The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-14


BE- punished With sas - oos husdred doius A'tsr
ooiored person 70 reside or settle, Spscr pensy ma OK
ccedipg hve hundred dolas8 argued against the al
mission Of s s s = 30 e y" .ss
that enbroa the immunity and disturb The harmony o.
the entire stats Their being here constant source q
N pancsring their Pride and IN sitting nse toeu mads
that be carried out ina AUortcau ateo
and y n ne r.cuS y. n0% = qss ~
Oregon has provision IN her consultation Y the Same
feet Tre objection 10 the Chinese has also Quad voice Ia
them from tho mines snl 70 prevent their occupying aay
mining cians afer 1859 Netaer the Chinese NEGROES
can ever become ot:izecr aad they are therefore 90
STATE me negroes have begun 70 realize the pssaoa
they viii bold 10 California Add hArs ncsd nest
ipgs TO devise or voluntarily leaving the State Tae
tcovery % gold the Huos.p Bay territory has attract
their sbsnon 70 that quarter aud they propose 70
eTisrsse ss ~ase aud place tue nseivos nocer british
They may CO better both materially and socially there
than here TIE gold north oerai0y oGsr induce
meots 10 black and ~bie siSe,
The n cent discoveries Of gold In Washington rorrry
end IN the British Possessions has ed vide sprcsf
excitement throughout California rns steamships ieav
here for the north crowded VITO passengers, and
in this City the constant theme Ct conversation 10 tno
richness Of ire Dces Not outstanding tho general
aversion to Getting or visiting places uoder Eos'sh
rule the fabulous amount cold hear Of that yards
the abcrs OF miners has had the esot OF exuogusning
this dislike Not lees than two thousand siveotarers
Of these discoveries the agents OF the Huoson's
Bay Company that o large extsot OF mining couosry
las been ocnd which will we'll, ADD they are salts
dec the &ho}c country north, 10 both the British aud
American possessions, from FrAxers river 70 Coiviie,
will urnish gold abundance At latest adviocs che
uiners Frsgers river 6oc,ng there. stated
by pafson who visited the place that siege poios OF
land projecting into the water will give employ moo, 30
thousand men for yeas; and d supposed Il vii pay
steamships only reaches from this City Port iowa
serd, ADD the Commodore leaves here this morning,
every berth allod with passengers, for the mioes
" convey tbsm 70 the nea'est points from
which they proceed In canoes The rush Of par
difficulties encountered In finding boats. Ooean steamers
OF light draft up far Fort Langley Fazies
river fcry uiies from Us mouth distsoco Of 0fty mi es
portion OF the distance ory mies has 10 be travelled
In canoes. Ia esic there good mining the uefi
aide Tho Brisa- Captain HYDE Of the revenue
Sound days ago, brought him from the dggugs
piece Of gold worth SO and bottle full scales
o The Interior srSg IN plenty Of Dust and
largely Of goods and provisional At CololIla two
washed oct So 500 in Eve weeks, with There
are but few good miners there yea tne most Of them
French tAf breeds who worry adusrocs Scarcely
day passed brt some party OF god geek started for
effect developing hidden resources Of hs countries
Tie that leave here for the most part practical
miners, and the skin and energy tnev brog toto the
try si undoubtedly mako the pe~ e. Dorado equal 10
California In lie best dsys The Enssh authorities require
the parties who upon the gold Hede 10 tho Huascn Bay
enraas at Victoria pay their taxas. The re-
pofis FAR speak higher OF the richness Of the latter
,h,ush for several months pas: soe covil'e mises in
here IS % The incrsase Thousands are king preprs
tons 70 90 north.
intelligence hes been received hero from Tahiti no TO
February 81 The Ere pch appear devote attention
the Improvement OF the colony and 10 encourage ads
the Governor has abolished the toupsge duty hes
heretofore operated against commerce Of the island
Several works OFFS nature oompleted
and there appears DO determination the part Of tho
NJ I'll
10 iis value appendagot 70 the French empire Nr.
Henry Owner. United States Consul had arrived and met
touched At Tahiti, and every fscity al rded them 70
obtain necessary supplies and 70 make repairs Mr. Owocr
Of Injurious rcpsrw circulated coocernns
the harbor Of Papec, had addressed the following letter
~ the Mcscngu.-
have hs hopes . TRANSMIT y,u he .ee,mpsn,iag docu
men, v ~ 80 'n ~. ans o. s scrvcs maxng
~h'ch 70 farnisA sss bob IN
's-N - '''' asSsi o&SEs. u.isd States ooa.ul
The following scopy Of The document rcfsrrsd to-
Baxter Dean, captain Of u. American vss,esh,p BAR.
iOr q. ., r.pslrnr my ssO decars his
have been done my oSsr Psrsn he .sc 0sssaice and
ysoy, ~ hiss ben gelusy shars he slightest se,sy
rent he Consul c he United fsss ana ,se %s1ssS: o.
opt1soa. Si .s..s ship '' %sss sss y rs.s
their vessels W Walt his port BAXTER DOxNa
Tho state OF su,rs continues 70 DO hxss,ed With civil
connections. gsndara, brother % tho Governor, 10 Q
n killed and biz force defeated last month HIS
party hal short time before attached and captured
village Lear Guyamas, and SGT fire. 10 church In which
there near hundred women. ell n vnom pershsd
This aroci.y charged the Indians and further erts
nuAted by the statement thai resistance mado by The
supsnN q the buildings An expedition va, at ises ad
vices en- the nArcn 10 p,neh the Indians alogeshcr
Sonora wss IN miserably distracted condition. Tue
lsncboy c Crsbb and HIS followers who were saurh
tored ct Csvorcsf brought 10 remembrance lat
week In California CrabS WA well knoyu--he bald
high political standing and had hosts OF devoted freuas
On the sh April 1857, he and his companies After re-
eevns p,essrs nv,Asoos 70 come 70 sooora, were an
mN~sSe% INC snniversny ~ oommem pratea IN TINS
Ssy, ser We ~ me rcncn "a noc cuuron OF
r y, DAn.e ues Iequ,em msss ~ sung AVA
the usaa rifs on such OCCASIONS Observed Crsbo wa
enr srou1 keh'. 10y ~ sna .s nsNo nen,ooV' ne
fell victim OF hexcan duphcy and rcschery. The
ltssstnre afew days snce sdoy'ed resolutions calling
upon oonEesso pfovae Ior me est4ousnmsni o. Con
In sonora There " large trains carried
on ooweeu san Francesca md the ports named
ard IA, In the cpnon OF our legislators
TOR The protection Of oar connercs Vi agents
o. me United states should DO appointed for those aces