The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12

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BooE-ID Aarysvile, Feb. u, George W., only ohld
o. AID Victoria A. Bioor, aged years, month and
BoUn - m Sacramento, Feb. l6 Mr. John c. Booth, q
the " Of Madaax Booth An old and highly respected
ByRsE-In san Frapcisco Fob Is, Mary Kate daughter
OF Patrick and Mary Byrn- aged years and Moaths.
Also Peter, aged months and 10 days, son VI the sae
caKnSoros-In Sacramento, Feb II, Marian, daaghisI
OF ard Amanda Darlington, aged months and days.
eAnko In sacramenso Feb Q, Dolores Castro, aged
cARKou-ln San Francisco Feb 10, Bernard John
enly ron Of D. and Mary Carroll, aged years, month";
DAvusos I'm Sacramento, Feb. 7, Newell Davidson
late 81 Rich Guich, CaAveps county formerly Of Iadiana
DAyis-ln San Francisco, Feb IL, Linie Ann. elSes
child Of John and Eliza NJ Davs aged years and days
rEBsIL Marysvie, Feb. Q, Charles R only SON O
jos. and Kate DsBe sgei year aud IL months.
pAvn- In Sacramento, Feb II, Patrick Davis, aged
FosrsHIn Sacramento, Feb II, Jacob Foster aged s,
years, native or Yorkshire, England
FoucnEE In Honolulu, Jan: Is. French G. Fouchss
printer rAtve u Abingdon, Va but for many years
resident Of that city, aged abeut 50 years
GAnaA.- In San Francsco, Feb IL, EveHna N. Carols
months. :
GEAsr-At sea, on board bark Yankee, Jan. -, Mr.
David Grant, Of Sacramento
HAywARp-At Suffer Creek, Feb. 8, Kate, daughter d
2csys
Honns "A. Santa Clara, Jan. 80, John Holmes, for
merry OF GaleDa, Illinois.
HERzoo In S.siacoom, ". T., Jan. 81, Ell Uerzoo oi
o' Tnc a; y re our r l.,.s,rs' .; =, ,
Hogan.
jouSsox-In vsalia Feb 7, John Page infant son OF
b and saI Oh K Johnson aged months.
KEuY.-ln San Francisco, Feb "a, Emeline Kelly,
youngest daughter Of James and Emene Kelly, aged II
KnasxaIn sacramento, Feb. IL, Joseph Kohnor. aged
sye1s and ~ months.
Of Washington CITY, aged 80 years and months.
rssAY.in sAcI amento Feb Z, Martin J. Lnssay, aged
IAMorr-ID Sacramento, Feb. 49, Anthony. son Of An.
snoDy spd Martha lAmot aged months aud II days.
NcRnishy Fan Francisco, Jan Is, Thomas Mchssl
Morrisey, eldest OF r. n. and Ann Moressy aged
years, months and days Aso on Feb. H. his Young.
sst brother, John Hurry horrisey, aged years AND
Aows--I In Sacramento. Feb a. seor.. n.,,nr 49,. :,
Geo W. and Harriet Move, aged years and 10 months
NnsoS In San Francisco, Feb. I8 George p NeIson !
son 2, csps Charles and Mrs. Nelson, aged year II
,---,nn. seva 10 days :
nxSxxn In Bamakua, Hawaii, Jan 10, Rachel, wife OF
J. P. Parker, Esq Mrs Parker had been married forty
three years. and had three children, twenty grand
Children and ere great granochld.
PATTERSON In Folsom. Feb II, Ella daughter OF A. D.
and Mary S Patterson, aged years, months and %
PARKER in San Francisco. Feb 49, sellm Frederick,
youngest child OF Robert A. and Helen " Parker.
PLACE In San Francisco Feb. II, Emma Psge, daugh-
Ter Of Henry and Lssette piege, aged yaars, month
RopxR1s AT Jenny Land, Cslaveras county, Feb 10,
DR. LOUIS 1. Roberts, native Of Massachusetts.
era eltest daughter Of Alfred Robinson OF Santa bar
haIa and grand daughter OF the late Don Jose dc u Guerra
Noriega. aged 20 years.
sMr11.-In San Frsncisco, Feb 0, VIM c. Smith, .
native Of the Islc OF france, aged SO years
SAM AEDo in Mariirez Feb 4, Natas Sainx Aedo,
sRed 70 years. native OF Carranxa province Of vizcAys
Spain.
s1ow In San Francisco, Fob. "A, Kaso H. daughter Of
- ErauciecD. Epb A IA
ing, eyed 10 months and Is days,
TArIoR-In Sacramento, Feb. !, D ". 9. Taylor.
WHns-In San Francisco, Feb 10, Catbarine White .
native Of County Louth, lrelaOd. aged 70 years.
wooDs-ln American Township, Sacramento county,
Fec H. Wilmer H., son Of Horace Woods, aged years
woop I'm Honolulu, S l., Jan 10, Sarah w., vito or
H. Woo, Esq Mrs. Wood was born in Salem, Mass.
By particular request Of deceased shc was buried IN
the garden OF her own premises.
wynAs--In San Ranolsco, Feb. Is, Lizzie, infant
daughter Of Maggie b ana b Henry wyrnan.
Markets.
eAH Francesca Fab II, 1850
Although We would scarcely be jnsl0si N announcing
decided improvements In trade amos TIE sai,sne u he
stesncrs q the 9th inst s there Indications which
caDnOt other than be accepted favorable than
nYsosd curing The pressing forsnishs TVS favorable
60 joborg requirement. than increased demand for
fcocs In nrst hands The former bong the legitimate
basis Of The hitter, such improve mept however slight
cannot but be regarded with interest During the wnler
the country has taken but little II general merchandise
ANU eSuSOb Ierkty 8pTOACDt0g when active
requirement may with reason be anticipated
Tie policy which sctuatsd our jobbing houses during
the past year o steering 10 the wind We may DO
allowed the esyresion, avoiding unnecessarily heavy
stocks Of goosa policy which -avsd mary from disseter
ia si ooeerv IN the hes taucy with which purchases
are MADE rom supplies recently hand IN few ,nsssucee
have entire s been taser pctw..tstan dinr tina "a
neraIy fayorsoe ter which they have been offered
and the o~ seaeos prices now ruling for nearly every
Leading arce o. trade Purchasers, tho other hand
bave beer content 70 articles only a they abeo
lrtey needed. and in quantities little more than sucsent
limited sde done from the hands Of Importers since be
arrival Of the eet OF last wock Fewer than usual
are now fully due; yet there disposition Whit
ever to provide against the contingency OF delay
ing farther supplies by purchasing beyond current wants
from the fresh goots at hand For many months past the
replston Of our warehouses has been great anc 20
material advance N prices that the havc learned 20
regard Il as matter Of cousse that wants they mani
tested thensevs could be supplied without sacrifice Of
convenience, or M enhance ment Of rates.
The recent sdvces from the other side Of the continent
q .o.nmsnng shipments hi: direction, have not been
ence OF the part cannot readily be forgotten and ever
ready TO sugge that this condition II things may prove
but lu rather ttan permanent improvement We shall
In all probability, have early and moderately active
spring trade, under which many articles may appreciate n
marie; value and there = but too good reason 70 fear
GAIT better prices may again ceve0pc he desire " ship
inorcinatcly 10 this market Eastern friends would
cniy wait I'LL paying rates had been reached the case
would be ,rausht with less Of ev but any improvements
however slight, tnariy snfice incrcased shipments
are ventured the rst knowledge which, this side,
1t cuts short whAtevor improving tendency may
have been mapiested and Tor the reason th the ship.
ment n amy article class Of goods, IN moderate
quantities. seems to have passed entirely date one
shipment Of the Kind being usually the fors.
runner Of many others Thus, failure 10 attain to COST
md charges has frequently resnsd Ia reference many
rtclts tnas We might cDuuerate.
Sstl, the intelligence referred 70 has impaired degree
u nrmnefs to several rcs Of goods, whih, Tor some
ue pxet, have lAbored under extreme depression Moro
confidence felt IN these, and importers viii
ing await legitimate demand. and 70 sbetain from
pYcsscF raes IN all cases where such cam with
PIT Inconvenience, be avoided.
FINANCIAL.
There has been Improbable increase IN the amount
Of gold bupo finding is way from the Interior within The
post fortnight showing thai activity recovering through
the lese elevated mbpg eeioSs, where Iess impede
mens exist, ia the form Of rucw, % the prosecu.sh Il
fuln are far from ber paisiactory 70 the CIV trade
Money coLs4pse " kood demand, ami without positive
string the market Gnds employ ment for the bulk Of
capital Offering ioAn at rates vary, ing 1ts any from
there prevailing at the date Of lest reference Sats
factory colaasyAs abundant than during tho
In