The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21

III Dad peer expected thas there would be rrotraceI
contest this nomination. but the withdrawal Of Mr
Denver i'll favor Of Mr. Latham brought suen
81 accfsioD VI voes that the difficulty at once 81.
tied. No other nomination was maze yeterday except
that Of Mr. John of Los Angeles Lieu ZEN ant
Governor by reclamation No reports have reached this
city to Day
The taking Of evidence in the important New Almaden
Nine case srll continues. deposition Of axcan
Minister Forsyth has been offered in evidence.
SENTENCE OF CAPTAIN PENDLEroN.
10 San Francisco, the ed ut sentence was passed
on Captain Pepdieton at the United States Circuit COURT
for unusual and cruel treatment Of his board
bark Sarah Park His counsel urged in his favor
federation of the high character sustained by him hereto
fore, the heightened imprisonment 10 which he had al
ready teen subjected, and the pro liabilities that the
Of bic last voyage was not to implicitly relied
Judge 1cffcan 10 passing sentence remarked, "ths
WAS among the moot important and sacred duties OF the
Court IN PROJECT far possisle from injustice
and oppression, and to restrain within the limits OF
ity justice the despolc DO of the mssterv The
prisoper sentenced to nine months imprisonment
and sl00 fine for cruel treatment Of William Johnson,
two months npr sonent and $50 fine for cruel treat
merit Of Francis Williams and to one months imprson-
S2b fine for cruel treatment OF Lars rhompsoo
making IN all an imprisonment OF twelve months and
fine Of $l75
VARIABLE TEMPERATURES IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The greatest degree Of cold during the days pre-
cedpg the OATH occurred the l9n ult when the ther
es fest the 18th was 49, and on the 22d 70 degrees
Fahephe The greatest change in any day. between the
hours of and NJ, was on the I'D, which shows
a variation Of 81 degrees.
ID
The expected duel between J. G. MoKibben and J. w.
Coffoh Is not likely to take place. On the 18th OF
June hcKbben bound over, at rsmenso, by jus
tce Barr 10 keep the for elk months in the SUN OF
S. ,0C0. His bond signed by q. T. buggns Of San
Joaquin and Or Harvey aoushton, Of Sacramento, as
sure,es On the Goth Of June Justice Coggns Of Sacra
period, in the sum of 50 0co. His bond was signed by
I. A. Talbert and L. Sanders, Jr., a. sureties
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Rrux-K,xxERyR. San Francisco June IS, Johsn
Betp, Of Los Angeles " Miss Adel Kammerer Of that
city
Rev Dr. Scott. Mr.. Robert Mcintyre TO Miss Ss,.ian Ann
Brown, of Philadelphia.
PA1TKRsoS-JosEs.ID San Francisco, June "a, by Rev
o. p Fitzgerald John R. Patterson to Margaret G. Jones,
both Of Santa Cruz.
RAYEr-aIoolSs in San Frnncisco June o. by Rev. j.
A. Buner. Charles N. Rsuer, Of Sacramento, TO Miss
Jennie F. Higgins OF south Pekn Niagara county, n Y
RAroInF-CiAY in San Francisco, June Is, by the
Rev. s. Wiley, Mr. Henry Ratchf to Mss Aagdalina
sAurR-BsxrR Sacramento, June 81, Andrew Sauer
10 Kstp crime Baker, both of Amador county
srAsINo-MlssrR AT Mary svilie, June 20, n W Star
WxwrrR-RMsER In San Francisco, May 81 by the
Rev. j. A. Rockingham, Mr. Charles II. Webster to Miss
sart Keyser, both OF that city.
wnrIsey-ORR AT Sacramento, June q, A. D. Whit.
ney 10 Mary A. Orr, Of salmcu Falls.
DEATHS.
BnIIIER AT San Jose, June 49, Antonio Belier, aged
EIxMAN in Jar Francifco, June %, VIM. L. Elemau,
sseo thii,y two years. Deceased was volanteer
tsched to the First Pennsylvania regm curing sA'
Mex,csn war; aso, member Of the l. y Oh " =. ,.r
rGms IN San Fran ,isco June 20, Charies esrioA
s,copd ION OF {. A. snd F u Bushef aged I'VE Lenss
soNArly In Sap Francisco, June - Anne uAueu'9r
Of Peer and Anne McNslly, AIRED tive montn. n,
srons escramento June 81, JuianA, wife Of Peter
Sphn eed forty two years ga ,,,.,, ,,-,r,.
fllMAs--In Sar Franesco June ~, reoe,,vN Mliism
or ~ frederick Tmsn sgeden oatns and twenty TOUR
cays
Sass fUANtSco June %, 1859
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