The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-13

THORN-kNIGHf-ln UemonQ 6pflnED July Id, ~ hov'
Q. Benson, Mr. Harmon Thorn 70 Miss Amanda Knight
AiMxRs-KN1.LANp..A Colona, July I, BY Rev. Mr.
williamson Mr. Robert Chalmers Proprietor Of the Ne
zehe. W N. Blackburn 70 Harriet Mead.
PRoB.soo-BAKKR I'm San Francisco, July 10, by Rev
Dr. Anderson, Mr.. John W. Probasoo 10 Miss Sarah r.
Baker.
sANcHz-wnsos- San Francisco July IT, at Folsom
street E. church, by Rev. A. Bruner Felix Sanchez
TO Helen Wilson.
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rike Folert, Data StrassbuIger.
wYMAN-RxiNxRr. San Francisco, July 10, by the
Rev +. Mooshake, Mr.. John Wyman 70 Miss Katherine
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CrenKe and Mics Trina Blanken.
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bthop AemAny, John O. Golfer 70 Mrs Jane Curry, Of
Sbeboyssp, wisconsin.
BEsI-OLEARY in Sacramento, June l6, by Rev. Fs-
ther Cassin, John B. Best 70 Julia 0'LeAry.
DIED.
Fr1ED.-A Missouri Bar, Nevada county, July IL, B.
F. Fifeld, aged SO years, formerly Of Maine.
KEEr-At Smiths Hill, East Bransh Of Feather river
Capt. James Keep, aged 81 years.
daughter Of e. B. and Maria r. Williamson, aged year
and "a days.
year aged 50 years. native Of C.yUga county New York
MocoRMIcK.-At Grizzly Fiat, FL Dorado county, June
rs, John Mccormick, aged Is years.
PErTT.-Suddenly, in Placerylle, July Q, CT Group,
Charles g., son Of q. b and A. NJ Petit, agea years
and months.
VANCE In Sacramento July 10, r. vauce.
PATRICK in Sonora July Is, Mas Hannah Patrick, in
the nth year Of her age
MORRIS In Stockton July Is, Josephine Blrdss Morris,
aged months.
BEAlE In stockton, July Is, from injuries received at
a LATE fire, William BeaIe.
FREsHouR in Sacramento, July 10, Martha E. Fres.
hour. aged 10 years, native Of Missouri
WILLIAMS In Sacramento, July 10, Charles Williams,
agea IS ears, native OF the East Indies.
BuTISR In Saors INTO, July To- Butler, aged
81 Yeas, native of Virginia.
ScwnilAMs AT Lover Clear Lake, Napa county, July
7, Melcenia wife OF Andrew s. Mcwillams, aged "a
years.
BRIGGS AT st Helena, Napa county, July H. infant
daughter OF Charles Briggs.
IsAAcs In San Franc cisco, July L. Lewis Issacs,
tive of England ageo 40 years.
hart in San Francisco July 10, in the 69sh year Of
ois age, William Hart one OF the firm OF Hart Steven
ADDITIONAL FROM NEW GRANADA.
OUR AsPINwALL NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
UNITED STATES SHIP WAR ST. LOUIS,
AsPlSwALL, August 2, 1859.
De,patch from Catho9ena-Popular Trouble, and q
ShirJ Var Wantd-Comn1n der Poor a. his Post
Deaths and NacaI Desertions-Feper on the Roanoke
Dali Times dc, DC.
The steamer hence for New York leaves few hours,
abd hasten to transmit you few lines from hence
We arrived here, from cruise down the coast. the
10th ut AID have been here slnce reftng, pro Vision
ing, &c.
The Roanoke is at anchor near US, and will remain
where she is until ordered to the United States.
cate with The exception of the political intelligence of the
couory.
Several days ago schooner arrived from Carthagens
on the Spanish Main, bringing a communication to the
flag officer. The precise purport Of this despatch
not enabled 10 discover: all CLEAN ID that 1t
forwarded 10 the flag officer by accredited representa-
tive at Garth sgena ship Of 10 requested by him
to visit that place. Trouble Of is evidently
anticipated but sapient commodore keeps hts lips
Theoretically sealed regard to the true nature OF his
despatch.
The Roanoke paid incidental visit there few weeks
since, and her foe appearance elected the highest admra
ton frem all who behed her. truly she credit 10 the
navy OF tie United States
Commander Charles Poor arrived here per steamer
Of tie Goth ult from New York. and assumed command
Of this ship, in place of Commander Ogden, condemned
and sent home by order of medical survey.
We at present thort OF O gunner and several sea-
which vacancies have been caused from death and
deseition.
The jamestown and Preble still at Greytown, alter
natey cruising between that place and Chriqui lagoon
The Rrookyn and Saratoga at Vera Cruz, aud the
Roanoke and st. Louis at Aspinwall.
Several gases Of fever have appeared the Roanoke
One of her midshpmen is in somewhat precarious pc
son
The health of our ship is comparatively good A few
cases of mild typhoid fever have appeared but the chief
complaints are catarrb and cutaneous eruptiops
hope that omething will sooD up to enlivsn
present insuier ably Gull existence.