The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-04
hralening 70 i.tn1 ho inture weare Of the rovemment


property Of the United STATES must exercise this poSer
tion Of the United States
ResolUed, That the foregoing views ofhe relation ohe
qes the General and the States Con-
taken u connection with the spirit Of the Constg
the republican institutions Of the States Of The Union clearly
lnimates that the territorial condition intended to Ne tempo
the States shall have settled on this their common property
SR s s have SSqne Sh Strength Of n s ss will ens
entlle them to representation in the Congress OF the United
Resored, That State be admitted into the Union on
one condition only that Isl the equal in all respects of the
United States has power supervise State Constitutions
Or look into them for other than that they
sened full and fair expression of the popular will and
That State GoYe@ent has BEEN Organized Rers securing
as far as possible the enjoyment OF civil and political liberty
ResOtoed That according the theory Of representa-
Be Fepres9ed il the which enac
oqsy affected by the revenue laws which her
and divert from her treasury into that part of the United
O te Interests s oe ah d S1 he
the Of CongEess 10 establish territorial government
which in he eTees oT he ndeteasbIe rsbt 81 eemen
the people of California have established for their self prese
ResolDed That the population of California from the most
reliable inflammation obtain, at 1000 thus en-
tng her the representation which she claims the House
presentation and that Il the Congress Of the United States
a snob s Q 1 ~ S mode SS s
why that which entitled TO and beet to tax
alton should not be represented in its entire interest," both of the
sovereignty to which entitled and ofthe population which
It actually actually possesses. -, p....,,
have, through the medium of the public advised the
American Congress of the wants and necessities Of infant
state we fully concur and trust the proper attention will be
Resolred That these resolutions be signed by the officers
transmitted our Senators and Representative Washing
Congress Of the United States for their consideration and
action
The Pacific News gives the following:
OUTRAGE AGAINST THE STATE AUTHORITIES.
Some time last week, process issued from the Dis
rict Court sitting in this city, against English
bark in our harbOr. On Monday an officer under
the Sheriff took possession of the bark by virtue Of
that process. The officer making the seizure re-
manned on board.
Yesterday morning, lieutenant of the British
steam frgate Driver, with boats crew of marines
went on board the bark, and announced his inten-
ton to lake the craft to sea. The officer of the
court informed him that the bark had been attached
by the civil authorities, and he, as the representa-
tive OF that authority, should resist any attempt to
interfere with the exercise of his duty. The Brit
ish lieutenant replied that he knew nothing of the
matter; that he should take the bark to sea, and
the deputy along with her, unless he chose to go
ashore and commenced weighing anchor.
Tide officer of the court did come on shore, and
Immediately stated the fact to Judge Parsons. His
Honor, without a moments hesitation, decided up
on his course; and was in the act of penning a
dispatch to Commodore Jones, whom Capt. Pick
ering, of the American sloop-of-war Warren, and
Captain Glynn, temporarily on board the Warren,
came in--having heard of the circumstances, and
offered their services in aid of the State authorities
TO bring back the bark by force and at all hazards
should she attempt to withdraw from the jurisdic
ton of the court. The Collector, happening in al
| the moment, also proffered any assistance in his
power for the same purpose.
In the mean time the Captain Of the British bark
and her cOnslgnees, getting wind fthe course about
TO be adopted and finding that such proceedings as
either they, OF parties connected with them, had
counseed and abe;.ed, were likely to be put down
very summarily, came into Court protesting entire
ignorance OF the issuing of the process, and the
/ levy which followed. They were, however ar.
rested for contempt. and held TO answer therefor.
| This outrage has developed one gratifying fact
Our State authorities are to be sustained, not mere
ly by Slate power, but by the active and harmon-
GUS cooperation of the Federal officers, of which
| no good citizen doubted, should an emergency &C.
cur requiring their aid.
1t is, too, the strongest appeal possible to Con-
gress to act JUSTLY and by giving the full benefit
of the flag which we desire ever to see over us,
place us in such position that nation much less
simple lieutenant, shall dare to insult city of
thirty thousand American freemen.
THE SAN JoAQUIN.-We learn that the steamer
81 Dorado is soon to commence running upon the
San Joaquin river, touching at Stockton, San Joa-
quin City, Tuolumne, and far up as Crescent
| City. This will commence new era in the pros
perity of the southern valley and we may soon ex-
pect TO number of first class steamers plying
/ on the magnificent stream bv which it is watered.
1t has been matter ofsurprise to us that enter
prising citizens have not sooner discovered the ad
vantages of the trade to the southern mines, and
awaited themselves of its benefits. The "Sutter,
we are told, though small boat, has been quietly
coming munifcent fortunes for her owners, her
profits for the last six months being considerably
over 100000 We hope to be able to visit the San
Joaquin valley during the present month.
From the Pacific News
SAN francisco Markets-May l..
The reports from the various Mining Districts generally
lead to constant drain from population, despite Of the
great influx By every faPFe and those mot familiar with the
The want Of Mint at this point proves serious detri.
to those engaged in Mining and the esbshment Of such an
Institution would place monetary affairs safe basis
act appointing State Assaye to reside at his point defining
his duties forth in the act, and committee has been
tablshng State Mint until the United States Congress- by
tuition With these remarks touching the present condition
affairs generally wesqbm the following Market particulars
large and accommodating Several consgnmeqts have been
abandoned freight and in some instances sales have been
saeg however are no criterion for the market y2uaton
however advise cessation Of shipments for the present
Eoar-Coninues firm The small Quantity arriving, with
| prices to advance beyond our quotations.
Cofe-Scarce and in much request Rio has been sold at
30e. Java but little in market none in first hands.
Pork-ess stock sufficient for immediate use-no other
descriptions saleabe.
| Besf-Al descriptions, nomina--no sale.
Berln requests stock fair; no choice Goshen in market
Hdms-But few Prime on sale.
Lard-In tin, meets purchasers freely at quotations
.holassesVery scarce, and must always command good
prices, Little in market-quotaons easily obtained
SHgdrs-Louislana Brown in demand. The supply
Of which enables holders to realize full figures This article
must afford remuneratng figures for time to
Cdndles-SpeTm dull the impOrtations comparatively
heavy and sales with difficulty effected within of quo
taons Adamanthe not much IN request unless at
| tiOnate low figures.
LiquOrs-Brandies in cases, slow sale. Whisky dull Cir
| in cases, but little in market sales limited
SegGrs-Havana choice Regaha, in request, but few il
| first hands. Common qualities, market supplied
WiHes-Slow sale. Champagne, very little strictly choice
on sale; the of quotations extremes. Caret dull
Madeira and Sherry, comparatively little used.
Malt LiquOrS-L london and Scotch Ale in demand, no
sale at quOatons-Byerss and HIbberts most generally
| use.
meet ready sale at quotations. Cotton Drilling Brown
in much request Cotton Duck not much called for; ampl
| supply 10 meet present demands.
Io5deo0-Manutactured, market well supplied sales a
! low figures.
EregitS-Down the Coast dull Shipping idle, with nj
probability of large portion leaving the port
Ggd Dust-Cnnent at quotations, in trade in exchang
for Com nominal.
Tariff Of Mercantile Characterization on sales Il
- cent? Commission Advancing, o cent; Interest OF
Moneys .ldla cent month"; conventional Endorsing
Elc1Gages-on London 4794sd to the dollar on Paris
nominal on United States, Sight, at par 80 days, nomi
| Shipping News.
| ARRIVED.-Ship Nance, -, 236 DAYS from Boston: sbi
Columbus Chester, 100 days from N London via Juan Fer
Qandez, passengers bark Daniel Webster, Higgins, 81
days from Boston, 81 passengers females; brig Tecnmse
a small iron steam propeller On deck.
SPoKEN-By schr Deborah, March 81 off Owyhee, VIII $
Logan, of n Bedford A days from Valparaiso, cruise
AyDA-Pilo boat Relief fell in with the shin Man