New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

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sSsrable circulation. Il Is Democratic ;" mic states
srman. here IKE their brethren in the Aanuc 49,
are pesry ell Democrats but beieg NOR n
a. not car, their party spirit so far lac ,n~'o ~
,tv norri.. lions 4 doctrine 10 which fhey gre IA %
Nary 70 believe, having seen too many 0 g., Fr.rc;.co
accord very web with sach 90. - n, infancy There
80 - ..hooli In The city The German poPuianon
= very ord.ry and Industrious Ibefs - p.y =; -
the people .sss r s'i The ss' Courts than the
- ~. 49, ysry few or no gamblers among her nu n
Ssr There are some occupations vhicn .usy PEA ',
s.e thus the most ?. ns Gs5msn The Upon Band is
sonposed entirely 81 Germans ~ y P,spo,ss ,d, GO
German military company wncn W. w. oarn T., sSsryh;ny
- a.; h;S them to attain the thoroughness OF DIS
sE IN vhch they have been unsarpased eyer SINCE te
tine Of Frederick the Great ~ O..
80 The San Francisco Theater was crowded on Tues
sv avs png 10 overo wing to witness me nr appearance
Rs<,e California audience OF mrs Catnerioe ~ sinclair
advent TO the stage has been attended with no
tcaf and whose merits as an drti k have
Hs sr;s usy and deliberately canvassed by the journals
"a m. Atlantic States The character chosen for tbs &C
siep wss that Of Margaret Elmore IN the hne play OF
T~.a,s ssc6oss-one afordng abundant scope for full
ssoisy on hstrionc talent Throughout the piece Mrs
Sscsr won the hearty and enthusiastic applause Of her
.nS nee and we do her no more than justice in saying
81 n vss fully and lsgitmstely deserved.
Ths Iadv has several important attributes Of great
s>trtss She possesses striking presence hoe hgure
ace that can be educated to the correct portrayal OF
tbs most PASSIONS correct sfudy-and what IS bet
lar ~ all accurate and faultess conception OF
her part What Is wanting ina sage SApssencs wnSn
sptlp, of the picture she deneates on the stage That
shs HIS great natural genius Is unquesonabe aud whsn
Nat gsrus shall nave The aid OF severe training we expect
10 zee in Mrs Sinclair actress not inferior to any at
,,ssspt ON the stage The wonder is, that commencing
vhtn she did she has attained to such position as she at
Srssept occupies At the close Of the play Mrs. Sncir
ss JAILED before the curtain and after the vehement ap
psuss that greeted her appearance had subsidized she ad
dressed audience in the following neat and appropriate
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Permit 10 offer you
s. =. 10 you A.S' SO 2 S 0
q. hopes have always sndsd G%1S ' s
,srssed sd overcome all obstacs-whoe onward prse-
H. eye, % ne sOps for a's o. public
void made IN vain Yon generous welcome has proved TO me
After the delivery Of this address the lady retired from
NE stage amid the most enthusiastic and uOroaous plsud'
ClTurmxE HAYES IN CALIFoREfh-The advent of the
Distinguished cantatrice Miss Catherine Hayes has
sbiedly commenced n the music al htory Of Cal
horra She appeared with the reputation OF one OF the
worlds krst singers and with every promise Of the honors
which during six months sooun in this county, she
has justly earned At the time of her arrival we had
heard but little Of the best music in California The ap
peasnce Of who could develops all the beauties Of the
musical drama created fa'ore among all classes.
Miss Hayes and troupe take their departure day on the
Pm \. 8 Companys steamship John L. Stephens, free
passage having been rendered TO the lady by Capt Knight
Me y. N. y y Compapys sgent for California. From a
few words spoken on Saturday evening when called before
hast visit TO this country and we take the liberty TO hint
that during the present or in the first part OF the
shall have the honor of introducing the Swan of Erin
10 the public of California as the prims donna Of splendid
opera bospe.
s together arge Of people to listen
10 selections from the Italian masters the ntr 'ducO0 of
ne Opera into midst the inuitive refinement always
extended and felt by the association in public places of the
elegant and cultivated Of population, the increased
taste in dTes caused by the desire in community to ap
Bear the Opera in the extreme of fashion and lastly the
real lu1sry OF 6rst class musical entertainment have all
ssmbned 10 make the artistic Of Cathane Hayes in
California not only delightful Of public anu emeut
bat have In reality been Of benefit young
smts Wsloos forward with pleasing anticipation. OF the
eventual return Of Kate Hayes to this city and do not hssi
tate TO predict glorious reception to her. should she fse
(sposed TO honor us again With her presence WING
From the Mines.
TsK RWKRs-Great preparations making for flu N
sg this season. number Of Companies having sresdl
srgsnzed on the North South and Middle Forks of th
Ansrlcan The experience OF last year viii, cause ON
ehest claims worked but little before the rains
IN and caused suspension of operations.
JoHsTows-Thi Is AOurishing and busy village ab
six miles from Coloma, on the Georgetown road The
miners have been masking good wages during the whole
winter. Lumps have been found weighing from to Is
EXPIRE CAEoH.~Tbe miners on this canon have been
doing well this and several of the older residents
gardening and raising hogs, poultry, &c.
DhowKrD. Three drowned at Kelsey Bar,
the Middle Fork Of the American River, named John
Brown alias Nail from Boven; Frederick Tryon, from
Iowa and Augustus Sitter from New Orleans They
all Germans eier has sister now residing in New Or
beans.
DARK CAsoS Many claims in this locality are yielding
$50 per day to The hand and occasionally large strikes
made All persons represented making large
wages The whole Canon has been staked of into claim
Com FLir-The miners in this vicinity have been doing
well but owing TO the scarcity of water 10 the dry
many have been forced TO abandon excellent claims Mr.
Kesar took out Of his claim last week piece of gold
quartz worth $500.
noRr Sacramento again visited on Thursday
by ore Of those peculiar showers well known In CafOr
MIA that Is II did Mt rain but poured II Is asserted
with perfect confidence that the next rainy season has su
ally commenced which strongly supported by the fact that
the moon last night encompassed by circle crcum
scrbed BY seventeen and half stars denong just many
rainy days Immediately IN store. lJournS-
DuNHAM THE MURDERER The aion states that gen.
teman in Sacramento City has received letter from
passenger who sailed to San Juan del Sur board the
steamer Pacific stating that Durham among the pass.
engers, who knew him wei and had determined upon
hans ing him the hrst opportunity that presented Itself On
shore
The Express had received through Mr. Tracy Of Adams
& Co s Express the following item OF news from Shasta
"On Wednesday evening last two brothers by the
sMepworth, camped in the vicinity Of Bidves Ranch.
"Durng the night Of the brothers ~ J. Mentworth
srose aud absest short time he returning his
.brcher supPOsng him to be an Indian she, him IN the
side, wounding him MORALLY, il is supposed
MURDERED "A Mexican known as Romeo. was on
Thursday morning found dead the OF Second
and Csts lie had received stab in the lett side which
penetrated the heart The officers are in pursuit OF the
ARREsriD.A young man named Edward Coy, late of
the special police in San Francisco arrested IN this city
on Wednesday last by Constable Bowen, assisted By p,
lice officer Cusck OF San Francisco who had followed him
up and number Of citizens very readily joined Ia the
race Coy about twenty years OF age. lie scoGsed
Of robbing sdys trunk Of g. coo during the late Ore AZ
the Rassette House lie taken down for examination
before the proper authorities ON Thursday. Express
Flour AMONG THH DieGFRs-We are informed BY 4
friend that party OF Butte County Indians Numbering