New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

.,..s ,.x,rd veek or two At furthes& There
ss an accumulation of unfinished business before oosn
houscs-a considerable portion OF WHICH I'm ~
L.red vii; never engage their attention. he oih 70
for s5e dirposz Of the 10000 acres OF land 40
psssd so his State BY the General Concentration Com
- srbooI purposes; the bill Recommending the peo-
pie to the next general eieSnon iSF 81
- .rri or warrants circulate AZ money the bill re-
yisins and amending our present syem OF pracnce N
The Courts Of this State the o 10 provde ior me cen
s,r,e,n Of Telegraph lines the bill repeating the Wa
,er Lot bills Of last session and many others, were on
s~srm DISCUSSION and some remarkable proceedings
have grown out Of the question Of repeal o. the WsIel
~ln The eecond section Of the second Water Lot act
ser raising the Assembly, was met in the Senate VILE
,rch violent opposition the part Of two or three
members Is to commit 1t to the hands OF one OF the
..srdnc committees the Senators striving for
rer.al Of the two former acts entire In the course OF
the debate illusions were freely made to vast amount
of bribery and corruption alleged 70 have existed In me
former Legislatures, and several citizens OF the hrs
.ss ndiug were implicated This led to a motion, which
vas adouted ordering the Sheriff TO subpoena the per-
sons named and accordingly dozen or more citzsns
occupying prominent places In business and social
circles have been srrsgned before the bar OF the Sen
ste But as might have been expected their testimony
establishes nothing The Introduction OF bill into the
Assembly providing for contract system Of long terms
Of service with laborers in China, (Cooes) has stirred
ND sphit Of opposition on the part OF the people
message has been cent TO the Legislature by Gov.
Biger in regard to the difficulties and dangers of imi
grafton TO California by the overland route, recommend
ing that provisions be made for the relief Of suffering
immigrants
The U. S. sloop-of-war Vincennes, Com
mander W. L. Hudson arrived at San Francisco Harbor
on the 4.h Of April from Astoria, which place shs lei
March 81
The gentlemen attached to the Boundary
surveying Commission, who have for some time past
been soourning In San Francisco repairing 10 san
Diego preparatory to starting across the plains by the
way Of the ella and the Rio Grsnde, with view to he
completion of their work Mr.. Whippe left on Satur.
day evening and the others took their departure April
g. BY the Golden Gate. The party will leave San Diego
in about three weeks.
Emigration from South America, and
particularly from China is new quite brisk Hundreds
have left Chill within month two; many account
of the late revolution In that counrysl to try their
fortunes in the land of gold Every ship from Hong.
H. ng brings a load Of Celesials.
The winter, which is drawing to close
in California has been quite one. Great guam
titles Of rain have fallen and the rivers have been higher
than ever known before. The mountain nights are
buried in snow, and the summer will DO one OF full
rivers and hence of prosperous operations to the
min ers. The skies clear, and the waters are
slowly falling back into the rivers channels. The
freshet severely felt in the nsghborhood OF Non
tsrey and crops along the Salinas River are consider
ably injured
There is no news from Oregon.