The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10


We are indebted to Purser Lord, Of the Promsthsus
and BeIford Co.'s Express for files Of California papers
The propeller Monumental City, Captain Adams which
left San Francisco February 49, with 40 passengers for
Sydney, touched at Tahiti March 11-an well.
The American theatre San Franssco rs-opsned on
the 18th ult
In the Legislature of California the 14sh ult bill
was passed provide for raising a company Of Rangers
for the capture Of Joaquin and his band.
Shipment Of treasure per steamer Sierra Nevada -
Drexel, satber Church, 100 900
Quesreau johnson ....................... ~ o0o
T. H. Spring Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Total. s4os, 900
bill passed the Legislature the 10Th ul to estab-
hsh State Insane Asylum at Stockton.
The Rremens grand complimentary benefit 70 Kate
Hay occurred at San Francisco the 14th u at the
American theatre, which attracted very large audience
Ground was broken for tho introduction Of the
pure Of Mountain Lake in the city Of San Francisco
the 14th ut The exercises held upon the
init of Preside Hill. The requires that the work
aha be completed by the first of January next and that
three million gallons Of shall be Supplied each day
TO the city.
The bottom lands Of the San Joaquin are completely
flooded.
Major II. ". VESSELS Lisutenaats N H. Mclean, T..
Wright, Nugen, with companies c and G. second rey
u. -.
May en- route Forte Miller The officers and
In the en- joymeut Of excellent health
Large numbers of Chinese engaged near Monterey
in catshBg large species Of she'll fish which is found
the rocks These they dry anc put fer shipment
TO China where they are esteemed dslcacy and COM
mspd price that well remuneraes these industrious
fishermen.
The la Sonora Herald contains large amount Of in
terestpg mining inres accounts of lucky strikes
hg humps, &C., all going to show prosperous season Tor
the miners.
Busir ess OF all kinds rays the Mountain BcAo brisk
in and around Do~ni.vilethe merchants look smiling
the miners jolly and good nature beams en- every coun
fepance the prospect Of the best knew in
the mines
Expedition to Sonosa-Alarm In MazatIan-
Waruke Preparations.
Tho Inhabitants Of the States OF Mexico
appear be greatly excited by the which have
reached them of intended invasion CT Soaora from
this State We have here stated the authority
Of . correspondent, that party Of Americans aud
FreDcbmen had established themselves in La Paz Lo
California where they engaged in the early part Of
April in making preparations to invade Sonora and Cat
hnahua and further, that NO English men of
stationed in the vicinity intending it is supposed to
Letters have been received from Mazatlan by late arr
vale TO the first Of April By these we learn that the
believed hand formed The absorbing topic Of dis
susson. The Governor and Comandant General of the
State Of enalca had Intercepted the and
Of the English brig sphnA recently from San Francisco
the tru Of the Iumors afoat Their replies saws
L'EchO du Pdcifque to have greatly alarmed the
Governor lie Immediately despatched express to
Mexico to inform the supreme goyernmennow General
&C
Enndnt of the port Mazatan cau,sd the folio wing
be inserted in the oicia journal La At1ldya del Sur
The English brig Trsphina, from San Francisco, has
Iust touched at this port have received positive intel
ieence that Col Rsousses engaged in preparing in the
above mentioned city, expedition against State OF
6onora, composed Of 600 or l. 500 mem that he has
already Obtain ed loans and has at his disposition t~o
lgsfes with which he was oon to make descent upon
Gusymas have verified the truth of this by close
summation of the passengers Of the brig aforesaid
Your Excellency viii easily comprehend what trsio
from such expedition, if timely not taken
TO avert Them. We have on the Pacific three war
schooners and . smaller armed boat. / believe that
thee four vessels, wen armed and equipped would be
siaunon and past miortunes believe they can insult
and rob with IMMUNITY of the rest of our territory
has'en to communicate to your Esceency this dis.
will take energetic measure, demanded By the eircun
God and Liberty VICENTE A. DE LA ROSA
From the Interior OF the State.
From the San Francisco Herald. May o.
SACRAMENTO.
BusrSrss-An i'm in BUSINESS, the interior
roads prove city become passass, Is
more and more apparent every day in couple Of -eeks
it l. hoped that things viii resume their wonted ORDER
and the afflicted city show out under her former orAnt
eoors.
VENGEANCE on TIE ISD1ASs-Nr. G. G Lusk, Of Adams
Co.'S Express, Informed the Union, few days ago OF
the THEFT Of twenty four head Of work from Mr.
Toulinson, near Red Bads. The same gentleman gives
the folio wing cescrpio OF the pursuit that enued
Accom- ,aDied by men, Mr. Tolnson followed the
Indians head OF Clay bank Creek seventy five miles
in the Mountains A ranchers discovered contain.
ing population Of three four hundred Indians,
three Of whom killed. The others having been
warned of the approach OF Mr.. Tom'nson and party,
saved themselves by fight. The cattle had AZ been
SLAUGHTERED and hung to dry, excepting one, which
vas found only half skinned.
Sacramento held = meeting Monday evening at the
Orleans Hotel to take consideration the proposition
beore the legislature introduced by Senator Raston, to
dispose Of their property and The result OF
IRE meeting adoption Of resolutions favorable TO
The passags OF the bill aud complimentary TO Senator
Rslson.
OPENING The saeramento theatre was opened on
Monday night for the first time. The house wdsd
PLACERvILLE
RAM On Saturday, sunday and Monday nights rs
visited with delightful showers which have been of
great benefit to farmers and gardeners The weather
quite warm
PuRsur-A party Of seven left this phase ycster
day morning. wen mounted and armed for the purpose
Of try ing to capture the individuals who robbed Adams
Cos Express at Mormon bland last week. Some clue
has been obtained ae TO their whereabouts
tremeiy ven making wagss averaging from IS to 81 eer
dsy Considerable attention IL being paid to Agriculture
in this fertile valley Large crops Of barley have bssn
sovn rhch premise splendid yield TO the industrious
hushendman. There are nu nber Of fine gardeos in
she vicinity in hourishog con iton, and there Is
longer ANY need for The itis dealer In that
region.
ACCIDENT ENGINEER oy THE DAvA-Ths sacrs.
nento Urson gives III. foosnv particulars Of an unor.
tunste snd painful accident By the Eorn ssr
81 the Dana M. George +. Little as the boat came
Eiceiius Mr. Little scci8eotsIv fsl Owe, a.. aston
IT. hing his aide the iron pin -hich faens the piston
70 the shaft isacting severe ard deep nesh wound
fairly tearing the flesh from the side also from an
ether wound near the pit At Vernon the boat
landed, aud Mr. Lttle's WOUNDS aed and
dressed by physician -ho pronounced them severe bat
sufficiently 10 to eDdsnger life. Mr.. Little win bs
disabled from business for some weeks
BURGLARY Mr. Woodward messenger o. Adams & Co.,
informs that the Of Eessrs Eastman o. Sac
Iamento entered on the e~ening Of the 9th cs by
urgsrs their safe broken into and robbed Of 81 700 No
fhs alert