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

,sablo them 70 make their escape, necessary AN
otd. hearing The noae awoks, sad g be do 80 eM
burg y he came tine dsnansSs Ss mon. M o sas
rom The knife no wsrded on. He the Traspea his
pistol and while in the acs Of scck.g n, hal i taken
he (ssnford) haloong murder x: ~ tune As the kuifs
came down tbe second time, ,e caught the blade his
Soy va. was 60, The knife xhca aoaOsb
was prevented from doyg desperate work by coming IN
contact with bis tech. me front, however penetrated
bold Of his snife and made strike 1t the would
dercr which tod blood could be- traced come Distance
er tue wIehes made their escape so many load cssss
murder they feared were about 70 bring all and uoy
n,ade timely retreat and without accomplishing fsir
daeoical object During the night several arrests were
made, tpe OF whom was Mr. Saniord's own son, wto
generally thought, "a implicated One the uiel
ed MT Sanford recognises Al being the WI, attempt
wbcb Sas, n ne otneI party nad aooa ua kaNc
ieit behind. With the knife = hat Was also LOFT Snica
has been recognized
PROTECTION TO EsicRASrs-A bill is pending before tho
California Legislature, which provides for the appointment
OF Commissioner, to reside 10 New York whose duty
thal be 10 AID In protecting the California grant from
the operations Of bogus ticket selle It conismpatss TO
give the Commissioners 20 appointed tho official authority
70 peTfosm the dnties assigned him. II INTRO
dseso II he request Of the 81 George Emsaat Society,"
OF New YORK, for tire purpose Of aiding that society IN
suppressiDg The vilany Of thc ticket odlers Here
toiorc remedy has been devised that will and
frequently arrested; but account Of roica services,
they get clear by smry dsgorgug the money obtained
nom the poor eFran' But, ~ most Of toe passengers
are booked on the morning Of the departure Of tho
steiner the victim rarely discovers that he has been
swinded until IL Is too las to be remedsed There
ticket Office In West street. New York, where the de-
pArture Of every steamer tickets sold advance
upon the several compspses' raes--seerage being sold
ger robbed Of the bal,noe OF his money Tue Office
fitted up In elegant style, and the propriecrs dressed
naval uniforms assuming the names OF Captain HUDSON,
purpose On the wall V . large wood board, with
numerous keys answering supposed stateroos the keys
purchases bis ticket
BLOODY AND FArAL affair AT JENNY LIND, CALAvRsAs
CoCNyy On Sunday, 9th February, L. Roberts, Jus
tce OF Peace At Jenny Lind ordered constable Paxson to
suspected borse thief The constable says the san
Andrtss Inderee~t, repaired to . dance house where
The person thus arrestsd discharged
mistake fecoRDixed Meantime the real offender nad
mmsd him.sa with q. Shooter and was prepared ,0r
formed him that he must yed ~ prisoner and go bsore
sAe JUSTICES Whsrsupon ltxE 9sN And Lea, MS sno.
Psss acove and close TO Parsons shoulder just then
~ re ns Jasses who vas present met ne Lesn
missed his aim, and received shot that entered bis
right SIDE, passing the spine and out at the Leu
river. pursued by from thirty 1ty persons BE swan
the Caavtras three times 70 battle his pursues but
s ,SswsS 3D., closely By Frank Tudor me two kept
rod or each ether at the time OF shooting, but the
certain light q the moon saved Tudor from being hit Tho
bullet through his leg Nothing 6sunted he pitched
into Tudor with HE dubbed pistol but was soon over
secured. II was found that he had had four bullet
wounds on different parts OF his person, In tue
shoulder one In the back one In the arm a,t ooe in the
ieg Jesus very dark greaser, with bold and nso
lent carriage and . spirit 70 match he wears ven
eesnce against Of the party who arrested him. in case
he escapes Punishment Roberts died on the S.h from
his wound.
FoIsoM AND ns GRANITE QuARMss Tho Folsom Ezprvs
says'-The granite hills between Folsom ana Mormon Is-
rver ofer 70 he iphabtans permanent source Of en-
poy ncpt, and indeed opuence The granite OF this
irct s clear milk grey, fine and close grained, and aa
covering the entrance 1t the Golden Gate have faced
with granite The plintbs and pedestals Of several
monuments the cemetiies around San Francisco have
been obtained here, and beautiful they look The prn
cpa material Of the courthouse prson of Susun has
been Sc.sned here; and We are thoroughly persuaded
and Sacramento begin TO order granite columns putns
&C. for ffcntDs the buildings, which every day
begun IN the big csee, then Will oeuand orr grsnse
spring up: which win surprise and gladden. all When
all the gold this district shall be- worked out the ever
aby and permanent source Of employ nent - all con-
cerned than the much valued ore
ExyrIE AND ESCAPE yRox SAN Jos, JAN About nine
O'Clock on Saturday morning, 1th February, ceuse
took place in tho county jail At San Jose. The jaiIer
Martin Roohsn, accompanied by r. Doyle, giving the
srase inmate Of The JAIL when thoy were attacked by
rome Of the prisoners, and q desperate scufe eusuod
During the melee the doors a the back Of tho jail were
we're Henry 0sburn Jesus serate, Laccro ndian) G.
Peasey Hugh COye, Antonio villa and Frederick Hoo
Jour Of tho fugitives once recaptursd Bomoae
serate and LAoero, however, escaped.
Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.
BARp-GrmSsxr.-ln Stockton, BY Rev. A. A. Guern-
sey, p. Riirc 70 Julia A. Guernsey.
. Botnm-KnSAEpy In Sacramento, Feb 9, BY the Rev
Father Cassin, Geo. Boehme to Mary Kigsrir
AiTTIAANS-RcsENn4ux- lin San Francisco, Feb. IL,
Whemine Louise Roeenbaum.
CHAxBERIiS-MuM Hy lin Marysvlle, Feb Is, by Rev.
CoanrRS-HcrxMAs.-IuE Eagle Valley, Nevada Terri.
tory, Feb Q, by Rev. A. /. bateman, JACOB Colburn
DAVIS Ay.-In Piacervile, Feb serec. Davis 10
nE vnns-Km I'm San Francisco, Feb. :, Thomas Do
Foc1r- NICHE; A. Diamond Springs, Fob le, william
Foote 70 Pauline Michel
Focc-TAyLoR-In Stockton. Feb 8, by the Row John
A. Anderson, p. S, Fosg 70 Azuoah Taylor
GARn-RaINs-In 6oncna county, Jan. %, Isaac GAsm
10 Marietta Rairs.
Tsy lor, f. Hastings 10 Elizabeth Augusta Bequete
HoIIAM-LucKFrr-InG Georgetown, Feb. Z, r. Il. Hol
land to Ada Lucke.t
HERRGor-CAw.--In Placervile Feb a. by Rev
Father La1igsn. A. p Herrgctt TO J. c. Cciens Caw
HoJB-HEMBrRG In Ssn Frsncieco, Feb. 9, Mr. Henry
HoJe 10 Miss Lilly Hemburg, both OF San Francisco.
IpE-ROAcH.-In rehama, Feb ~, D. W. Ide 70 Anna |
Maria Roach.
JAcoBus-RaAxrr Sen Fraucisoo, Feb -, by Rev.
L.
Braner.
a.ns- WOODRUFF In Napa Valley, Feb Z, by Rev.
Mr.: veeder, Gen ". 6: Jacks 10 abby + Woodruff
JoSKs- FARIEr.-At Casca Grand, Souoma county, Feb
IA, VIM G. Jones to Rebecca Ann Farley.
KYyHRs-Mo1r-At Mottsvil.e, Carson Valley, Jan o.
BY the Rev. VansJ ke, WIN. D. Kcysers 70 Iouisa Mo
KxIGIr- HAlGH-In San Francisco, Feb. o. by the Rev.
Dr. scost Samuel knight 10 Elizabeth Stewart, daughter
II Fletcher N Haight
KKy1s-MnIER AT San Rafael, Feb. IA, by Rev louis
outens Catholic rector John Reyes Of TomAee TO Kate
l., eldest daughter Of James Miller, Esq
LAIBRoP-M0wRr in OAKLAND, feb. Q, by the Rev. |
'sierv, Elisha N Lathrop, If San Francisco, 70 Mrs.
.ydiA L. Mowry.
LAvrnAs-KsAns. lin Nevada, Fob. ID, A. Iaadmaa to
,ru KIAbb.
NcBRybH- Noxxy-In Honolulu. 8. l., Jan. 10, BY the |
Rev. Damon, Duncan Mcbride Esq, q waiua Falls,
Kauai and formerly OF Argyleahre, sootlsnd 70 Eliza
beth Amelia Morley, OF PUnsypoo, Mcnmouhshire, Eng
and, niece Of Capt. O. Luce, OF HONOLULU.
MARSHALL SyLvAIn san Francisco, feo. IL, BY Rev.
Or. Scott Joseph Marshall to Hannah L Sylvia 7
MArHsws--copY in Earysville, Feb u, By Rev,
Father Norris Edward Mathews 70 Catherine Cody,
NIER-ncKlySnN In San ElAncifco, q Qraca Church