New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14


wheat there Is In the pile those acts OF no n
crest which relate 10 the ssirs OF PARTICULAR eounues
or cities; changing the boundaries, efncnoans ,n.
ters, &C. We find this class 20 nane and
Then come the ubimporfanf scb s1se ,,J = 80.
other acts az no general interest not included IN tne
above These pumber twentysi Two amnPoIssns
acts were also repealed ,bpaugb Csornis 70 the T. s.
Cayernmept giving the legislative consent 70 tne pe
chase Of lands BY the United States also 10 assist inc
% bree stste Hospitals were cared for, and five or
SIX acts we're passed for their benefit Nor mas san
Francisco been without lie attention Twelve Oh INC
,cfs have been in relation her Acts have been passed
IN reference To Port Wardens authorizing the Governor
10 remove and TO appoint any number Tor san IRAN
cisco not exceeding four Also 10 establish fiot reg1
tons and TO regulate the duties OF Hsrbor aaser iu
account OF which have already given 70 our readers
The sessions Of the Supreme Court are authorized 70 o.
held here until further provided by law ihe uusT VI
the Clerk OF the Superior Court have been oenned Ie
Council Is authorized TO purchase or erect Sny nsu'
q, an exnense not To exceed one hundred and twenty
FIVE thousand dollsrs The Mountain Lake aver orul
nance has been ratified Our mas OeeH
CoI UsJev IA authorized to erect powder maya
zine sitter the completion of which no person Is 70 DC
allowed 10 keep more than hve pounds OF powoer Ia MS
possession except licensed storekeepers VINO may Keep
trenv 1--WE nounds In an iron copper chest, plainly
labeled Powder" The County Debt Is authorized 70
be fupdeo-that s If il be under the act Iauger
is be appointed, and bis dunes nave See eS
And finally that browning act Of all acts for The dement,
Of San Francisco, viz the Flour Inspection Act mas Oeen
passed .-,-. j., .eor stating
thai thew have erected three counties viz Sierra
coDsis,ig of the northern half Of Yuba County Tnlare,
the southern portion OF Marposa and Sskiyou standing
between and out Of Trinity, Shasta and hiamatn ano
tha, they have authorized the funding OF the county oeO
of San Joaquin FL Dorado Yuba and Caayeras, we ma
that our st have dwndledto about nrtyhVe OF
q general nature. - - -
cent of the civil and military debt Of the State Inc
civil bonds will be valuable but the military cannot be
| worth much for time TO come. 1hey nave an
Themselves willing to take the state prisoners
from the hands of Gen Vallejo and others and deliver
them into the keeping Of Gen. Esel provided he gives
satisfactory bonds. They have provided for the cree
ton OF Stale Insane Hos pal at Stockton an act Tor
which they deserve much credit. They have done
away with our present and substituted lew militia
system They have provided for the erection OF State
Prison building much needed
They have appropriated S25OO tor the assistance OF
the overland immigration OF this year. Ihey PROVIDE Tor
Boards of Supervisors 10 regulate the financial s rs OF
each county In the State measure long ana very ucu
needed They have passed act for the establishment
of public school throughout the State stripped,
however Of its fairest prOpoI tons; and they nave
robbed the future generals Ms Of children Of our Sae OF
the greater part Of their rich patrimony while the scrip
in their wn pockets has only yet gone up to about
seventy cents They have wisely passed acts tor the
protection Of fish and game, and we trust the next Le'
gisature will assist them IN endeavorng 10 stop tne out
Taeeous and unnecessary slaughter OF game that has
hitherto prevailed in California They have passed acts
10 prevent State officers from Specializing In state pa
They command every foreigner working in the mines
TO nav three dollars monthly for the liberty OF connnu-
ing his labors They have laid tax for hospital Pur,
poses passengers arriving here They nave PROVIDED
for the executing of the public printing for the making
of State map for the obtaining and preserving oil vac
cine matter Tor the sending of block of marble to the
Washington Monument In place OF the gold quartz
block also for fund for State library. They have
allowed married 10 transact business In their
own name and not be responsible for the debts OF their
husbands They have altered the day OF general eies'
Il slo odd edau In
every cap year. when comes OFT on the day liked Tor
the election of Presidential electors.
They provide that shall elect our Representatives
10 Congress this year instead Of next. They have
thorized the construction of wagon road from the
Sacramento Valley to Oregon also, another from the
same valley to Humboldt Bay and have given one
company the exclusive right to convey Intelligence by
electro gnesm for Is years. between the five large
cities of California This act is enough to make the
Legislature hide their heads fer shame. The above,
together with the Fugitive Slave act and the ordinary
Revenue acts the total of the deeds OF the Legis
lature whose session has just closed.
The Chinese Emigration.
As this subject has much engaged the
public attention Of late friend Of Is. +. Wood
worth Eco has taken the pains TO collect the annexed
statistics of arrivals and departures OF Chinese emgants
The gentleman named for some time acting agent
and Consul for the Chinese in California and the figures
which be has furnished may therefore be relied upon
The frst Chinese emlgrants to California arrived in
February lS4S-twO men and one woman. But Jour
arrived during the succeeding twelve months. On the
LIST Of February 1919, there were but htyi0ur emma
men and one Chinese woman in California. On the
Isl of January 1850 there were In California 7s9 men
and two women During the early part OF that year,
about hr ee hundred Cinnamon left here for the Chncha
Islands, having been engaged here by the "Gdsno
on the lst of January 1851 there were in California,
4Ols men and women. On the let of January, 1852,
there were 1890, as follows;
iyed Ia g.
Whole number Of Cblus women
Ta,.................................A.... 8I29
Whole number ieft Tor Chincha Islands.
W hole number died in California TO date. .....25O
Whole number Of men returned TO China % a..
Whole number Of returned to China'.. l. oo9
Whole number in California Jan. l. 1852. 1880
Whole number arrived since Jan lS51..''''''' asa
y,l nber in California May T. 1882 inclusive. IL 95i
Whole number ned SINCE Jan 49, 80
Whole number died since Jan. : 1852 about. 40 l67
r...,,. c.is,,n;. NAV 1855. ISL
OF this number, are women the remaining ll,IsQ
men and boys, ,
Its impossible to keep perfect record of the deaths
Of Cinnamon In this country, as they are scattered
throughout the whole mining region, and very little
correspondence is kept up between the different par
ties. - 80
moi herein enumerated whose numbers have never been
reported at the Custom House most Of whom however
consist of cooks, stewards, crews &c, OF vessels from
| China who have deserted while lying IN TINS port
Many also have returned TO China, or left CslloF Ia
for other ports in ike capacities Such arrivals and de-
pArtures have been estimated TO very nearly balance
each other and there are no means OF ascerainng
the numbers with correctness they form no portion Of
| the fore going statement
twill be quite safe TO set down the total Chinese pop
uation now resident IN California at 12OOO ana Us In
crease will probably be rom 1000 to 10000 between
this and the lst January next Uncer these circum-
stances we do any imperative necessity for the
hue and cry which is attempted relative tn this partlcu
lar class foreigners The French and Spanish Amer
icsn population both exceed the Chinese very largely al
the present moment and fears danger or msor-
tune from their excessive numbers san Fran Herald.
From the Mines.
The miners of Little York have held q
meeting and passed the following resolutions: