The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

al AsA0 Ely AOOOs I'LL Ia
fom the Allison ousr!z Lead, one Of ths riches, IN the
world.
BRnHm PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tbe bark orp Bird Jeff here on the 1Sth instant for
Of .or,s : e or on 100 ,ep9e "
unbis The mails, IL 10 SAID are b used W prose-
cuirg snIy y. the construction Of Pacific railroad
REMOVAL CAPITAL
Another movement on foot 10 procure The passage OF
committee appointed by the Assembly Visited The last
psmed town Few days eDce and Il 10 said they viii
port aor Of locating the seat Of governments there
Oakland IA Situated on the hay Of San Francisco, about
et miles from this city ferry in operation between
the two points The citizens OF this candidate for the
honor OF metropolitan distinction offer 10 donate large
psct Of land and State House. free Of charge for
me use OF ne ate Last year effort Was made Tor this
purpose, eus Old not succeed 10 NOT likely win fare
Deter on the present occasion.
FAN ySAScMco BuIxmRAD.
me bulkhead Committee, who during entire week
log bull head have presented majority report IN favor
The project Major Bache, u. g. A. Captain Gilmer, U.
A., Captain Alden, u NJ, and other qualified per
tops Hsnned mat there was NO necessity for bulk
bead bull 10 now before the Legislature providing for
besowal OF the franchise upon certain parties in this
extends the water trent. and deprves the corporation OF
rights worth millions of dollars without adequate benefit
70 the public The bill stands chance sf being defeated
SUMMARY or nuuI10SNc1.
A bill % prohibit Sunday trading has been defeated IN
The Senate. An act Of this kind passed last year.
which was decided Dy our Supreme Court 70 be
Our Legislature has made an appropriation Of 10000
owsrds the construction Of wagon road from Piacerve
Capt. Gilman, United States Engineers, who has charge
Of the government works Of construction in San
rsncsco barbor sent communication days since,
to Gov Weller requesting that the State provide 10
cradle the United States to acquire the piece of land
known as Lime Point will be recollected that most
extravagsnt price demanded for site of fort
which necessary 70 protect San Francisco. Gov Weller
addressed measage the legislature urging the pro-
m neur NV the rgOu
can be condemned at fair valuation, and the orthcaton
erected
spirit, and in very creditable manner.
enterprise has been started In this State We
for ce but will hereafter receive supply from the in
terror. A hIm of this city have obtained pure and
beautiful quality Of the article in Nevada county and
furnish San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysve This
will render us hereafter independent Of stka.
Abram WEIGH, one of the late firm Of Alton, WEIGH Il
Co., flour dealers, has filed petition to be discharged
from his debte liabilities, about $4,000 Mr. Alton died
from the effects Of strycnDine about month since
Nv The SUIT s against W .2 s arg CO.
of Comptroler's warrants abstracted from the State
Treasurer's Office after the same paid and
missed The bonds into the hands OF Wells Fargo
Co. in the course of business They demurred 70 the
complaint, which sustained. Tho peadings not
amended, and Judgment was then rendered in favor Of
defendants
Toro, q Japanese for number of years in the employ
Of Wells Fargo Co.. LEFT last week for his native coun
try. he was well known by our citizens and esteemed
as an intelligent and inodensive Toro picked
up at and brought 10 San Francisco.
Edward MCGOWAN, who obtained come notoriety during
the days Of the Vigilance Committee in 1855, and who
alao became known on Frazer River, he resided
for several months and made considerable money by min
ing has left Victoria 0r Sonora in Mexico.
Marriages, Births and Deaths In California.
MARRIAGES.
NgEHAN-HowARD lin San Francisco March 2, by Rev.
Dr. Scott Mr. Charles Meehan to Miss Henrietta Howard
both Of San Francisco
the Rev Dr. Scott Captain Nathaniel Blackstone to Mrs.
Josephine N. Slack.
sAwYm-sMm.-Ins San Francisco, March s, by Rev. r.
p Cutler, Mr. OTIS v. Sawyer 70 MISS Lottie E. Smith,
OspoasE-RANpAl---In San Francisco, March s, by
Rev. p Cutler Mr.. George W Osborne To Mrs. Susan
E. Randall, both Of San Francisco.
De woLF-KHGnr. San Francisco, March 8, by Rev.
R P, Cutter Captain Samuel J. Dc Wolf to Mrs Maria E.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT San Francisco, March s, by
Rev. Mooshake, Johannes Horsmann TO Mss Catharine
Margaret Meyer, both Of this city.
CAfl-CnArIN I'm San Francisco March s, by Rev. E.
Lacy Charles Carl to Miss Lizzie J. Chaplin all Of this
city.
EvERs-scHouTER-In San Francisco, March at Grace
church, by Rev. c. Ever, Hermann C. Evers to Mary
CIIlRK-wnnE-ln Sacramento, March g., Martin L.
Clark to Amanda NJ White.
CouR1s.HMInAswI Sacramento, March I, J. W.
Lux-Lux.-In San Francisco, March g. by the Rev. Dr..
Wolf henry Lux, Esq, 70 Mas Ellen Lux, of the city Of
RIcHARpsON-KNAPp.-In San FrancIsco March 10, at
the Church Of the Advent, by the Rev. Mr. McAter Mr.
John d. Richardson OF Marposa, CAL, to Miss Sarah Z.
PanIIrs-HAMLToN- San Francisco September q,
BY Rev. Edward Lacy, Mr.. J. K. Phillips 10 Mrs. Anne
sUn1No-BnI.-ln San Francisco, March 10, Mr.. Henry
Suhng TO Miss Louisa Bill, both OF city, at the resi-
HOoshake.
DE QuEvxDo-JEwE1r.-In San Francisco, before orrin
Bailey Justice Of the Peace Don Angel Quevcdo
and Senorta Carmen Jewett.
HoMBuRc-voS HAErKS.-In San Francisco. March 10,
by the Rev. Augustus Keiiner, Mr. Martin Homburg from
Iron Settlement Contra county Mas Borchhar-
dine Won Harten from Bumenthai Kingdom Of Hanover,
Europe.
sNGER--snArER In San Francisco, March TO- by the
Rev F. Nooshake, Mr. j. W. Singer, of Nevada, and Miss
Mary G. Schafer, OF this city.
CoNaNs--GALLwEY On March 9, at the residence Of
in law to the BRIDE Edward CommiDs of the Of Water
ford TO Miss Mary Gailwey Of Roseiian, county Cork.
F. Thomas TO Mary E. Hoskins.
GnnnI-HuMrnhEY. In San Francisco, by the Rev. E.
Lacy, March IL, Mt the house Of Mr.. Hosswe George
II. Gilbert to Miss Rachel Humphrey
PARsoNs-MARoEpE.-In San Francisco, March Is, at
Grace church. by Rev. f. @ Ever Henry F. Parsons, Of
Santa Cruz, 10 Emma Maroede, of San Francisco.
ANsoRG--wKSER Tin San Francisco March 49, Charles
Ansorg to Clementine Wiener.
MucmnL--AGNEw-In San Francisco, by Rev Or. Scott,
Thomas Mitchell foreman of Lafayette Hook Ladder
Company, to Msa Elizabeth Agnew both OF San Fran
cieco.
MYmcK-MuRrHY YIN Sacramento, March 7, Joseph A.
Myrick TO Enora Murphy
CASovAS-GRrFnn. Stockton, Marcn Is, John csno
BEsTRErp. lin Sacramento March ., James D. Best To
Sarah L. Reed.
sHnrrs-GuAnRoN-In Placerville March S, Brewer
SHEETS TO Mrs. Aroya F. Guarron.
GurHRE-DANMs. Yolo county, March 3, Thomas
W. Guthrie to Mics Elizabeth Daniels.
-BuDESBAcHfnS San Francisco, March II, by
Rev. f. Mooshake, Mr. T. c. Anton Noting and Miss Aga
the G. f. Budenbach, both of that city,
ColiNs-BuRss In Pacervic, March Q, II. n. Collins
TO Mics Della A. Burns.
BIRTHS.
HnL-In San Francisco, March the lady OF John Hill
ESQ., Deputy Sheriff Of the city and county of Fran
CISCO of a son.
ARnrR-At Marysvile March g. the wife Of Max Armer,
of son.
McXExS.-At Gbbonsville Sierra county January "a, |
the wife Of Lewis McKeen, of a son.
RuMaE~--ln sacramento March 8, the wife OF Jacob
Rummel, Of a son.
HARRISON Sacramento, March 6, the wife Of Ham |
G. Harrison, of a daughter. !
ScoTT-In Napa, March g. the wife Of VIM j. Scott Of
q son.
DRrsM.-M whiskey Creek, Shasta county, Mach 2, |
the wife Of ID. Dressel Of a son.
WnUssoS.-in sa%amenso, March 9, the wife Of T. 8.
ma ANA Mav tho