The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

DIED on THE PASSAGE.
The second of bark Ed ward Cohen, George S Ap
plehy of Portland, died at Kingston.
H c. Ames, Esq, U. S. Consul at Acapulco was very
sick the 18th ult and not expected to recover.
A new theatre was to be erected at Sacramento.
Runners OF incsndiarism prevailed in San Francisco.
The Herald says Me nbers of the various fire compa
kept strict watch the engine houses all the night
long The approach Of the heretofore fatal fourth Of May
Impressed every mind with consciousness of danger,
which all the alert to avoid.
Adams & Co.'S Express Office, at Mormon Island, was
robbed the 29th ult by party Of eight men, who
gagged the clerks and He'd in making their escape
The gang followed TO the Twelve Mile House."
Sacamento and there The track lost large party
from Mormon Island went in pursuit.
il has been introduced in the Assembly to author
Use the equipment and despatch Of armed force to
southern border there to await under arms the possi
Die declaration Of between the United States the
Mexican republic.
Mrs. Catbarine N Sinclair had arrived at San Francis
CO. and warmly welcomed by the press Of that city
The Wing says
guished actress Mrs Cathariae ~ Snc air will
first Appearance before Califo MA audience on Monday
evening next Aay 10 at the san Francisc theatre We
have heard the play selected for the occasion but not
at liberty omen'ioni asyet Most Of our readers nave
lead of the remarkable Of this lady New York
as Lacy Teaze Lady Gay Speaker, and in Other charac
tiers of that cast
Mrs g. is accompanied by her sister and Mr.. VOORHEES,
her brother ialax.
Miss Kate Hayes TO leave Feabci.co the 18th
pl Her IN Calforr ia his been brilliant tr
rmrb. Her delightful musical a.tsineuts have son foe
her countless admirers and her peculiar social habits
have the friendship Of al who enjoyed the
pleasure o. her society.
FROM THE COLORADO We learn that the YumIs have
down in large numbers from the mountains cult
their planting grouods ia the taity OF Fort 70 ma
Their numbers considerably larger than sntic-
pated by the authorities at the cost The ricn aud fertile
lands the Ga md Colorado capable Of beog sde
TO produce all Re rical fruits and vegetables aud by
the time the overland immig arrives there will be
abundance ~ melons squasbes and o,Ber vegetables
for their se.-Sdn Diego Herald
Asa IL Anss, aged about forty years from Sheldon N.
a., instantly killed April 80 at Grass Valley lie
in the employ of the Empire Quartz Mining
at that place. and while sged in raising the cru sher
for the purpose of making repairs he stepped into
the drum to turn l. sround While turning vitn the
tolerated motion which his weight gave it. he in prudent
ly put his head outside which came in contact with
brace catching it between the drum aud the brace,
and breaking his neck instantly. The Coroner
Jury found verdict accordsn with the facts Mr.
industrious and worthy man, and leaves a
wife .nd five children to mourn his sudden death. He
bad bsen in California sixteen tnonths HIS life was in
tured for five hundred dollars at Portland Mains-Sae
journal.
We copy the following rom the Los Angeles Star
EMIGRATION FROM SONORA We lesrr that about twelve
hundred Scnorans thei- way CaforDa and may
Their destn oton said the mines As these neigh
bors Of ours have the envabe reputation for
We any our readers 70 be their guard Look
cut for your horses.
Tns REAL THIENgs.we esro ram good authority that
party Of Americans met company OF sonorians the
22d u. Ne River who had 1 their posse .siop the
bsrses which Col Williams Of Chipa, lost few weeks
ago and which be supposed hsve been stolen By the
Indians The SODorisns had with them many other ami
mails which have been stolen from this county. OF
the whole crowd are cafe in Soaora at this time.