The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

RsHD-wnKEs- the Tualarn Paios, Feb. 20, Mr..
Matthew II. Reed IN hrs Sarah j. Wilkes.
sMIni--YoUIK-1n Springfield. Tuo,umpe county March
10, Mr.. Elijah NJ Smith 10 Miss Elizabeth Youe.
| SANDEHsoN-ORMsY III sacramento March Siias W.
sanoerson of Piacervile, to Maggie daughter Of John
! s. Ormsby, OF Sopoma county
STRAIGHTFORWARD san Francisco March 10, BY the
Rev. George Taylor Mr. I. Schlosser to Miss Artm
sMr1H-DrssrY-M Alleghanytown, Sierra county,
March A. J. Smith to Kate Deasey.
! sfERwooD-sHfRwooD In Lane county, o. t. Feb 26.
! ". Il Sherwood 10 Sarah Jane Sherwood.
! TAUBMANN-TAIsT -1n san Francisco March a. by the
Rev. Mr. aooshake, Mr. Conrad Bernhard Tsubmann 70
Miss Eva Christine rsbsi, both OF San Francisco.
TsT-iHN-lr sacramento, March Q, 10 An Tsat to
| Ieong Tsvy I4eeD, both from China.
1oS-DERaCKsoN. Mount Diabo Valley, Contra
Costa county. Fen IS by Rev. Mr. Mcclure Mr.. William
Tsynon to Miss Susan f. Derrickson, OF Farhsven Mass
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tue town OF Santa Clara,
March 10, Mr.. Geo. A Williamson to Miss Matte A. Van
| WATSON TENIE.-In Cowsitz county, W. +, Feb IL,
Mr. James Watson TO Miss Kate Henley.
Rev pp Scott Thomas N wes,on ESQ of V,saie tn,
ae couaty to Niles Mary Louisa, daughter OF Col p Be-
| quee.
BROWN AT waimes, Ha vail, s. l., Jan 81, Henry
| Brown native of England, aged about IS years.
BoKER-In Yreks, Feb 10 John Boxer, native of Cali
Bosp SIn sacramento, March s. Annette Iylve Bond,
wife Of VIM. N Bond, aged 81 years, months and
days.
BAYIIs-In Petauma, March 1, Nancy A.. wife OF T. F.
Bays, aged about % years.
BARNETT.-n Colusa March 8, Robert Augustus Barnett
NJ. D.. of typhoid fever, formerly of England
CoNwAY-In Sacramento, March 16, Mary Ellen, dsugh
ter Of George and Catherine Conway, aged months.
ClKsIHY-In Sacramento, March 2, Geo W, only child
of G: W. and Alice N. Chesey aged years, Q months
and Is days.
CANoN.-In Marysville, March A. James Canon, of Lam
caster Ohio.
CnAsEy-At the Independent Quartz Msl, Sierra couu
y Feb. 2l,Mr Joseph CLANCY, OF Baltimore Maryland.
CIARK.-In San Francisco, March IL, George A. aged
N years Of Caroline A. and George W. Clark, for
merly Of Lowell Mass
CaRlroN. In Corvallis, o. T., Feb 25 of consumption,
Mr.. w. Carlton.
cIARK-In Eureka, Jan. IL, John B. Clark formerly Of
CAiHorx-In Stockton, March H. John Calhoun, only
of Joseph c. and Cassandra Norris aged IL months
CRANE-At Alameda, March 16, Helen Eliza, daughter
of A. NJ and Gertrude Crane, aged years. III months
DAury-In San Francisco, March 10, N. " Dauly,
| late of Utica, New York, aged y years.
county, Feb H. d., George Elliott aged 81 years.
FEAow.-In Yreka, Feb 20, John Fellow, native Of
Switzerland. aged Al years.
FE-In Honolulu Jan. 81, Mrs. Fish, of consumption,
| wife Of Captain Fish, master Of the Corea.
GIBSON In San Francisco, on the It'll March, Susan twin
| daughter Of Thomas and Laura A. Gibson
GsoN--In San Francisco, March Susan twin daugh.
| ter OF Thomas and Laura A. Gibson.
GAGE-ln Stockton, March 10, Ann Eliza wife Of A. S.
| Gage.
HIATT "A weavervile. Feb. "a. Samuel Hart, aged
| about 40 years. native of France.
HoAcAND-In Todds Valley, Feb. %, James G. Hoag.
land.
HolDES-At Trinity Centre March / Edgar Holden for
| merry OF Canada East, aged 81 years.
JAcKsoS-At Big Bar, Klamath county, jan %, Albert
| Jackson, native of Kentucky.
KEuKR-In Marysviile, March Z, Mrs. Ann Keller, wife
KMRML-In San Francisco, March 10, Mr. Thomas A.
Kimbs native Of New York aged IS years.
KNGnroN In St Helena, o Feb q, sonora Fanny,
aged years and months, AMI March g. Henry Leon
aged years and months daughter aud son Of Henry
and Elizabeth kniRhton.
residence of her father Josephine Lees daughter Mr.
j. W. Lees aged years and months.
LNoBERG-ln Sonora, March H. Lnoberg, a native Of
MoKsis In Shasta, March IL, Mary daughter of Mrs
Sarah Skilmap, aged years, 5 months and IL days.
MANNING In Sacramento, March IT, of consumption
Albert c. Manning, aged 40 years.
MAKus.Tn San Andress, FEB 2s, john son Of Patrick
and Mary Martin, aged years
MYERS In Santa Rosa, Feb OF Group, Ellen Matilda
Myers. eyed months and DAYS
Masssy.-M Yreka, Feb. %, vciorne Massey, aged 90
years. nstve Of France.
MAKy.-In San Francisco on the l2sh Of March THE
Hallway House. on the Old Mission road, Mr. Samuel VA
kin, aged b5 years.
PENSrGroN-In San Francisco March Is, Miss Mary f.
bennington OF New foTK city, asea 20 years
from 1ehuan,epec, at Blncara Bay Feb 1, Mr. William
Perry, first officer Of fever, aged 80 years
ocK-In Portland March I, Maria, wife OF Mr.. Ro
bert Puock, In the 27th year Of her age.
PxsrAsp-In Portland, Feb. %, James william, son of
RIcHARDsoS.-Inw Washington county, o. T., Mrs. Anna
H., wife Of Nathan C. Richardson, aged 10 years,
RsDDicK-M Tcdds Valley, March IL, Philiuda wife of
JOS. Reddick, aged 2s years
STENE>S.-ln MendoCino county, by drowning, =. H.
Stevens OF Brighton, Mass aged 20 years and months
sARrwErL-in Marysvc, March IL. Simon Ssrtwell,
| aged about IS years, formerly OF Massachusetts,.
soINrr--Ai Ophr, Feb %, Vim. Schmidt late Of New
York, aged 81 years.
THomros San Francisco, March II, Miriam s wife
Of Iucius Thompson, native Of Massachusetts,, aged 20
years.
waIvsy AT Oregon Gulch Trinity county, Feb %,
Frank ". Warren, aged months
wIsF In Marvsvie, March = Mrs. Matilda Wise,
sort OF John 3. Wise.
VISION In Honolulu Feb. Q, Emma Frances, daugh.
a nd Waafnp aradIh month.
Money Market.
from the san Francisco shipping Register, March 10
Since the date Of our last semi monthly market report
bu, ie OF financial interest has TRANSFERRED There
change TO note in regard N mining operations throughout
the state the business continuing 10 DC prosecuted Tor
mcrly noticed, with, however, very favorable facilities
Owing 10 the moderate amount OF business doing the de
4 msDd upon the interior for the transmission OF
| dust with which 10 hquidate obligations, has not
been to an extent that would much augment
| its receipt that Of the preceding fortnight,
and there IL TO anticipate than an
material increase of export by the present steamer Toe
northern section OF the state has besn favored by
the rainy rason, drawing 10 a close than tbs coun-
ties IN the sorhward; accounts from which represent
both mining agricultural interests as greatly preju
diced by the scan supply Of which has yet visited
them The season IS not, however, far advanced IN
preclude all hope OF relief in this respect Serious injury
world result 10 that section should rain fall
while throughout the state the prospect OF the coming
crops would lie much benefited by the usual spring
| showers, which cannot yet be dispensed with.
Dust has been coming In more freely within the fort
night The demand for money upon either real estate
merchandise sscurItcs - modcrae without dicuty OF
negotiation the tendency rather favoring the borrower
The supply Of bars ample but not likely be much
in excess OF re demand for this mail $50 fine sold
few days since Mt y per cent of We quote them, how
write, = per cent discount Sales of about
10000 Mexican dollars have been made during the past
week ai12%c. ai2ISc. Holder firm a, the lat
ter figure.
No sales Of stocks have sDspred lsierly and quota
ions without much change.
Markets.
SAY Francisco, March 10, 1855
BRrsn~1rffs-There has been noticeable change in
the leading features Of the market last mail Con.
siderable receipts have taken place from oregon Of
which the bulk has been stored and the general i'm.
precision 10 be that exceed 900 bbs more
will reach US from that quarter this Of Cab.
forna -four and wheat the quantity coming In Cor
raj weeks past has been less than what sub.
uscted from stocks for local consumption aud shipment
Some email parcels Of Oregon nour have sold ei