The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

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Loss Of the steamer Fashi0n-AHray o,
the senator-ExpIosion OF the Jeany Lind.
The s mail steamship Crescent City, Captain j. Nc
Gowan, arrived yesterday morning from Aspnwan which
mort she left on the 14th instant
rhS steamship Uncle Sam, Captain Mills also arrivei
this morning from Aspinwal via Kingston, having left
the httN port the 18th She has 800
and SITS, 900 in geld dust on freight.
The Crescent City brings the mails and passengers which
left San Francisco the oath ut in the steamship 18TH
mus
We indebted to the of the Uncle Sam for his
avors the EXPIRE Of Adams & Co.. Wells Fargo
& Co.. and Berford Co., for files of California papers
On the l4th instant there steamship lying
n the barbor at Aspnwasx American and British
There considerable rain during the second week in
April in the northern part of the State.
The Shasta Courier says that at least thousand
Cinnamon arrived in Shasta county within the past
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Proctor playing successful engage
meat at the Marysville theatre
Miss hayes was TO give benefit the Goth ult., to
the Fire Department Of Sacramento.
The theatre at Sacramento was in rapid process ~
OF 1t was expected to be ready for opening
by the first Of May
LOSS OF THE STEAMER FASHION
We learn by last nights Sacramento boats that the
steamer Fashion has been by the Confidence
and sunk.
The Fashion was one of the line Of steamers which DIV
between this city and Red Bluffs the Sacramento
The accident occurred about three O'Clock Yesterday
morning. she was on her downward trip and when
about six miles below Sacramento in turning bead Of
the river. met by the Confidence up
The bows Of the latter steamer struck her amid hos
near the boiler dispacing considerably One Of the
fremen of the Fashion, whose name were unable to
ascertain. is missing and is supposed TO be dead
The Fashion sunk almost i'm edately The Californian
states that the Confidence had ruug backing bell and
backing at the time she struck We understand
se s near the s bank Of the river and that portion Of
had little or freight The pa ssengers
were all taken on board the Confidence The Californian
states that the Fashion DC raised without much diff
cuity-San Francisco Transcript april 20.
ARRAY ON BOARD OF THE STEAMER SENATOR.
We regret to learn that an unfortunate ARRAY occurred
on board the steamer Senator last evening" before
she left Benics. IL that a man named Robert
Stewart attempted TO pass through the gangway to
the forwsrd deck without check and length succeed
ed in pushing through. he was mrnedia tely however
pat back again, and forthwith DIRE knife and made a
plunge a. the breast OF Mr. George Morehouse clerk Of
the boat. The latter however turned in time and
received toe wound in tue shoulder blade. AT this
nent two or three connected With the boat to the
rescue, whereupon Stewart cut about ndIscrminatsy
weupding the second mate Mr.. Baker, in the and
one Of the deck hands. He tten made rush through
the door when he came in contact with the pilot Mr.
William Galloway who had jusr jumped Go from the
upper deck TO see what the disturbance Ste Tsr
made three punges at him with the knife stabbng him
dangerously the third rib. AT this moment the
clerk drew pistol ana fired woundng Stewart in the
thigh We under,apd that the desperate man was ar
resed sometime afterwards the boat and delivered to
the officers in this city The wounds Of the clerk
cond mate ana deck hard se are happy 10 learn are
VERDICT OF THE CoRoNER's JURY IN THE CASE OF
THE JENNY LIND EXPLOSION.
The jury after thorough investigation of the causes
leading to the disaster board OF steamer Jenny
Lind, from the evidence taken by them do heeby
der the following as their verdict -
lst We ird that the cause Of the calamity resulting
in the death OF the individuals above named, the
rupture collapse Of he re within the chimney
the rupured sheet closing the upward passage of the
like damper, by which the steam and water found
their into the due and thence through hole in
the end of the main fue into the CABIN and also
through the furnace doors into the fire room.
ID That that part Of the fue in which the collapse
took place weak in its construction, being eptca,
and not sufficiently stayed oraced.
Sd That q defect. in the in ward bulge in
e broader side Of the ep-is OF the due caused by
ted matter Of noto,iey and been suffered TO remain
4th. That there had been most cufpaoe negligence
the of the engineers boiler makers and owners in
not repairing the defect that thus known TO exist
5th. That there not sufficient barrier placed be
tween the boiler ana the cab protect the latter in
Of accident and that sufficient barrier cannot be
erected the position Of the cabin, being level with
the boiler, is unsafe and improper.
9th. That the public ns lection Of the boiler very
cursorily and imperfecny made tbs certificate Of
its COED condition and sustaining power was improperly
given.
7th That the door Of communication from the cabin
to the deck not OF sufficient capacity permit OF
the easy sgress of the passengers.
THE LATEST ACCOUNTS OF JOAQUIN, THE MODERN
RINALDo RINALDINA.
correspondent of the San Francisco HeTatf, writing
from Monterey, April 10th, says
Runors reached this place yesterday that joaquin.
with two of his band surprised the inmates If Jalfor
house the Salinas Plains night last week. by
lnock;ny AZ the ioor and demanding entrance Altar
much hesitation thew were admitted when thew civly
asked for some refeshment-the spokesman saying that
he and his companions had lost their road Ana were
bated that they we're on their wav TO the south to pur.
chase cattle The ranckero and Ms family seeing these
men armed to the teetn in the dead OF night were
f.n 70 be observant of discretion The spokesman was
tall handsome man, about twenty-one years old, with
long beard and apparently false mousache and carried
four revolyers and large DO ss knife The other two
were also well armed and had the best of orses-the
at The ranrhero ban eyer seen AFTER talking awhile ON
varioas snb,cts with great .aui,iary and poenes. il
into the head that the veritabIe JOAQUIN
the Yobber chief OF the apsaus pI,cers was the man
uho WAS copyerspV With him He asked the question of
the poe au with the four six shooters if he had lust
frem the placers and if any news had been heard
of oaoin as he was told great any parte, were seat
in search of him. with the expectation OF recsving
large reward The person addressed put his hand his
heart and with grave pohteness and penetrating glance
replied
.sir / am that Joaquin, and takes alive,
comes within hundred yards OF with these good