The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-29

late San Francisco letter says that the population OF
y 1 and R ssse GIss
men; these scarce OF the Chinese the writer says
The best part Of this emigration is from China The
hitherto Ocksdup people are now daily arriving here in
every marx Of ntsgsnce. Ths1 present queer appear
anes they in about the Streets their
iheir feet One Of them entered our hotel few days ago.
and curously examining everything in the barroom,
lssal" One two caught hold Of his queue and
.cnlsng closely the neat In which the hair
braided He bore their curious advances until they reach
snddsn bolt for the door, amid Of laughter from all the
ss and on ali ' the ion pss Sssn able
make think they win become valuable addition
s that they are never permitted o RETURN shsy Gu, Oh
dis sPpendsss Of braided hair They then considered
wcmsn, arc very srot No Chinese woman can leave
ss without the captain gives bonds for
nd s ssS landed ss
from him BY party OF Chinese All his efforts get her
back have been ae: and he dare not return without
Az general thing. nd that men who cannot succeed
man can help ba, do well n California. il he be honest
qualify.
Another letter says:
The Senator runs crowded between San Fran
every Tip down miniature one Report here says she
csarsd $4,000 in one month.
The Lopez investigation at New Orleans underwent a
sudden change on the nth instant While the United
Sntss commissioner proceeding with the hearing
Jsdgs McCseb, able charge to the grand jury Of
the United States district court directed that body 10 in
yestgAte the circumstances Of this affair, and present
indictments against all persons who might be found any
way implicated in the expedition which sailed from New
Orlsans- He cautioned them not 10 exempt any legal
functonary, however high he might be. from exposure
and indictment II he deserved IT. This was in ausion
to the State officers who have been clearly shown to have
furnished the invaders with from the State arsenal
and the judge said OF them:
A. tbs grand inquest Of this district you will redoube
exsrons 70 discover and bring justice all who
gardisss Of high legal obligations, would defiance Of
ssautss Of Congress- promote their individual aggrandizc
ment ut the expense OF national faith soemny pledged
In treaty spulstons-who would Interrupt the peaceful
poss country and bring upon her again the caami
tee OF war You VIII permit false issues in reference
facts (Which there is much believe have
been conmiited) 70 turn you from the plain line Of your
duty lit be true that expedition has been begun
set foot within Jurisdiction. the law has been vio
lated and all that may be said in reference the right
smsraon cannot excuse those by whom such acts have
The judge also made the suboined important decara-
lion:
The questions for you determine in your Inquiries into
foot f-whers was il begnnl In deserminpe these ones
tons % your satisfaction, You WIN consider the intention Of
perry wnosv , ne may be- N connexion with
Mugore after the preparations had been made could nor
Ia and law Ss no &c more ays
h bad sailed direct the Island OF Cuba.
The investigation before the United States commission
Or in progress during the delivery OF this charge
but the counsel for the defence, hearing OF it, and
fearing that their client would thus be placed between
two fires, from OF which be must suffer, Immediately
moved that the investigation be closed by General Lopez
being bound for trial, that the case might come
before the grand Jury alone This was accordingly DONE
the bail being liked at $1,000, which duly entered
The True Delta publishes the requsition made upon
the arsenal for the arms by Gen Augusta Of the Lousi-
ana Legion, which stated that they were necessary for
ne use Of the Legion This was certified by Adjutant
ene Rowley, and surety entered for the return Of the