIM. Penn, seaman
Suddenly, after short illness Edwin Dudley ags d
81 years formerly Of Spring Valley, Duchess county,
In Sacramento jan 4, Chas. c. Wattsrhouse, aged SO
years, formerly of Bro 7klyp, L. l.
At the residence of her father of typhoid fever Miss
Nancy eldest daughter of James and Sarah Harp in the
twentieth year OF her age.
In San Francisco, Annie F., wife Of Capt Aaron Ho-
10 sacramento, Thos I. Hill, aged years AMI 8
months.
In same place. Mrs Eliza j. Palmer, aged q years.
At honteznns, Mr.. Harry MARTYR # consumption,
aged about 30 years, formerly of Missouri
A. Eureka City, Jan. Samuel Craig, aged "a years,
formerly of Girard Branch county, Mich.
In Shasta, Orson II. Miller aged 70 years, native of
Pennsylv ania.
At Santa Barbara Thomas Cannon, aged 81 years. Mr..
Cannon to California member ef Col. steven
sons regiment, and beloved and respected in the
county where he resided.
At Rough-and- Ready, Dec 81 Of consumption, Jane,
wife Of Maj. A W. Woods, eldest daughter Of Wilism
Patton, Esp, OF Newbug, Ny.
In Georgetown Jan s, Of erysipelas Buel Barteau
aged about 80 years, formerly Of saysvine L. I.
In san Francisco of pneumopa lung fever, after
illness of month George L. only of George H.
and Ellen Leland aged rs months and days
In Marysviile Of COZ sumption Elizabeth NJ, wife Of A.
G. Cofn and daughter Of the la.e Iaac Sherwood Of
New York. aged s5 Years.
In San Francisco Jan. Il, of consumption w. J. Mas
At Mddietewn, Jan . George Il, infant son Of John
II. AID Mary Ruby, Of Shasta, aged four months and
eight days.
A. Townsend late OF Gsiena H. in the 9th year Of her
age.
Bern ard and Matilda Lamb, late of New YORK, aged IL
years AID II mon tbs.
In San Francisco Jan. IA of consumption Ca'harins,
aged q years, wife of Mr. Ge, Terry.
In San Francisco Jan. u.s. of asthma Eugene IaRoche,
aged AZ years. native of st. Domingo
On the Caayeras Jan. ii, Julia Maria, daughter of
James and Mary Jane Chittenden, aged year and
eight NOE tbs.
In Sacramento Jan 49, Augustus Smith, aged 81 years,
formerly OF New York
Markets and Commercial Summary.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81, 1856.
We copy the following commercial summary from the
Herdd:-
Since calling Of the last steamer the 9Th Of the
month"; there been special variation in the dull
routine of trade such maintained up to the close Ut
the year. There has been a. times moentary activity
lasting for day two, and caused mainly Dy the cona
ing Of overdue vessels board Of which have
been contained invoices OF choice staple goods
Besides this there has been another incentive for par
chasers to enter the WHAT frmcess mad
been maintained the first OF the in conseq
of the utter of sill demasd for the interior gave
material deeination OF rates. On this account ftfdl
OF eiminuon has occurred which, however has
at present entirely died away the close OF the last week
prese ming but scan.y array Of transactions, am at
figures forced tie sales havo been in many instances
TO eet the present engagements OF steamer day. SHOW
ing sill farther re1octoa on current prices.
The arrivals OF the fortnight been eight in mum
ber embracing the Winged arrow, Samuel Appleton and
Defender from Boston, the John Stuart and Morning
Miner from Valparaiso, and Eiward Koppiscs from Bi
tsvia As might bare been expected, these arrivals
have taken place without affecting she marKet in
unavorsbe degree In China produce especially,
likely accumuato stocks for the consumption Of
instead of months. In addition TO thu very heavy
amounts of sugar and rice brought by the Koppisch
there several full ships known 70 be on the way from
Chinese ports which will undoubtedly bring fresh and
heavy TO stocks hand Of the articles alluded
to.
Gold dust continues scarce the consequence great
measure, Of the varou. oitches and fumes in the mining
regions having been frozen by the weather.
which appears has prevailed well in the interior
the coast, this winter. Etc days roll and,
this however must remeded the recent have
been abundant and warn, and everything has been in
readiness for the prosecution OF buried add essfal
gold digging Money not excessively strin
gent this last steamer day had been generally
pected the amounts collected not proving heavy
former occasions besides considerable pains having
been taken beforehand meet the eiuiremsnts
cay In real esatc the great feature and We may say
the only feature in great length Of tins has been
the sale Of the Folsom estate at auction, which took
place since the sailing of the last steamer The property
in question insisted of lots and buildings Ia almost every
nj he its dspo-