The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
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New York, Tuesday, September "a, 1850.
TeIecraphie Sum mary.

New York, Tuesday, september ~, 1850.
TeIesrsphie Summary.
The proceedings in Congress are getting very
spirited. Yesterday, there was quite mixture of
greg, nogging, electro. magnetism and some very
snail matters. The chief feature in the Senate
was the motion of Mr. Cass with respect to the
hungarian emgrsnts. This will lead to SONS ac-
non with respect TO the brave Kossuth and his
family.
When the Civil and. DiplomaticAppropriation Bill
was taken up, usual several amendments were
PIorosed-the public printer was upset, and large
sum proposed for the execution of the printing
Of Congress in proper manner. The bill in its
amended shape eyentualypassed.
Or the whole, yesterday was busy day in both
housea, and the House particularly distinguished
itself by its vote on the abolition of flogIing in
ihe navy, after amusing itself on the question OF
greg, which is nothing new, however, in Wash
iDgton. However, Father Richie is determined
10 sell oui, and one reform generally follows ano-
thcT. Let us hope.
The news from Texas shows that the Goverao.
Of that State has vetoed two measures of the
House Of Representatives. The third Monday of
September has been selected the day for the re-.
assembling Of the Legislature, after their adjourn
Bent. Our tele graphic news furnishes a number
At items of interest, among which are announce
Eent- OF several fires.
The California Sews-socialism the Pa
eihc-The Prospects OF the New state.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Ohio, at this
pert, we have received our California exchanges
and correspondence, and are enabled 10 place be-
fore our readers, to-day, in double sheet, a large
mass Of intelligence from that extraordinary region
81 oar republic. IL contains great deal of in
teTcsiiBg information concerning the present con-
diuon and future prospects of the new State in
commercial, political, industrial and mineral point
ofview.
10y tins intelligence, our readers get full history
81 he origin Of the terrible riots which lately took
place at Sacramento City, growing of land titles
and which resulted in a melancholy loss of life
They originated in nothing but socialism, and may
he traced directly to thu organ OF socialism in the
United States-ihe New York Tribune. Under
the teachings OF Philosopher Greeley, n band of
men in this State combined together, a few years
ago, for the purpose Of resisting the payment, Of
rent, and carried their opposition to the laws to
such an extent as TO shoot down Deputy Sheriff
in the oTen day, in Columbia county. Some Of the
disciples OF the Tribune having emigrated 20 Cali.
fornia, attempted TO carry into practical operation
the same ideas there; and similar result i. before
us. Under the leadership OF man named James
AcClaichy, who the 7,lbru, yesterday said be-
lopGed to New York, and was identified with land
reform agitation here, they banded together issued
proclamation that they would set the law at
defiance, and resisted the execution Of process
issued by the courts of California. The conse-
quence was terrible riot-the city Of Sacra-
mento was put under martial law, aud the
officers Of justice were shot down in the
II Hi. L.. III
probability, when he was in New York, belonged
~ the clique Of socialists and pseudo. reformers by
which the Tribune is surrounded The owners Of
the land in California, which was the cause OF
those violent outbreaks and riots, may, or may
not, have good titles; bat it Is clear that the squat
tiers have none, and never had. We have no
doubt that an immense amount Of villany has
been prsctised in California, in the way Of land
titles; but that s no excuse for a set ofmen putting
the law and the decisions Of the courts Of Califor
mia At defiance. They should have appealed to
Congress for the adjustment OF their disputes, and
no, 10 the revolver and the bowie knife They
acted precisely the same manner as the anti.
renters in this State did few years since. and no
doubt they were melted to do so by the teaching.
Of the socialist organ this city Truly that paper
has iniue nce-irhucnce 10 compass evil. but not
sood-to promote disscnsion and anarchy, not only
tie Atlantic seaboard, but in our new territories
on he Pacific. Il exciies the working men agains,
the caritalus in New York. gets a batch Of mis-
guided tailors 20 disregard the law, and exciies
squad % quati,rs 10 resist legal decisions ia G ali
icrnia, aud afrey themselves against the consti.
iuied authorities How mach logger. We would
ash. will the people II tbs country permit such an
influence to exist among theml How much longer
Will the conservative Wing party identify itself
with journal that labors necessarily. from year
o. year, 10 array section against section comm
niy against community. working men against
employers. and 10 infect our whole social atmos
Phsre with its T,suirruus Poisonsl Bui enough
by an estimate which approaches very near the
Truth, Is calculated that the yield Of the Califor-
na gold, for the lsst twelve months, has amounted
90 the nneEse sum Of one hundred and fifty mi.
lions Of dosrs; and that The product Tor the year
which will cyUirs 10 the month Of September. ISjI
willrot fell much below three hundred millions az
dollss Only portion Of last years yield reached
she United States. the greater part having gone 10
south America and 70 Europe. IN the ordinary
course o. trade About thirty thousand dollars
worth was sen, TO the mint in PHILADELPHIA f,r
coinage A large sum, too went in the same
way 70 Australia and 10 China, in exchange
Cor t,e products of those countries. The addition
al such an Immense sun 10 the circulating medium
throughout the world, could rot but exercise 40
inhueace On the comparative value Of the precious
Tsctalf. Tie Elects are ewes now partially apparent
Go The political economist adj to the merch AIT and
capitalist Money abound. 10 England aud in the
United States In the former county il is actually
drug w ihe market, and here n is proportioaaly
abundant. The constant supply Of gold from c ali.
gonna has stimulated industry a' weIlas commerce.,
tnd oiencdnev channels of activity and enterprise.