The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
CALIFORNIA.
oCg SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.


bs1tes' Horne-Ne,v CAarch-Fae-POlisica Speeches
Bill Fichs-A,my Nt:cs, dc.
The frs. INN grant wagon Of the season from the East
erp States arrived al Genoa Carson Valley, July H. The
psrty consisting of c. Reed and three Others left Iii
pols on the 1ltA Of last April.
The crew Of the steamship Warrington lately from
New York. were paid the l1th rst Additional libels
have been filed against the vessel making tho total clams
against her SIS eco.
home for the inebrate, under the auspices Of the
Dashawsy tempefance) Association, opened in this
city on the 18th inst.
new Methodist Episcopal church was dedicated In sa.
oramerto Lat Sunday, by Bishop Pierce.
fire broke out in Forest City last Monday. The house
CT D. Clark destroyed.
Messrs. Denver, Van voorhies and Benhan addressed
the citze1s Pacervile 18th inst They attacked
Frederick and charged him with being traitor to the
democratic party Broderick is travelling through tho
State, and is met every where with manifestations OF
and iorclble.
Ere occurred at Crescent City Jelly O. destroying two
hotes, two stores and the Herald Office which viii
the suspension OF tho paper for cevera weeks Toe loss
estimated a. $50 coo. Substantial brick buildings
to be erected where the frame ones formerly STOOL
The body OF Edward Pdrnells, Prgssan go aman who
lest bis life at the FIRE which took plsce Davis street,
July g. bias been discovered. An inquest held on the
MIC ael poan and William Rankin laborers employed in
the United States Appraisers STORE arrested July L.
charged with stealing quantity OF CATERS broadcloh
Doan's house The accused have heretofore born good
Characters.
branch mint July IS, 1ve thousand ounces Of gold This
makes The aggregate deposits from the mine since first OF
January last S23o, Geo.
John Pitcher and John Willis pettioned TO be
discharged from their debts. Joseph Haley, nsoveut
discharged by the Sacramento District Court July 49,
The differences that have existed bet Col Fremont
end other parties interested in his Marposs claim have
been settled All the suits against MIN nave been dscOn
tnued Col Fremont has purchased the interests held
by Messls Park and Garrison, and made arrange
ments TO obtain funds with which to complete the import
ant eDs he has projected on toe property The
summer on Mount Bullion, Bear Valley, 500 feet
above tide water.
The AntiLecompton Convention has nominated full
ticket for county CilceIs
bull fight took place at the Mission, near this city, on
m
the law relative to cruelty to animals.
standing order of the War Department requires that
troops stationed at permanent posts be removed every
two years. The troops at Fort Yuma have suffered
much from heat and are also afflicted with scurvy Not
ong sirce officer Of the Third artillery who had been
stationed at the post for over year, informed mo that
States General Clark has determined to relieve the COM
panes at present there For this purpose company c.
Sixth infantry, Lieutenant Higgins commanding, leaves
| here TO day on the government schooner Monte
rey, for the Colorado Captain Garnett's company,
Of the same regiment, will be taken from San Pedro BY
|
also the intention OF General Clarke to post company of
troops among the Pines and Maricopas in Arizona the
Indian Agent at that place having made an urgent re-
| QUESTION TO that effect.
few weeks ago the steamer Colorado was despatched
for Fort Yuma with supplies for the command Of Major
Armistead posted IN the Mohaye country but owing TO
The rapdty Of the current caused by the rapid melting
the shows in the mountains che was compelled to reln
! quish the trip.
There a rumor to the effect that the Indians on the
Celeste Reservation, Southern Oregon have broke and
returned to Range River their former abode. requsi
ton has been General Clarke by the Governor
Oregon for troops to keep the Indians under subsection,
but the General has no troops to spare.
Major Reynolds company OF heavy artillery are now
en- route from Camp Floyd for Fort Vancouver Washington
| MARRIAGES AND DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA.
| MARRIED.
n s,.sn sy r. BY Rev Dr.
! CooIEY-DoPRNs AT Petaluma, July g. Charles
Cooley of Sacramento, to Mrs G Dopkius, Of Petaluma
CArr ~ S Ban Antonio Monterey county,
terey, to Miss Francisco Alvarado
GEsNEs-lBuRs- San Francisco July IL, John Germes
to Rebecca Iburs.
HEAToS-BussEIL.-At the Marysvle Park, Yuba coun.
y July 10, Mr. Samuel Heaton TO Miss Charlotte Russell.
HAsIAM-DoUcI Ass-In San Francisco, July David ].
Haaam TO Crisse Cass, daughter of William Douglas, Of
! New York.
| LowE--BRADY.-In Newark, Sierra county, June 81
Byron N. Lowe to Rebecca Brady.
MoRsE-EIIo1.-In San Francisco, July 9, s. Morse to
Harriet Jay Elliott.
PlAn-PIAn Marysvile, July 9, John W. Plat to
Amanda Plat.
RrIE-CARPESTER Piety Hill, Shasta county, July
!
Carpenter.
RANEY --TooNBsAt Healdsburg, j Raney to Miss Helen
! A. ToOmbs.
WEsroN-HIeGs lin Sacramento, July H. by Rev. VIM.
| a. HILL William Weston TO Emily A. Hggs
| Wmrg-TALIMAN.--In jacksonville, July 7, by Rev. j..
Zeie Mr.. Joseph white, formerly Of louisiana To Miss
| Mary A. Tallman Of New York.
wlIsoS-JonNsoS,- San Francisco, July 9, John E
| Wilson 10 Eliza johnson.
| WILLIAMS uR1HA.-In Sacramento July 10, by Rev
| Father Cassin, George E. williams to Rosa Murtha
DIED.
ASK, AskN--At Browns Valley, Yuba county, July IL,
Alfred Akin, formerly from Windsor G. W., aged 80
! yeats.
AcKIASD-ln San Francisco July %, R. j. Ackland, Of
Rutland, Vermont, aged rs years.
BATS In Folsom, Sacramento county, July 10, DR.. l..
Bates.
BuRNERn Certreville, July S, Joseph Henry Burner,
aged years and months
BLAcKRsoN-ln Sacramento, July 49, Blackrson, aged
81 years, a native of Plttsburg.
CHANDIFR.Iu Nevada county, July I, Geo T. Chandler
formerly Of Detroit, Mich
CMRRY.-In Honolulu June H. of pulmonary copsump.
non William Cherry aged 40 years and six months. He
resident Of honolulu where be leaves widow TO mourn
his loer.
DuSsTER--At Grass Valley July = MICS Mary Elizabeth
daughter Of Isaac and Mary Dunster aged Is years.
FoRBEs.--ln Victoria, V. l., July 3, after lingering i'll
ness Mrs Jane Rnoda, wife Of Mr. David Forbes aged 20
years
FAYln San Francisco, July Q, Eliza Fay, native Of
New Jersey, aged 25 yesIs
tIFIELn-At Missouri Bar, Nevada county July IL, B.
months and II days
aged 20 years.
GERArT.-In Sacramento, July Q, John s. Geraty, aged
month";. " N'' ~
hEDeE-At the Brush Fence Ranch between Pisceryille
ana oenoa July y Ersstus B. Hedge, aged 20 years,
| ofmery OF quincy, Branch county, Michigan.
g., k n San Francisco, July a. dsry H. daugh
"i ol 'ohalnan and Anna j. Kttredge, aged months.
Oh me English steamship Forwood and son of the captain
" e vessel M Lock received fatal Injuries from an ex-
piosion which occurred sorle weeks sInce on hoard
Putnam. ~ N'
rhEsAli,-an sacramento July 0, Lucus G. Pershall,
formerly OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
IhiII-In Placervile, July 9, Charles b. son OF c. B.
'na A. NJ Fettit, aged years and months
QtNN-in san Francisco, July IL, Alicia daughter of
Edvard and Mary f. Quinn
a4p-in Sacramento, July :, Cornelius Terry Read
KAssnz'-ln Sacramento July s. Jua1ao Rameriz, aged
ssohIn san francisco, July H. Harry Eugene Shook,
seed year and 10 month";
lLCkkR.-ln san Erancisco. July ID. George j Tucker