The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25


which entitled HIN (aenooza) to flied oy E,psr
rags, he sent perep'ory order Jdoee that SAID
the port Of San Quentin ~ithn eight osgs with al sss
papers yoluptAr'v, all rshs, If not por Ia fursa.
s 20 ss ans Out s our that
ty ana that worse fate viii prssxbly bsfall him he
does not "bursy up his oakes."
The news from the City Of Chhushus brings ue pforus
Ton OF tne non concurrence Of tue Liberals ciy 10
me mild measure Of the treaty with Mario zaosgs, ct
Coats Roniclto Bara, the present head Of the Tacs
bayjssas, has been thrown ino prison as also Lieut. Or
oonez l6ersst on account Of their having sigued the
obnoxious treaty Ioroaco the head OF the has
been bought By ZuloAga
Pablo a'rsnSO an exile, and seorsaryt to zuloxs.
eosseo ne river on tue day OF pon OF the or
aers from the capital for their arrest for the pursoss q
S ms mother vigorous search instituted for
nun, Out nc happily escaped.
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
MARRixD.
yo ApaMs%Bsp,EM 9reka siskyou county, July 10
oRoslsywrAn.-M Smiths Flat, Dorado county BIZ
the Rev. W. Fresr John s Crosley 10 Emma A Taft
sa,' sas E. S y s'.
Mokelumne ail, to Rosae Beer valid Of sso Frsacsos
DoDGK-GLADwN In San Fran ,isco Ju, % nv thu
Rev. DR.. Scott William W. Dodge TO Ezabstn n Ca
win, both Of San Francisco
DREsRuRy-KmLY In San Francisco, July a. Geerre
DREsBuKY, Jr to Mary Ann Kelly.
KEELY-DART In Sacramento, July rs, by the Rev.
Father Cassin Austin ". Keeiy to Lucy Dart.
TO Teresa Zietz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mormon INand July a.
Nc JARTY-B RADFoRD.A oregon Gulch, Shasta county,
July Il, John McOarty TO i've ann Bradford
observation-disclosures AT Johusons Ranch, Suffer COUNTY
July "a, Z. u Meredith 70 Joaon lorphy.
hyLoR-wooDs in Sacramento, July "a, by Rev. A.
Fairburn r. Taylor, Of Indian Dgsinss, to Susan n.
ASsoS.-M sea- on board ship White Swallow, May Is.
Peter August Auson native OF Beldemar, Sweden, feH
from the topgaliant yard AMI drowned.
BROWN Near Wilson'S Ranch on the Cosumnes river
July ~ Of typhoid fever Stephen Brown, native Of New
CLAYTON AT soa on board ship Aurora june 27, John
ClRxtOn, seaman, aged % years.
FxER In San Francisco July 26 Samuel Frazer for
mery OF Louisville, Ky. aged 43 years.
GoRnAM AT sea- on board chip white squall, May 81.
James 9orham Of New York; was washed oil toe ib boom
HARIoAN.-At Sacramento, July %, at half past avs
r. Thomas aged Is months, youngest son Of Thomas
BA1cH-On Cark's Bar San Joaquin river, July 8,
his age. '''1 ''~ -
HIEsnoIznA.-In Yreks July 81, John Charles Hsrhol-
yea, formerly Of Baden, Germany, aged SO years.
MAuET.-In San Francisco July 20, Mary d q, wife Il
George F. haiess, native Of woolwich, aane aged %
years.
MoR1oN.-In San Francisco July q, Charles W Norton
| native of Rochester N. Y, aged 20 years
MALGRovx-At sea. June IA. on board ship David
Crockett, while the vessel was lying u 10 heavy north
ery gale, and having shipped heavy Peter Maj
grove, carpenter, native of Denmark, crushed
tween two spars and after three days Of great suffering
| MuuN-At sea, on board ship Silvia, June 1, Fredo.
rok Mullen seaman was washed from tho forscasts and
PARKE-In San Antonio, July Is, Cyrus, sen of Rolat
RoBu1s Massachusetts, Fls e. Dorado county, Ju.
"a Joseph, 500 OF Harrison and Lavna Roberts, aged
| 'v Ssoox In s GU Ir.ro,.co 1, or ,s.,. Sal
agsS month. oAa franoi'0'' July 10 onAreS H. SHOOK
sHxMDAN-In Yolo county July "a, Isla. daughter OIL
/ E. Sheridan, Of Sacramento county, aged II years
SKAMAN AT sea, board bark FGderis Area July 49,
MI Seaman, passenger, Of asthma.
d.nsnss- ~ Tn Xp hAnnhh Sayre
uAnghser o! d. 1. oayre, aged ~ MONTHS -.
sHAw-A Sacramento, July Is, Emily j., infant child
swus%W Ns~.Sa yux Ok Anna scns;, sves ..
yesrs
. ~ n u s1 eas " yay ~ OF ooaees,
WEAyER-ia Los Angeles July 81, Mrs. Teresa Weaver
| AS'u % assn, ro y, o,,o,
| MESsRS. COLEMAN CO.'S CIRCULAR
| SAN Francesca, July q, 1859.
snce the GATE OF our last reference to the produce mar
ketInere naS Deen struggle 70 support tne prices OF
gram sna 70 TINS he Comparatively hgnI receipts<gavo
TO purchase for EXPORT considerable parcels Of both
wnea. ana oa1 naSing ALREADY been taken for ehPmenf
~ .ne Ieoe anu surlnalh nov Oh sue perrin Tor Aus'
taa Inc present prices would seem 70 justify the mea-
cc NV, y, Hnu m,o DO .. ss soa. maybe
"a. M. 90 s1on a. sue gstnerng OF ine harvest
omp,eseaM my pc eAPec.ea Una! our receipts o. grain
i ,1s w % ~ eHst sreasy ncTesse. me ma
the nuroos ~ csncsrH pt'Ces may De- lor
have tendency to further reduce the market rates ana
favor whatever export movements may arise We should
with grain bu, for the OF the weather. for the
last fortnight which has been m Ihreahing
Since the sailing OF the mall steamer of he 20 inst
enders fed difficulty in placing sums seeking In yes-
meni at az per cent on approved collateral Ia real
estate losns, scarcely anything is dong
The receipts Of gold bullion for the last week or ten
days have been unaccountabIy Light and without de-
cided increase within few days The supply of gold bars
To afford an idea Of the ratio Of falling of we give the
cunt received at the United States Branch Mini in this
CITY during three distinct perods of the
Gold bullion denosited we;oht after rns,t;no.-
| From LAT 10 9th inclnsye ~ .. o. "a, en-
| From lilo 10 i6ib inclusivc' ~ ., 20 20
| From 18Th 10 28th ipcnsive 10 ara %
'''' ,o.~
roal Houpces "a asa 90
Im.y Also be uroper 70 remark tnst Tho nr;ys,e -
are also Complaining of the small srnoun os d
reaching their hands ~
The coinage at the Branch Mint frono the ar N 1s, .,